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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1964

Page

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NASA considerVon Braun transfer to Michoud Plant

Rep Hale Boggs said NASA would shift hundreds of employees including possibly Wernher von Braun from Marshall Center Huntsville to the Michoud Space Plant in New Orleans Louisiana. He cited a payroll impact of about 40 million dollars at Michoud and noted Huntsville payroll figures. Webb and Alabama officials were quoted in response with comments on state attitudes toward the space program and potential relocation plans.

New Orleans Hale Boggs D-La Wernher von Braun Space Agency Michoud Space Plant Dallas James E. Webb National Aeronautics and Space Administration Boggs NASA George C. Marshall Space Flight Center Huntsville Ala Space Center von Braun Webb Montgomery George Wallace Louisiana Michhoud Michoud Moon Werther von Braun Marshall Center Choud Thhe Huntsville Times Florence Alabama The Times Florida Mississippi Texas Bob Ward Marshal Space Flight Center

The Greatness Of America IV Liberty And Opportunity

Walter F. Carey asserts that liberty and opportunity define American democracy rooted in the Declaration and Constitution. He contrasts individual rights with communist state control, praising the Founders for safeguarding personal welfare and urging continued pursuit of growth, prosperity, and freedom. Page 12.

America Thomas Jefferson Continental Congress

Evening of Entertainment by Lou Dancy Chapter 320 O E S

An evening of entertainment sponsored by Lou Dancy Chapter 320 O E S is set for Saturday at 7 30 p m at the Masonic Temple A DAV home program starts tonight at 8 A Children's Story Hour for ages 6 to 9 will be Saturday morning at the Decatur Library from 10 to 11 a m See DIARY On Page 2

Lou Dancy O.E.S Masonic Temple DAV Decatur Library

U S Justice Department appeals contempt in Jackson clash

In Jackson Mississippi the Justice Department seeks to appeal a judge's contempt ruling after U S District Attorney Robert Hauberg refused to sign indictments from a federal grand jury. Judge Harold Cox orders civil contempt against acting Attorney General Nicholas Katzenbach as the case unfolds.

Jackson Miss Justice Department U.S Robert Hauberg Dist Harold Cox Hauberg Nicholas Katzenbach Katzenbach

Rethinking Salvation and Personal Faith

The reader questions resenting the term salvation and the answer urges reevaluating its meaning. It argues salvation means spiritual rescue through Jesus, likening it to a storm rescue and divine love. It asks the reader to admit lostness, open the heart, and accept Jesus as Lord and Savior.

F.T Jesus God

Lax Security Claim By Goldwater In California Campaign

Senator Barry Goldwater accused lax security at the White House after FBI findings on Walter Jenkins. He charged the State Department cleared 150 people to handle U.S. secrets without full investigations. Jenkins had resigned eight days prior amid morals disclosures.

Walter R. Mears Goldwater FBI Johnson U.S Jenkins LAX

Hoover Returns To Capitol For Honors

The body of Herbert Hoover lies in state in the Capitol Rotunda after a train journey from Union Station. President and Mrs. Johnson attended, with a 50 jet flyover, as an all-service guard and mourners, including Cabinet members and Supreme Court justices, prepared for burial in his native town.

Washington Herbert Clark Hoover Capitol New York Union Station Air Force Capitol .Plaza Johnson Cabinet Supreme Court Hoover

Truman Returns To His Home

President Truman is back home in Independence after nine days in a Kansas City hospital.

Truman Harry S. Truman Independence Kansas City

Sunday Visit to Lost Cemetery and La Grange College

The piece recounts a Sunday visit to an overgrown graveyard once tied to La Grange College. It notes the ruin as a reminder of vanity and reflects on how the college’s legacy survived, flowing into later advances and the villagers’ efforts.

John Knox la Grange College

No Budget Gain Seen Says McNamara

Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara said Khrushchev’s ouster and Red China’s nuclear test will not raise next year’s military budget. He noted U S conventional forces and battlefield nuclear weapons are adequate to deter and respond, ensuring protection of national security for the foreseeable future. See NO on Page 2.

Fred S. Hoffman Washington Robert S. McNamara Kremlin China U. S McNamara Nikita Khrushchev United States

FBI Denies Jenkins Leaks in Presidential Probe

The FBI reports an extensive review of Wal W. Jenkins, long time aide to President Johnson, found no evidence that he compromised national security or interests. Jenkins resigned at Johnson's request on Oct 14 after moral charges involving arrests in 1959 and again in Oct last year.

Barry Schweid Washington FBI Wal W. Jenkins Johnson United States Jenkins YMCA

Stevenson calls for strong UN as China threat grows

Adlai Stevenson tells a Democratic breakfast that Red China becoming a nuclear power and several other nations may follow at low cost heightening UN needs. Suslov, Kremlin expert, is missing amid rumors he heads to Peking. Bronanno son still missing after father’s Park Avenue kidnapping.

Nashville Adlai Stevenson A Democratic Breakfast Today Red China United Nations Moscow Mikhail Suslov Kremlin Peking

Markets At A Glance

New York markets drifted irregularly lower in a short session with mixed bonds and quiet cotton. In Chicago, wheat rose as dry weather supported prices while corn fell on hedge selling and soybeans slid on liquidation. Hog and cattle quotes were steady to weak with top prices noted.

New York Chicago

We Pay Top Prices For Used Furniture

Exchange Furniture Co announces top prices for used furniture with contact at 353 4403. Quickies by Ken Reynolds note a concise business pitch in a local ad column.

Exchange Furniture Co Quickies Ken Reynolds

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