Inland Docks Bonds Sold in Low Rate Offer
A syndicate led by the First National Bank of Memphis bought 2 million dollars in Alabama inland docks bonds at 3.0153 percent, the lowest of 12 bids opened for Governor George Wallace. Proceeds fund inland dock facilities as part of a 10 million bond issue approved by voters.
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Montgomery
First National Bank of Memphis
George Wallace
New Orleans
Alabama
First National Bank of
Memphis
Thornton, Maher, Farish and Gauntt of
First National Bank of St. Louis
Hugo Marx & Co
Birmingham
Berney Perry & Co
Huddleston Calls Plea Irresponsible
Alabama Congressman George Huddleston Jr described the plea as irresponsible and urged further clarification and accountability in the case.
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Huddleston
Washington
Alabama
George Huddleston Jr
NAACP chief urges cutting federal aid to Alabama
Roy Wilkins, executive secretary of the NAACP, proposed halting federal money to Alabama at a Wednesday news conference. He urged the President to close Maxwell Air Force Base in Montgomery as a first step, drawing swift criticism from Huddleston who warned the suggestion would worsen an already volatile situation.
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Alabama
Roy Wilkins
The
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Wilkins
Maxwell Air Force Base
Montgomery
Huddleston
Wallace Plans Speeches at Eastern Universities
Gov. George Wallace is scheduled to speak at the University of Pennsylvania and Yale University in November. He will address Yale on November 4 and Pennsylvania on November 6.
Ad Copy Sparks Debate Amid Troubled Times
The text urges restraint and warns against inflaming the public mood during present difficulties while promoting the effectiveness of want ads. It frames ongoing social tensions and calls for careful communication. The fragment highlights a call for calm and practical advertising outcomes.
Quints Fortune And Chances Grow In Aberdeen
The Fischer quintuplets progress at St Luke’s Hospital as survival odds and family plans rise. Parents Mr and Mrs Andrew Fischer anticipate a new home up to 100000 dollars, with Curtis Publishing securing rights for stories and pictures. Gifts total around 50000 dollars. The hospital reports strong feeding and activity from all five infants, led by James Andrew the boy.
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Aberdeen
S.D
Fischer
Andrew Fischer
Curtis Publishing
St. Luke’s Hospital
Don Schanche
Saturday Evening Post
Curtis
the Post
Ladies Homes Journal
Schanche
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Miss Speak
State of Alabama
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Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce
James Andrew
Mary Margaret
Mary Magdalene
Mary Catherine
Mary Ann
Tom
Graber's
Athens
Decatur
Velustra
Wyandotte
Alpaca
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Orion
Petites Juniors
Athens & Decatur
Graber
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