Violence Is Wrong Sabotage Charged In Alabama Power Outages
The Alabama Power Co president charged sabotage after two incidents in the Jasper area cut power for hours. He linked the damage to the ongoing strike by the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, offered a reward, and urged justice for those responsible. He condemned violence in labor or racial conflicts and called law enforcement to act.
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Alabama Power Co
Jasper
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Back to Breakfast movement promotes Alabama foods
A historical call to improve national nutrition highlights poor breakfast habits among teens. The Alabama Poultry and Egg Council promotes a September Back to Breakfast campaign urging Alabama eggs ham bread milk and corn grits to improve daily nutrition and make breakfast a family affair.
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Alabama Poultry and Egg Council
Alabama
Powell in Glass House Attacks and Powell Saga
Drew Pearson reports Rep. Adam Clayton Powell attacks Sargent Shriver while his wife Yvette Powell seeks access in Washington. Powell faces questions over his wife's salary and alleged misdirected checks, amid South Dakota diplomacy ties and Mundt pressure.
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Flores Diago Powell
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Hazel Scott
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Sheraton Park
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House
House Administration Committee
Administration Committee
Bavorce
Corrine
Huff
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Shriver
Watts
Harlem
Cleveland
South Dakota
South Vietnam
Premarital advice from Billy Graham column
In a religious guidance column the narrator urges the reader to reject premarital relations. The answer chastises the reader’s doctor and emphasizes chastity as beneficial to body and soul, citing biblical commands and Jesus’ teaching to seek the kingdom first. The piece promotes moral discipline over immoral health theories.
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Man
Jesus
Truman Johnson clash over high interest rates and inflation
In a 1966 column, former President Truman attacks the Federal Reserve Board for raising rates as harming consumers, while President Johnson debates restraint and avoids tax or spending cuts. The piece traces past stimuli, deficits, and policy missteps leading to inflation and potential deflation, urging moderation despite political pressures.
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Kennedy
CIA blamed by Moscow broadcasts in worldwide spy campaign
A Moscow radio blitz accuses the CIA and the U S intelligence community of manipulating foreign policy, funding operations, and inciting upheavals from Iran to Indonesia. The report cites alleged plots, noted figures, and a recent trial revealing Soviet espionage techniques.
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CIA
Oscow Radio
Peace Corps
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Senate Armed Services Committee
Foreign Relations Committee
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
William Fulbright
Richard Fielms
Moscow
White House
Indonesia
Indonesian Communist Party
Sukarno
Iran
Iraq
Sulaimaniyah
East Germany
India
New York Times
Fabricio Ojeda
Prensa Latina
Havana
Monitevideo
Turkey
Justice Party
Eratic
Cuba
F Stig Wennerstrom
Wennerstrom
Stockholm
KGB
GRU
Thomas Whiteside
United Feature Lyd., Inc
This Day In History Sept 1 1966 Devoid of Awaiting Events
This day in history notes the 244th day of 1966 with 121 days left. Highlights include Japan's formal surrender to the Allies in 1945. Local items: Rosebud Club hosted by Miss Mary Harvey in Decatur 50 years ago.
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Associated Press
Japan
Decatur
Harvey
Rosebud
A. A. Hardage
W. K. “Ungelhaem
Redstone Arsenal
Pecatar Chamber of Com
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