Rockefeller holds Johnson steady as Reagan rises in 1976 race
Governor Rockefeller said Reagan's emergence could complicate Nixon’s path to the nomination and that Johnson has come back and is holding his own. He backs a united moderate GOP behind Romney to prevent a 1964 style convention split.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Wilkin
Decatur Cats
New York Times News
New York
Nelson A Rockefeller
Ronald Reagan
Richard M. Nixon
Rockefeller
Johnson
Tia
Republican Party
George Romney
Michigan
Romney
Nixon
Reagan
California
Dick Nixon
Current Bolivian Guerrilla Drive Described As Second Adventure
A captured diary names a Bolivian guerrilla leader Braulio as Maj. Jose Causso, linking Che Guevara to a second adventure in Bolivia. The report traces Guevara’s disguise from Oct 1966, his travel as Ramon Benitez Fernandez, and the gathering of Cuban experts and materials for the campaign, with a March skirmish marking an early phase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan Dennis
New York Times
Washington
Ernesto Che Guevara
Bolivia
Braulio
Maj
Jose Causso
Cuban Armed Forces
Guevara
Causse
Fidel Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Cuba
Euiience
Spain
Ramon Benitez Fernandez
Walter Guevara Arte
Decatur Chamber Urges Sunday Closing for Nonessential Shops
The Decatur Chamber of Commerce states Sunday trading by nonessential retail harms the city’s wholesome atmosphere. It calls on all businesses not serving emergency needs to remain closed so Sundays can be observed for worship and family time. See CHAMBER on Page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Chamber of Commerce
Decatur
Million Stranded In Dead Beulah's Wake
A list of football scores from various games shows Dead Beulah topping Beulah as Sheffield rolls over Austin and Decatur, with H'selle and Ardmore also posting high margins. Other matches include Athens, Scottsboro, Hatton, Rogersville, Sparkman, Central Cullman, and Tuscaloosa area teams securing wins or losses in mixed results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Austin
Decatur
H’selle
Ardmore
W. L’stone
Hazel Green
E. L’stone
Hatton
Waterloo
Athens
Scottsboro
C’man
Hanceville
C’land
W. Morgan
Town Creek
Tanner
Rogersville
Sparkman
Central
C‘land
T’ton
Lee
Tuscaloosa
Butler
Bradshaw
Beulah Hurricane Floods Texas Far Inland
Beulah battered Texas from Brownsville to Victoria causing 20 to 30 inches of rain. Rescue units including Navy, National Guard, Coast Guard and Army evacuated residents and delivered food and snake serum. Over a million people were stranded or unable to leave danger zones as flooding swamped highways and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garth Jones
Corpus Christi
Tex
Beulah
Mexico
Texas
Indiana
Red Cross
Haven
Navy
National Guard
Coast Guard
Army
Homer Garrison
Department of Public Safety
Victoria
Truck Firms Anticipate Tag Savings
Delocal Georgia motor freight lines expect lower vehicle tag costs after state legislature changes. Norrell notes Georgia tags are already cheaper than many neighbors and about one third Alabama's 1961 rate. Operators anticipate sharing the state revenue load.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Whittaker
Georgia Highway Express
Norrell
Alabama
ABM Unit Cost Set At 1 Million
The Pentagon announced details of Nike X the antiballistic missile system planned for the United States. The first phase includes 15 to 20 antimissile complexes with each antimissile missile costing about 1 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Pentagon
Decatur Post Office Faces Pay Hike If Congress Approves
Decatur postal workers could see an average $750 raise over two years if a postal bill favored by the House Post Office Committee passes. The plan starts with a 6 percent immediate raise and an additional 5 percent next year, plus a 4.5 percent raise for other federal workers and rate increases. Postmaster J. E. Self notes President Johnson may veto bills exceeding 4.5 percent. The measure also reorganizes postal ratings from 20 to 21 levels, moving most workers up one step, affecting about 85 full time employees with current averages around $6,760 annually. Post rates would rise and mail volume is not expected to decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Whittaker
Decatur Post Office
Congress
House Post Office Committee
Decatur
J. E. Self
Johnson
Self
Autopsy Finds Blow Is Cause of Tot Death in Morgan County
Coroner John McBride says autopsy shows a fatal head blow on the infant David Lamar Harroway. Police found the unconscious child on a couch at 303 Vine St NW around 8:50 p.m. Thursday and he died soon after at the hospital. The investigation remains open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County
John McBride
David Lamar Harroway
Vine St. NW
Bessie Harroway
Church St. NW
James Harroway
Lafayette St
Also Mentioned on This Page
Romney Nixon
LBJ
Che’ Guevara
Ernesto
Che” Guevara
Chamber
Three Rivers
Brownsville
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
U.S
John Ricks
Hope Haas
Dave Whittier
Blow
Tot
Robinson's Warehouse
Quickies
Ken Reynolds