Adlai Attack May Have Its Good Points
Barrett Shelton Jr. argues that the Dallas UN Day incident where Adlai Stevenson faced hecklers and a woman struck him with a placard could spark a center shift in public opinion. He warns Birchers and Klansmen impact is waning as Goldwater weighs backing and the Birch Society faces potential decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrett Shelton, JR
Adlai Stevenson
Dallas
Texas
California
Birchers
Kluxers
Bircher
Robert Welch
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
America
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Britain Cuts Taxes Spark Stronger Economy
British Conservatives enacted a large April tax cut, aiming to lift a weak economy. Six months later, observers report a sharp rise in auto sales, a drop in unemployment from 3.5 percent to 2.1 percent, and a stronger production outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling F. Green
Washington
Congress
England
Kennedy
Britain
Reginald Maudling
White House
Maudling
State Building Commission to meet monthly over parking land buy
Sen. Roland Cooper questioned a $2000 parking space figure after calculation tied to a $300,000 half block near the capitol for state employee parking. The commission approved the land purchase with the state share capped around $150,000, the feds to cover the rest. The meeting set to regular monthly sessions with a formal budget, signaling firmer legislative oversight of a powerful agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen
Roland Cooper
Wilcox
Capitol
Cooper
State Building Commission
State General Fund
Department of Industrial Relations
Commission
Seymore Trammell
W. E. Owens, Jr
Etowah
Gov. Wallace
Patience Key to Vietnam Crisis Says Ikeda in Tokyo
Japanese Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda told AP that patience is essential to defuse tension in South Vietnam and that U S policy has been generally good. He warned of looming Berlin tensions and noted Vietnam as underdeveloped with unavoidable dictatorship in the region. He spoke of Oriental understanding and tact in U S actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Ryan
Tokyo
Hayato Ikeda
Japan
South Viet Nam
Ikeda
Laos
Viet Nam
U.S
United States
Berlin
Southeast Asia
Liberal- Democratic
Scan-It gains state recognition for Athens High paper
Athens High School students publish The Scan-It with co editors Carolyn House and Faye Littrell and staff producing a strong issue October 18. The paper highlights homecoming coverage, a football update on the Golden Eagles, and new school club officer selections plus a forthcoming Daily program adding high school columns from Limestone Morgan Lawrence and Cullman counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winford Turner
Athens High School
Carolyn House
Faye Littrell
Dan Blizzard
Betty Agee
Janis Gooch
Carol Keyes
Bill Smith
Nancy Sharman
Walter Sims
Bruce Sherill
Jo Ann Flynn
Mary McMunn
Pat Payne
Barbara Gore
Betty Rawls
Becky Cowart
Sharon Jones
Peggy Adams
Martha Lynn Hicks
Jean Horton
Beth Thackston
Judy Fisher
Bobby Dunnavant
Marilyn Cage
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Adlai
Arizona
John Birch
The
Birch Society
North-East
South-West
Austinville
Austinville Elementary School
Southeast Area
Second Avenue
Johnston Street
Decatur
Decatur Transit
George Hawkins
W. Ray Lolley
Coffee
Neil Metcalf
Geneva
Owens
John L. Cates
Shelby
Wm. H. McDermott
Mobile
J. Emmett Wood
Miss House
Science Club
Leslie Russell
Sherri Keyes
Lakin Boyd
Jerry Elmore
Bill Beasley
Jennifer Christopher
la Don Romine
Lynwood Varnell
Chip Hutchinson
Ray Barley
Rene Scanlon
Mimi Pittman
the Daily
Limestone
Morgan, Lawrence
Cullman Counties
Mike Freeman
Yours
Spector
Office of Building Inspector
Ala
Friendly A&p
A&p
Plaid
Alabama
A&p Cranberry
Jane Parker
TSN
Dale Carnegie
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