Vietnam names Tran Huong premier despite ill health
Saigon South Viet Nam AP Tran Van Huong former Saigon mayor was named to succeed Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh as premier though he is ill and plans to appoint Dr Nguyen Luu Vien as deputy premier and defense minister. Confirmation rests with the 16 member national council.
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South Viet Nam
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Nguyen Khanh
Huong
Nguyen Luu Vien
Khanh
Phan Khac Suu
Vien
National Security Council
Salvation by Faith in Christ, from a Biblical Perspective
The speaker argues that all men are lost due to sin and must be saved by faith in Jesus Christ. The Bible is cited to show humanity’s separation from God and that salvation is a free gift through grace, available to all who believe.
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M.P
God
Jesus
Christ
Meni
Safe found in woods after Crescent Motel robbery
A 200 pound safe stolen from the Ben Bow restaurant at the Crescent Motel on Oct 18 was recovered by hunter Roy Williams near Austinville and Flint roads. The safe contained about 10 sets of silverware and papers but no $750. Lt. Bowman and State Investigator Watts are investigating. the manager had just installed a new safe.
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Crescent Motel
Roy Williams, Decature
Austinville
Flint
Pat Patterson
Ernest Bowman
Decatur Police Department
E. B. Watts
Patterson
Limestone arrests Athens county residents in 24 hours
Limestone County sheriff reports two arrests in the past 24 hours. One subject booked for public drunkenness and another for a bad check. Both arrestees were processed and referred to the appropriate authorities.
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Limestone County Sheriff's Force
Used Burn Co Furniture Prices Listed
Classified notice lists used Burn Company furniture with contact number 553 4403 and reference to federal sale terms. Reads like a brief ad noting pricing options and inquiry details.
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Johnson urges liberal immigration law in Milwaukee speech
President Johnson visited Kosciusko Park in Milwaukee to press for a more liberal immigration law and dismantling discriminatory quotas. He argued such reform would reunite long separated families and shift the political narrative as he nears further Midwest stops.
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Milwaukee
Johnson
Midwest
Kosciusko Park
US condemns shootdown of unarmed C123. eight killed
The United States sharply condemned the shooting down of an unarmed American C123 transport plane by Cambodian border forces last week. Eight Americans were killed.
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United States
NASA Chief Webb Seeks Top Executives for Huntsville
James E. Webb warned Huntsville business leaders that NASA must recruit seasoned executives to Alabama or move more management functions elsewhere. He said officials may shift personnel from the Marshall Space Flight Center and stressed that improvements in attracting senior industry executives are essential. Webb denied presidential influence and defended his frank assessment of Alabama's image while urging local support to fill senior posts.
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Rep. Hale
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Goldwater Hits Johnson on Foreign Policy at Cheyenne Rally
Senator Barry Goldwater addressed a windy Cheyenne rally railing at President Johnson’s foreign policy. He claimed a failed global stance and urged beef industry relief while citing Turkey, France, and Britain as key policy points. An egg was lobbed at the speaker as 8,000 in attendance listened amid gusts.
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Goldwater
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Turkey
France
Soviet Union
Great Britain
Alabama Jaycee Fall Conference To Be Held In Decatur
Alabama Jaycees expected to flood Decatur for the fall conference this afternoon. Decatur Jaycee Ken Meguier calls the event one of the oral conventions ever held, with the city and Jaycees praising the hosting. An address by former gubernatorial candidate de Graffenreich is highlighted for the program.
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Alabama
Students at Ole Miss Arrested After LSU Rally Turmoil
Five students were arrested after a campus football rally at the University of Mississippi turned violent. The uproar included a parity raid, police stoning and a rolling car belonging to campus police chief Burns Tatum. Sheriff Boyce Bratton declined to release names while investigations continued. Pat Smith said university officials were taking names on campus.
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University of Mis
Burns Tatum
Boyce Bratton
Pat Smith
Highland clan of Alabama traced from 1816 founders
Sunday feature by John Knox profiles a South Tennessee lineage that settled between Moulton and Courtland in 1816. The six generation dynasty yielded judges, lawmakers, soldiers and preachers in the Valley. It also recounts the dramatic Gettysburg story of two brothers.
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Courtland
John Knox
Alabamas
Gettysburg
Decatur Daily Plans 1-Page Sunday Election Tabloid
The Decatur Daily announces a comprehensive Sunday overview of the November 3 general election. The nonpartisan section promises practical election content that readers can save for future reference.
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Decatur Daily
Bolivia Accuses Czechoslovakia in Rebel Uprising
In La Paz and Oruro clashes kill at least three and wound 23 as Bolivia accuses Czechoslovakia of arming student and tin miner rebels. Paz Estenssoro vows to resist resignation while troops, police, and militia regain control amid rioting and university attacks.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Czechoslovakia
Oruro
Paz Estenssoro
Cochabamba
lLa Paz
Paz
Health Ministry
la Nacion
Ciro Humboldt
Markets At A Glance Amid Mixed Trading
New York stocks advance modestly while bonds show mixed moves. Chicago grain prices rise on demand, oats and corn higher, soybeans up on short covering. Hogs trade mixed with tops near 16.25 dollars. Eat at McDonald’s.
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Treasuries
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