Goldwater Signs Up for Multiple Primaries Bid
AP political writer reports that Barry Goldwater plans potential entries in several primaries as strategic states weigh in on his 1964 presidential bid. He has indicated to run in New Hampshire on March 10 if he runs, with Illinois on April 14 likely and other targets including Nebraska Oregon Florida and California.
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Washington
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Arizona
United States
New Hampshire
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Illinois
Nebraska
Oregon
Floriday
California
Judge Bloodworth resigns from Alabama Democratic Campaign Steering Committee
Circuit Judge James N. Bloodworth of Morgan County resigns as chairman after twenty years citing a heavy court docket and new personal responsibilities. John W. McConnell Jr. becomes chairman to complete the unexpired term. The steering committee organized in 1960 with Bloodworth and Charles C. Adams as officers.
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James N. Bloodworth
Alabama Democratic Campaign
Bloodworth
Morgan County
Evelyn Hicks Shannon
John W. McConnell, Jr
Mobile
Judge Bloodworth
Charles C. Adams
Tallapoosa County
Short FB Poll Favors Goldwater in Alabama
A Birmingham sampling of Farm Bureau members shows seven Democrats would back Goldwater over Kennedy, two favor Kennedy, two undecided, and one long-time Republican will vote GOP. Names from Clay, Letohatchie, Dale, Luverne, Cherokee, Dothan, and Decatur cited. Kennedy supporters from Montgomery and Vinemont, with undecideds in Madison and Macon counties. New Zealand geography noted.
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Birmingham
Alabama Farm Bureau Federation
U.S
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Kennedy
Birmingham News
Goldwater
H. H. Summerlin
Clay County
Matt Holmes
Letohatchie
Charles Carroll
Dale County
Kendrick Odum
Luverne
W. A. Ellis Jr
Cherokee
J. D. Green
Dothan
H. A. Bullard
Decatur
Joe Hall
Montgomery
A. J. Graham
Vinemont
E. W. Kilgo
Cullman
Malcolm Patterson
Madison County
Spencer Johnson
Macon County
Lacon Store Burglarized. Over $400 Stolen
Morgan County deputies investigated a break in at Fulenwider's Store in Lacon overnight. Entry was gained through a north window and a back door used to exit. Stolen items include cigarettes valued at 375 dollars knives at 30 dollars and about 75 dollars in change.
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Morgan’ County Sheriff's Force
Fulenwider’s
Lacon
Thomas Powers
R. M. Goode
Mary Topic Put In Separate Schema At Vatican Council
Vatican council approved placing a separate document on Mary in a broader schema on the church, a close vote that could affect Protestant relations. Also supported a document endorsing a common perpetual calendar and a fixed Easter date.
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Gerald I. Miller
Associated Press
Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Mary
The Average American Child Drinks Less Than A Pint Daily
A report notes that the typical American child consumes under a pint of water each day. The finding highlights hydration habits and suggests potential health implications for youth.
Blood Program Meeting Explores Effective Bloodmobile Visits
The semi annual Birmingham Sub-region No 2 Blood Program meeting is set for Wednesday at 1 15 p m in the Penthouse First Federal Building. Topics include proven methods for promoting Bloodmobile visits and local Red Cross banks with Jim Hudgins leading a panel on Community Bloodmobile visits and Brooks Jackson discussing Local Hospital Red Cross Blood Distribution Center potentials. A blood drive at First Presbyterian Church yielded 112 pints with nine rejected.
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Birmingham
First Federal
American Red Cross
Jim Hudgins
Huntsville
Brooks Jackson
American Red Cross Blood Distribution Center
First Presbyterian Church
River Work In State Urged By Coosa-Alabama Group
The Coosa-Alabama River Improvement Association urged the federal government to accelerate Alabama Coosa river system development before the Civil Works Division of the U S Army Corps of Engineers. They requested 19 252 000 for continuing two dams on the Alabama and Coosawatee rivers plus planning and construction funds for a lower Alabama River channel and dredging Mobile Harbor to 40 feet. The group noted the Alabama Coosa is the nation’s largest non navigable river system and urged full development for regional economy.
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Washington
Coosa
Alabama River
Mobile Harbor
Mobile Bay
Association
Alabama Coosa
Bookmobile Schedule Across Town
The bookmobile stops at Priceville Priceville School Shoal Creek Baptist Church Brooksville Plainview Sullivan's Plainview Wigginton's Somerville Old School Edward's Cafe with times from 9:00 to 3:30 as listed. Residents are advised to visit these venues during the indicated windows for borrowing.
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Priceville
Trotman’s
Shoal Creek Baptist Church
Brooksville
Blankenship
Plainview
Sullivan’s
Wigginton
Somerville
Old School
Strtrand Adds A New Yarn
Chemstrand Co announces commercial production of Glace a filament Acrilan yarn for fashion apparel. Joseph W Tucker says Glace will debut in women's sweater fields with frosted look yarns, first marketed in 500 denier three ply at 2.50 and 2.70 per pound. 15 solution dyed colors available. Helen Harper and other sweater firms ready new lines.
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Chemstrand Co
Joseph W. Tucker
Acrilan Sales
Helen Harper
Kentucky charges highest marriage license fee at seven dollars
Kentucky leads in marriage license costs at seven dollars, higher than every other state. The data highlight a regional pricing distinction for obtaining a marriage license.
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Kentucky
Baptists To Propose A $5 Million Budget
The Alabama Baptist Convention executive board will propose a 1964 budget of 5 million dollars at its 141st annual state convention in Birmingham November 12 to 14. Dr. Leon Macon, editor of the Alabama Baptist, will deliver the president's address after the board's report presented by Chairman J R White of Montgomery. Officers will be elected Wednesday, November 13.
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Montgomery
Alabama Baptist Convention
Birmingham
Leon Macon
The
Alabama Baptist
J.R. White
Russellville Man Burned To Death In House Fire
A Russellville man, identified as Austin Lewis about 40, was burned to death when a house three blocks from Main Street burned Monday night. His companion Orlington Balentine survived with facial burns after the pair awoke to flames and could not find Lewis. He called the fire department next door.
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Russellville
Ala
Austin Lewis
Orlington Balentine
Lewis
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