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Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1964

Page

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Goldwater vows to end the draft and curb federal growth

Sen Barry Goldwater launched his presidential bid promising to end the draft and shrink the federal government. He accused President Johnson of using the Selective Service for political aims and criticized unilateral disarmament in foreign policy while pledging peace and preparedness. Rep William Miller joined at the Prescott kickoff as Goldwater prepares further stops.

Walter R. Mears Prescott Ariz Barry Goldwater White House Goldwater Johnson Senate Goldpeace William E. Miller Newark Lockport N.Y

Promenaires Square Dance Club Plans Supper and Meeting

The Up The Promenaires Square Dance Club will hold a covered dish supper and monthly business meeting Friday at 6 30 p m at the American Legion Home. See diary for details on Page 2.

Promenaires Square American Legion

Set a daily Bible plan amid distractions

The reader seeks daily meditation prayer and Bible study. The answer urges fixed times, often morning, treating it as an appointment with God, anticipating satanic interruptions, and using a plan starting with John a chapter daily, letting God direct daily marching orders.

S.M God Satan

Birmingham School Desegregation Quietly Expands

Seven Negro girls entered four high schools in Birmingham as desegregation expanded. Police watched for trouble at Jones Valley Phillips Ensley and West End with no disorder reported. In 1963 five Negroes had faced protests at two white schools and a nearby elementary.

Philip Cramous Associated Press Birmingham Jones Valley Phillips Ensley West End

Larger Planes To Serve Decatur On Scheduled Routes

Southern Airways will deploy its Martin 404 Aristocrat on all Decatur to Atlanta flights starting Oct 1 under manager George Riedmueller. The 40 passenger, air conditioned arb pressurized plane replaces the 26 seat DC3 on Decatur routes while DC3 will continue Decatur to Memphis and Decatur to Knoxville via Huntsville and Chattanooga with 8:02 am departures and 9:58 am arrivals in Atlanta.

Southern Airways Decatur Atlanta George’ Riedmueller Decatur Southern Southern Riedmueller Memphis Knoxville Huntsville Get

Death of World War I hero Sgt Alvin York tolls across nation

Joe A Woods former Decatur real estate man recounts Yorks wartime service and personal scruples in the wake of his death at Nashville. Woods recalls meeting York at Camp Gordon and notes how Yorks religious beliefs affected his views on killing. He praises York as a fine soldier and a fine man.

Mike Freeman Spokane Wash Decatur Ala Alvin York Decatur Daily Nashville Europe York Joe A. Woods Allison and Woods Real Estate Co Woods Federal Housing Administration Office San Francisco Camp Gordon 328Th Infantry 82Nd Division 82Nd United States

Alabama GOP Withdraws Candidates in New Districts

The Alabama Republican Executive Committee moved to leave two Democratic incumbents, Bob Jones and Eve Andrews, unopposed in the newly drawn 8th and 3rd districts. Charles C. Smith of Russellville withdrew from the 8th race, citing the conservative cause, leaving Jones without GOP opposition.

Birmingham Alabama Republican Executive Committee Congress Bob Jones Scottsboro Eve Andrews Union Springs Charles O. Smith Russellville the Daily Rep Smith Alabama George Wallace GOP Agnes Baggett U. S House of Representatives

Sgt Alvin C York Dies at 76 in Nashville Veterans Hospital

World War I hero Sgt Alvin C York died at Nashville Veterans Hospital at age 76 from urinary tract infection. President Johnson and leaders will attend his 2 p.m. Saturday funeral at York's Chapel on the Wolf River in the Cumberland Mountains. Army escort, band, firing party and bugler from the 82nd Airborne will participate. A choir will sing Fairest Lord Jesus Faith of Our Fathers and Onward Christian Soldiers.

Bill Rawlins Pall Mall Tenn Alvin C. York Green Valley Three Forks President Johnson Nashille Veterans Hospital Johnson York’s Chapel Wolf River Cumberland Mountains Harold J. Johnson 3Rd Army York Lord Jesus

Markets At A Glance

New York stocks mixed as bonds move mixed. cotton falls on light trading. Chicago wheat mixed with light selling. corn and soybeans strong with active demand. Hogs rise strongly to mostly higher, top at 18.25. Slaughter cattle steady near 26.25.

Chicago

Unemployment Rises as Teen Jobs Persist

The Labor Department reports August unemployment at 5.1 percent as teen joblessness keeps the national rate up. President Johnson signs a fiscal year military base construction bill totaling 1.570968 billion dollars with Alabama receiving 10.47 million. The Senate approves a health care program for the elderly under Social Security and boosts cash benefits. The U.S. rejects a Soviet nuclear ban treaty proposal in Geneva.

Washington Johnson Alabama Senate

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