Hoover laid to rest after nation honors former president
Plain citizens and public figures file past the flag draped coffin at St Bartholomew s church in mid Manhattan. Hoover dies at 90 after a long illness while arrangements expand to Washington and Iowa City for state and private ceremonies.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
St. Bartholomew’s Church
United Nations
Adlai Stev
Enson
Jacob K. Javits
James A. Farley
State Department
Jay Rutherford
Manhattan
St. Bartholomew’s Episcopal Church
Park Avenue
Hoover
St. Bartholomew's
Lou Henry
John Adams
St. Bartholomew’s
Johnson
Washington
Capitol Rotunda
Union Station
National Airport
Iowa City
West Branch
Town
The Greatness Of America Based On A National Consensus
A historical essay argues American greatness rests on a broad consensus across parties and regions rather than single doctrines. It praises compromise in Constitution formation and warns that current division threatens national unity and shared goals like equal rights and worthy public services.
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Republic
America
United States
Diary Notes from Decatur Police Report
No automobile accidents were reported Tuesday to the Decatur Police Department. Sheriff's deputies made one arrest for public drunkenness. See diary on Page 2.
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Decatur Police Department
Sheriff's Deputies
Why did my mother have to die and what helped me cope
The reply frames death as a consequence of sin, a friend to the aged, and a population stabilizer. It suggests death limits suffering and preserves youth's opportunity, urging the reader to view life as a numbered day and seek meaning beyond loss.
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E.J
Wallace’s liberal years questioned by Flowers at Harvard
Alabama Attorney General Richmond Flowers challenged Governor George Wallace’s conservative image during a Harvard speech. He argued Wallace was liberal in the past, noted his civil rights voting record, and claimed Wallace opposed the 1948 Democratic platform civil rights plank.
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Cambridge, Mass
Alabama
Richmond Flowers
George Wallace
South
Flowers
Harvard University
Johnson
Wallace
Johnson vows not to use muck-raking against Goldwater
President Johnson told a cheering Akron audience he will not engage in muck raking or slander. He urged shaped bipartisan foreign policy and warned against risky adventures in Vietnam. He criticized his Republican opponent without naming him directly, arguing their plans threaten peace.
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Hoover
California
Hoovers
Herbert Jr
Allan Henry Hoover
Johnson
Jack Bell
Akron, Ohio
University of Akron Memorial Auditorium
Akron
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Viet Nam
Braves Seek NL OK to Move Franchise to Atlanta 1965
Milwaukee Braves board votes to ask National League permission to relocate the franchise to Atlanta, Georgia for 1965. Reports note other AP items from Saigon and Moscow detail a coming civilian government in South Vietnam before Oct. 27 and Khrushchev facing the party meeting after being pulled from vacation, with East German party unrest following his fall.
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Chicago
Milwaukee Braves Board of Directors
National League
Atlanta, Ga
Saigon
South Viet Nam
High National Council
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party
Berlin
East Germany
Goldwater Pays Tribute in Philadelphia Area Visit
Sen. Barry Goldwater thanked Herbert Hoover as a respected American during a Philadelphia International Airport stop before a West Chester motorcade. He postponed Cheyenne and Las Vegas appearances, plans private Hoover funeral in New York, then heads to San Francisco. He criticized rising crime and street violence and called for strong leadership to restore respect for law and government.
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W. B. Ragsdale JR
Philadelphia
Barry Goldwater
Herbert Hoover
America
Philadelphia International
West Chester
Goldwater
Washington
New York
Cheyenne
Wyo
Las Vegas
Nev
San Francisco
Hoover
Jon
Johnson
Dean = savers
Urby
South Philadel
Tributh
Markets At A Glance From New York Trading
The New York markets show stocks higher with active trading and bonds mixed while government securities stay steady. Wheat mostly lower with December higher. corn, oats and soybeans varied, hogs steady to lower with top $16.50. cattle steady to lower with top $26.50. We Pay Top Prices For Used Furniture. Sioeee Furniture Co. 353-4403.
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New York
Chicago
Sioeee Furniture Co
Bailey Wires Demos Message to Alabama Democrats Dinner
John Bailey chairman of the Democratic National Committee sent greetings to Alabama Democrats at a fundraising dinner in Decatur. Former Tennessee Governor Buford Ellington was to speak and urge support for the full Democratic ticket while attendees included Tennessee Valley Democrats, Senator Sparkman and Representative Jones.
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John Bailey
Democratic National Committee
Morgan County
Tennessee
Buford Ellington
Alabama
Ellington
Decatur Country Club
Tennessee Valley
Sen
John Sparkman
Rep
Bob Jones
Quickies by Ken Reynolds
A compact tidbit notes a daily want ad listing a neighborhood cafe in the Deily area. It mentions service quality and a casual eateries scene, signaling a local interest item.
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Quickies
Ken Reynolds
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Bailey
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