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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1964
Page
3
GOP women plan a Thursday gathering with Mrs. Garrett serving as secretary of the national federation's nominating committee. The event focuses on party organization and leadership roles within the federation.
Barry Humphrey and wife show total assets of 171 396 with liabilities 19 887, net 191 283. Assets include 20 140 Civil Service fund, 45 913 government notes, 40 389 stocks, 7 341 cash, and real estate in Chevy Chase and Waverly. A Minnesota mortgage and a family pharmacy stake appear among holdings.
The article notes that despite popularity for retirement, California and Florida have relatively smaller populations of elderly residents compared with many other states. It discusses migration patterns and aging trends affecting state demographics.
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. will speak at a rally in Fayetteville Tennessee before a Tennessee River and Tributaries Association meeting in Huntsville. The event at the Fayetteville Fairgrounds noon rally costs five dollars per plate. Tickets are sold by Guy Roberts Morgan County board of revenue. Proceeds go to the Citizens For TVA fund.
Rep. Miller denounces alleged sleazy unfounded smears and accuses the Johnson administration of sharing tax and other records with favored columnists and the DNC. He offers to testify if a House investigation begins, while continuing a 12 day campaign swing to 30 cities in 16 states.
Montgomery Alabama AP Armistead Selden expressed support for Gov George Wallace plan to seek a constitutional amendment to guarantee state control of school systems He attended Wallace Monday night as he urged passage of a resolution calling for a constitutional convention Selden said federal control of schools is not inevitable and praised Wallace as the most qualified to lead a nationwide campaign He promised support in every way
Bookmobile stops listed for Wednesday include Union Hill School from 9:15 to 10:30, Cotaco School from 10:45 to 12:00, and Cotaco Jackson's Store from 12:45 to 1:15.
President Johnson pledges to go out to talk with the people and look them in the eye while keeping White House duties first. He calls the office the office of all the people and describes the nation as more prosperous and better prepared than ever, with a strong commitment to peace. He also notes occasional campaigning beyond his official duties and discusses questions about equal time for opponents.
In Birmingham AP report Barrett C. Shelton Sr. of the Decatur Daily and Ed Mauldin of Leighton were named to Alabama’s state Democratic campaign steering committee by National Committeewoman Ruth Johnson Owens. Committee Chairman Evelyn Hicks Shannon said Eugene Connor re-appointed his members.
A resolution praising Barry Goldwater for his Montgomery campaign stop was sent to the Rules Committee after Sen. Emmett Oden objected to immediate consideration. Sponsored by Rep. Tandy Little the measure lauded Goldwater’s stance on states’ rights constitutional government fiscal responsibility and law and order.
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