Alabama NDP fades from presidential ballot
Alabama voters face a wide field for the 1960 presidential election but the National Democratic Party of Alabama led by Dr. John Cashin has not certified candidates for president electors or any state or congressional office.
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Rex Thomas
Associated Press
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Democratic Party
National Democratic Party of
John Cashin
Huntsville
Secretary of State Could Add NDPA Ballot If Timely Filed
Secretary of State Mabel Amos warns she can wait through next Thursday but no longer to submit NDPA nominees to probate judges for ballot placement. NDPA has filed intent to run electors and federal candidates in multiple districts, yet no official certification has been made. Ballot inclusion hinges on timely submission or court action. Alabama already features Wallace aligned Democrats Nixon Humphrey and third party lines.
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Mabel Amos
NDPA
Alabama
Amos
Public Service Commission
U.S
Senate
House
Cashin
George Wallace
Richard M. Nixon
New Democratic
Alabama Ballot Elector Struck by Split Democratic Rifts
In November critics note pro Nixon and Humphrey faction ballots within Alabama. The American Independent Party fields electors in four slots. Alabama Independent Democratic Party remains a splinter group. NDPA similarly broke from Democrats seeking Chicago nominee. Ballot lists only elector candidates, not presidential names.
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Prohibition Party
American Independent Party of Alabama
Humphrey
Alabama Independent Democratic Party
American Independent Party
Wallace
NDPA
AIDP
Democratic Party
Chicago
Sen
Eugene McCarthy
Alabama
Area Briefs Mixes reunions and enrollments across Morgan County
Mt Tabor School reunion set for Sept 8 at Mt Tabor Church near Hartselle with guest speaker Rev Claude Cushion. Morgan County school enrollment stands at 9 529 on first day, with district totals led by Mor en County High and West Morgan. Motorcycle club members jailed for vagrancy freed on bond. poster featuring a Christ likeness found in a van. Registration orientation at Sacred Heart College in Cullman. ASQC luncheon planned in Huntsville. Miss Tennessee Valley Exposition deadlines and local Miss titles noted. multiple notices about entry rules and locations. A Unified Cerebral Palsy Affiliate dinner is scheduled for Crescent Motel in North Alabama.
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Hartselle
Claude Cushion
Mt. Tabor
Morgan County
Board of Education
F. E. Burleson
Cotaco
Crestline
Banville
Eva
Falkville
Flint
Lacey's Spring
Massey
Moren County High
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Moulton Heights
Neel
Plainview
Priceville
Hell's Chosen Few
Timothy Gene Wilson
Redstone Arsenal
Larry Aller Ledbetter
Christ
Wilson
Morgan
Limestone
Lawrence Zlounties
First Federal
Lawrence County
Limestone County
Tenssee Valley
Alabama Courier
Limestone Democrat
Athens
Austin Drug
Dereator
Moulton Advertiser
Moulton
Decatur Students Attend Navy Science Cruise Tour
In Decatur Miss Andrea Yates daughter of Mr and Mrs JAH Yates of 1708 Vinca St SW is one of 105 students taking part in a Navy Science Cruise Tour at the Naval Base in Newport A this week. She was selected by judges of the North Alabama Regional and International Science Fair to join the program offering optical applications of new machines and engineering. Charles S Ruark Jr son of Mr and Mrs C S Ruark Sr of 205 Eastmeade Ave SE earned straight A grades for Tulane University's spring semester and is entering his sophomore year in the College of Arts and Sciences.
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Andrea Yates
Jah? Yates
Vinca St
Charles S. Ruark Jr
C. S. Ruark Sr
Eastmeade _Ave
Tulane University
Ee College of Arts and Sciences
Tulane
Mallard Park development plan seeks 900 thousand grant
An area development proposal for Point Mallard Park on the Tennessee River seeks about 900000 in state funds to launch a multimillion dollar project. If approved, total investment could reach 18 million with an 18 hole golf course swimming beaches two pools a hotel and more. construction may proceed with bond funds if the grant fails. Local officials expect rapid action within one or two months and TVA lease arrangements are noted.
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Mapina
Tennessee River
Voketz
John Key Named Law Firm Partner in Eyster Firm
John S. Key becomes partner at Eyster Eyster Key. The firm now operates as Eyster Eyster and Key. Key, a Decatur resident and Alabama Law School graduate, edited the Law Review in college and clerked for U S District Judge Clarence Allgood in Birmingham. He belongs to St John s Episcopal Church and the Rotary Club. He is married to Lucy Dobbs Minot of Tuscaloosa with two children, living at 2316 Quince Dr SE. The firm was founded in 1910 by John C Eyster and Charles H Eyster Sr. and continued by William B Eyster and John C Eyster after Sr s death in 1964.
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John S. Key
Eyster & Eyster
Eyster. _Eyster & Key
Decatur
Key
Decatur High School
University of Alabama Law School
The
Law Review
U.S. District Court
Clarence Allgood
Birmingham
John C. Eyster
Charles H. Eyster
Charles H. Eyster, Sr
Fra
William B. Eyster
City Hall set to house incoming mayor Guntharp
At Mayor-elect Charles Guntharp request the city repurposes the first floor conference room into the mayor’s office with antique white paint. He plans daily presence at City Hall and will split time with Guntharp Funeral Home. Helen Collier to be secretary.
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Ray Martin
Charles Guntharp
Larkin Yeates
Gunthorp
Guntharp
Gunitharp
Gilmer
Blackburn
Mutual Savings
City Hall
Yates
Helen Collier
Decatur
State Senator Withdraws From Politics Over Threats
State Sen. Tom Radney of Alexander City says he is quitting politics after threats and abuse tied to his Kennedy support. He will serve the remainder of his term ending January 1971 and seeks protection for his family while noting continued loyalty to his convictions.
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Massachusetts
Edward Kennedy
Tom Rodney
Alexander City
Rodney
State Public Safety
Floyd Mann
Radney
Chicago
Kennedy
Bel Rr Poate Iuetae
Chamber seeks higher voter turnout in city runoff
The Chamber of Commerce pushes for more participation in the Sept. 10 council runoff. Six candidates reportedly press flesh and advertise, while 7,100 voters turned out Aug. 13. Neighborhood boxes vie for the top turnout trophy, with Austin High leading at 57 percent.
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Ray Martin
Chamber of Commerce
Austin
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