Soviet Party Slams Khrushchev in First Editorial After Downfall
Pravda denounces harebrained scheming and personality cult while advocating collective leadership. The unsigned front page piece signals the party's first official stance since Khrushchev's removal, linking nepotism and bitter China dispute to his fall as Red China detonates a nuclear device.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry S. Bradsher
Moscow
Pravada
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Georgi
Red China
Kremlin
Soviet Union seeks friendly ties with United States
Pravda signals grass roots discontent and continuity of peaceful coexistence policy after Khrushchev. Johnson welcomes the move and opens doors to a possible East-West summit as Dobrynin and he affirm ongoing cooperation and world peace efforts.
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Pravda
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Canada
United States
Africa
Asia
Washington
Johnson
Moscow
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
White House
Dobrynin
Dobrynin-Johnson
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Dobrynin and
Supreme Court as final authority shapes law in U S
Guest editorial argues the United States Supreme Court acts as a final arbiter in federal law and even a de facto supreme legislative body. It discusses the court's authority, the nine justices, Roosevelt era court packing, and current debates over state legislative reapportionment and congressional limits.
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United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Marshall
Congress
Jefferson
Supreme Bench
U.S. Senate
Roosevelt
Collision damages two cars on Moulton Street parking lot
A Friday 11 15 a.m. collision injured Raymond D. Taylor and Pauline Smith Pettey while a parked 1960 Plymouth suffered heavy damage at 1 20 p.m. after a panel truck rolled into it in the N W Market lot. Hollis G. Blankenship and Ronald Lee Cramer were identified as owners of the involved vehicles. Digger Ettes Garden Club meets Thursday at 7 30 p.m. at Mrs Ger ald McGlamery's home 1706 Sandra Street SW. See DIARY on Page 2.
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Raymond D. Taylor
6Th Ave. SE
Pauline Smith Pettey
Trinity 1
Moulton St
N & W Market
11Thl Ave
Hollis G. Blankenship
12Th St
Ronald Lee Cramer
112Th St
Digger-Ettes _ Garden Club
Gerald McGlamery
Sandra St
Seven Alabama unpledged electors pledge personal support
In Montgomery on October 16, seven of Alabama's ten unpledged Democratic electors stated they would advocate their own election and would generally support Democratic candidates on the November ballot. They avoided endorsing the full ticket as a group while implying personal backing for party nominees.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Johnson
Johnson Dismisses China as a Threat
President Johnson said China’s low-yield nuclear test does not pose an immediate war danger and that it may take years for Beijing to build a stockpile. He pledged U S readiness to aid non Communist neighbors against threats, while military opinion sees the first menace falling to China’s neighbors.
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Elton C. Fay
Washington
Johnson
China
United States
U.S
Peking
Red China poised to join nuclear club and lead third world bloc
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports that China’s nuclear test marks a shift in global power as Beijing pursues leadership of a third world bloc. The move strains Moscow and Washington, widens the Soviet-Chinese split, and boosts China’s influence in Asia Africa and Latin America while revealing past Soviet aid limits and internal purges.
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William L. Ryan
Red
Red China
Soviet Union
United States
Asia
Africa
Latin America
China
Nuclear Club
Moscow
World Communist Movement
Peking
Joseph Stalin
Stalin
Mao Tze-tung
Dubna
Peng Teh-huai
Peng
Mao
LBJ In Ohio Future Depends On Vote Result
President Johnson told a Cincinnati crowd that the upcoming November 3 election would determine the nation’s future and the kind of life Americans will have. He urged steadiness and strength amid tensions from Russia and China without naming Barry Goldwater.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Johnson
GOP
Barry Goldwater
America
Barry Goldwater Defends Freedom and Association Rights
Sen. Barry Goldwater urged realization of constitutional rights while preserving freedom of association. He said both sides must be free to join or not join, arguing against legal barriers. After stops in Iowa and South Dakota, he referenced a river parade in Sioux City where an egg struck him during a tour.
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Wilbur Martin
Chicago
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Arizona
Sioux City
Iowa
Sioux Falls
S.C
Rivercade
Missouri River
LBJ
SCORES Coffee and Leighton dominate Friday slate
Coffee 13 over Athens 7 and Leighton 46 to 13 against Hatton highlight a night of Alabama high school football. Hartselle edges Sheffield 18 but Cullman tops Decatur 12 to 7. Susan Moore shuts out Fairview 7 0 and Courtland defeats West Point 19 12.
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Coffee
Athens
Haleyville
Moulton
Cullman
Decatur
Leighton
Hatton
Hartselle
Sheffield
Susan Moore
Fairview
Courtland
West Point
The Sleeping Preacher of Madison and Limestone Counties
The Daily profiles the so called Sleeping Preacher C. B. Sanders and his sleep induced clairvoyant abilities. It contrasts his physiological phenomena with other sensitives and cites doctors and tests described by John Knox in Sundays edition.
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Madison
Limestone Counties
C. B. Sanders
John Knox
We Pay Top Prices For Used Furniture Ad
Exchange Furniture Co advertises paying top prices for used furniture with a contact phone number 353 4403. The spot presents a simple buyer service for individuals selling old items.
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Exchenge Furniture Co
Decatur Firm Bids Low On Highway 20
Holland and Woodard of Decatur listed the apparent low bid for the Limestone County four-lane section of Highway 20 between Mooresville and Huntsville at 227000 dollars. State officials had not yet checked the bids, with W O Smith Contracting of Burkville the low bidder on bridges at 234704 dollars. For Madison County, G F Halstead Co of Montgomery bid 280722 dollars for the highway section and M J Rowell of Guin the bridge bid at 114514 dollars.
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Decatur
Holland and Woodard
Montgomery
Limestone County
Mooresville
Huntsville
State Highway Department
John Crutcher
W. O. Smith Contracting Co
Burkville
Madison County
G. F. Halstead Co
M. J. Rowell
Guin
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Chen Yi
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