Filibuster defeats Wallace redistricting plan in Alabama
In a late session standoff two senators blocked a congressional redistricting bill backed by Governor George Wallace. The move halted 470 bills 257 local and stalled state political plans, risking shifts in Alabama’s delegation and party balance. The Decatur Daily urges a special session to rectify the impasse for the people of Alabama.
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Washington Calling How Strong Is Emphasis On Negative
Washington columnist Marquis Childs analyzes the Senate test ban treaty debate noting the administration downplays the accord while stressing other military power. He recalls Kennedy’s May warning and considers next steps including prospects for a broader East West accord.
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Parents of Delinquent Children Show Duty Lapses
The article by Arlie B Davidson identifies eight parental failings that contribute to delinquency. It cites lack of engagement, domestic instability, poor guidance, excessive freedom, harsh punishment, modeling harmful habits, disregard for law, and scant interest in religion as factors shaping youths’ behavior.
Franco's Spain Shifts Toward Democratic Moderation
Drew Pearson reports that Franco's regime, once a rigid police state, has relaxed under an aging leader. Generals and reform-minded ministers push economic openness and censorship easing while education expands and tourism rises, hinting at a gradual move toward democracy despite ongoing authoritarian control.
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Grand Jury Deliberates Attalla Killing Case
An Etowah County Grand Jury began deliberations on the April 2 slaying of Baltimore postman William L. Moore near Attalla. Moore planned to discuss racial integration with Mississippi Gov. George Barnett in Jackson before his death.
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Your Money's Worth Milestone Budget Tops 100 Billion
Analysis argues the U S federal budget will exceed 100 billion dollars next year and run a persistent deficit, with a constructive deficit policy tied to tax cuts and economic stimulus. It compares projected 1960s deficits to 1959 peacetime levels, noting growth of the economy and revenue effects. The piece weighs how budget size fits GDP and political aims.
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Two Charged In Baham Murder
In Birmingham two teens William Marshall age 17 and Danny Pickett age 16 are charged with two counts of murder for a fatal shooting that killed Louis Williams and Robert Wright as they sat in their home. The victims were among youths involved in a tense period with rioting breaking out and riot squads deployed to quell the unrest.
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Paradox of Nuclear Test Ban Treaty Is Senate Ration
Washington notes that ratification will proceed with reservations and lingering doubts about Soviet good faith. Military leaders and several Democrats oppose, while others urge cautious optimism amid comparisons to Munich and warning against complacency.
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