Accident in Blue Circle parking lot injures power pole
An early morning crash near Lafayette St NE and 6th Ave NE damaged a power pole after a car rolled from a Blue Circle lot. Owner of the 1963 Chevrolet is Albert Garland Wadley of Florence, 38. Also listed are several building permits issued by the city clerk for residences and repairs, with costs ranging from $1,539 to $19,000 and including garages, awnings, and roof work. See DIARY on Page 2.
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Blue Circle
Lafayette St
6Th Ave
Albert Garland Wadley
Florence
B. D. Cagle
Johnny Ferrell, Jr
John Tramble
Cashin St. NW
Pearce and Gresham
2Nd Ave. SE
Evans Awning Co
Vine St. NW
W. E. Steed, Jr
J. R. Vaughn
Old Moulton Rd
Freeing Yourself From Resentment Through Prayer
A Christian shares a method to release envy and anger toward a friend who wronged them. By praying for the offender and seeking God at the throne, they find forgiveness and grace to overcome resentment, embracing the idea that with Christ all things are possible.
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K. C
Jesus
Christ
Port Acres Flood Crisis Near Levee Breach
In Beaumont Texas rising waters threaten Port Acres eight foot levee as flood fears grow. Civil Defense coordinator Sawyer Wolston appeals for 200 fresh workers to boost sandbagging while exhausted crews flag potential upriver runoff and continued rain subsides.
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Beaumont, Tex
Port Acres
Fresk
Sawyer Wolston
Civil Defense
Texas
Wolston
Two Held After Clash In Selma
In Selma Alabama a white man Deans Barber Jr 2 is jailed on assault and battery after allegedly pushing a live non poisonous snake into a Negro man s mouth during the first Negro white clash since Monday protests. Johnny Creer was also arrested with four others at a church rally and 10 more demonstrators were arrested downtown bringing total arrests to 90 since Monday.
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Selma
Ala
James Clark
Deans Barber Jr
Clark
Barber
Johnny Creer
Creer
Eula Boykin
James Gildersleeve
H. W. Shannon
Gildersleeve
Sukarno Regrets Embassy Attack Amid Unrest in Jakarta
President Sukarno's government apologized for the burning and looting of the British Embassy and other property as Indonesian mobs protested the British backed Federation of Malaysia. Troops guarded British residences while U.S. and British officials urged protection of civilians. Peacemaking efforts came from Japan's Ikeda and Thailand's Khoman offering assistance.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
London
Washington
U.S
Andrew G. Gilchrist
Shell Oil Co
Federation of
Malaysia
Hayato Ikeda
Japan
Thanat Khoman
Thailand
Ikeda
Southeast Asia
Tokyo
Bangkok
Khoman
Lord Home
White House mental retardation conference opens with Kennedy message
The White House conference on mental retardation opened in Warrenton Va with a Kennedy appeal for united action to aid five million neglected mentally deficient Americans. Vivian Malone, a Black UA student, registered for fall term in Tuscaloosa without incident, contrasting last June furor. Traders expect U S grain sales to Russia to end the grain embargo, boosting wheat and rye futures on the Chicago Board of Trade.
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Warrenton
White House
Kennedy
Chicago
United States
Russia
Board of Trade
President Kennedy to Meet King and Negro Leaders on Birmingham
Kennedy meets with Martin Luther King Jr and six other Negro leaders in Washington to discuss Birmingham racial tensions after the church bombing killing four girls and wounding 23. A national mourning call accompanies a push to cut federal aid to Alabama and to close Maxwell Air Force Base.
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Carl P. Leabsdorf
Washington
Kennedy
Martin Luther King Jr
Birmingham
Alabama
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Wilkins
Maxwell Air Force Base
Montgomery
King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Ralph D. Abernathy
Fred L. Shuttlesworth
Alabama Human Rights Movement
A. G. Gaston
Lucius Pitts
Miles College
H. S. Murchison
J. L. Ware
Trial opens in Keller homicide as tears flow in court
Relatives of Doyce Burden Keller wept as Dr. Robert Johnson described the victim's torn remains after a July 11 car explosion. Defense counsel Bland sought mistrial over remarks by Circuit Solicitor Riley who called the body "ground meat." The motion was overruled amid a fuse dispute and ongoing slow trial at 9:15 a.m.
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Keller
State
Doyce Burden Keller
Circuit
Jack Riley
UF Launches Its Campaign The Morgan County United Fund drives countywide appeal
The Morgan County United Fund launched its largest solicitation effort, aiming for 175 500 with a 15 percent increase over last year. Ira Lay, fund director, notes the major industries division of 39 firms will supply over half the total. Anschutz chairs the division focusing on employers with 50 or more workers. The campaign runs Sept 16 to Oct 15 with a two week cleanup period. The major industries division has already pledged about 4 000.
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Morgan County United Fund
Ira Lay
Harry Anse Chutz
Morgan County
Lay
Anschutz Divid
Gromyko Pushes Eight Nation Arms Summit at U.N.
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko proposed an eight nation summit on disarmament in early 1964. He urged talks at high level, possible Moscow venue, covering general disarmament and steps to ease tensions. He criticized Adenauer and praised the atmosphere after the nuclear test ban treaty.
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Max Harrelson
United Nations
N.Y
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.N. General Assembly
Kennedy
U.S
Gromyko
Assembly
Moscow
U N
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Lester B. Pearson
Kennedy says federal troops not solution to Birmingham crisis
U.S. Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy told NBC Today sending federal troops would not solve the Birmingham racial crisis. He said force would not erase antagonism and the answer lies in local communities and in people's hearts.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Birmingham
Kennedy
National Broadcasting Company
Kennedy urges support for 11 billion dollar tax cut plan
President Kennedy appeals to Americans on radio and TV to back the 11 billion dollar tax reduction, arguing it would lift household budgets with dishwasher purchases and boost jobs. He warns the bill faces House action next week and Senate opposition, urging quick passage without linking it to spending limits. Republican leaders demand equal time to respond.
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Kennedy
Congress
House
Senate
William E. Miller
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