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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1964

Page

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Coup Possibility Looms as Saigon Tightens Security

Young officers demand purge of six older generals in Saigon while a high government source warns a coup may occur at any time. Barbed wire barricades, 20mm cannons on trucks, and machine guns guard navy and air force sites. Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh handles tribal uprising in the central highlands as Marines patrol the city.

Saigon Viet Nam Nguyen Khanh Navy Military Air Field Joint General Staff Headquarters Thu Duc Khanh Ban Me Thuot U.S

Johnson approves hot pursuit in Asia if Viet Nam air attack occurs

President Johnson reportedly authorizes U S pilots to pursue Communist planes across the Red China frontier when necessary to protect naval forces off Viet Nam. The decision aims to deter Soviet built jets moving into Viet Nam and follows August attacks after U S strikes in North Viet Nam. Escalating tensions risk direct clashes with China and in Saigon amid political instability and rising guerrilla activity.

John M. Hightower Washington Johnson U.S Viet Nam Red China Frontier Communist North Viet Nam iTonkin Gulf Southeast Asia South Viet Nam Red LBJ

Car and truck crashes prompt no injuries in multiple city incidents

Several minor crashes reported on Sherman Street and Betty Street in Decatur with no injuries. A 1964 Pontiac driven by Daniel Robert Manley 19 of Cincinnati collided with a 1963 Chevrolet driven by Bobby Lee Ford 17. Two International trailer trucks collided on Highway 31 S. A 1963 Mercury sustained heavy damage after hitting a parked 1964 Pontiac driven by Oakley N. Parker 26. Police identified Berry L. Linderman 16 as driver of the Mercury. The Pontiac owner was listed as Oakley Parker. The Daily notes a separate inquiry into indictments tied to a Morgan County Grand Jury and mentions upcoming Quality Courts Hotels convention participation by Mr. and Mrs. John Blackman.

Daniel Robert Manley Cincinnati Ohio Bobby Lee Ford State Ave. SE Sherman St Highway 31 S Colli Betty St Berry L. Linderman Everett Dr Oakley N. Parker Joseph Milton Thomas Sealtest Foods Decatur Cullman the Daily Morgan County Grand Jury

Why Do People Leave Churches for Sects

A reader asks why many abandon their upbringing for sects. The answer cites dissatisfaction with second hand religion and the danger of following nothing for something. It emphasizes forming a personal relationship with Jesus Christ as central to true Christianity regardless of denomination.

R.H Jesus Christ

Huntsville Man and Athens Winners in Photo Contest

A Huntsville man, Emanuel Kostakis, won two cash prizes in the second week of THE DECATUR DAILY amateur photo contest. Athens entrants Dick McGrew and Mrs. Heywood Carter earned top honors in Animals and Scenes respectively. Entries for week three are due postmarked by Oct. 3.

Huntsville Athens Decatur Daily Emanuel Kostakis Thurman Rd Dick McGrew Washington St Heywood Carter P. O Decatur Ala

Humphrey Seeks Poverty and Rights Fix in Appalachia Tour

Senator Hubert H. Humphrey campaigned through troubled Appalachia and the South arguing poverty and equal rights are national problems while stressing the nation's duty as arsenal of democracy. He urged restraint in foreign policy and contrasted his stance with Barry Goldwater in remarks for a Memphis rally. His Prestonsburg stop required an airlift by small planes after his chartered jet arrived in Louisville.

Harry Kelly Huntington W. Va Hubert H. Humphrey Appalachia South Barry Goldwater Humphrey Memphis, Tenn Prestonsburg Kentucky Huntington Louisville Goldwater

Girls Scout Leaders Highlight Growth in Morgan County

Morgan County reports 1270 girls in the Girl Scout program, the largest cadre in the Tennessee Valley Council. Leaders note the motto Girl today Mother tomorrow and stress girls face problems and crime risks like boys while urging support for United Fund to help communities through scouting.

Morgan County Tennessee Valley Girl Scout Council United Fund

Judge Warns Against Strike Violence at Morgan County Hearing

Circuit Judge James N Bloodworth warned Saturday that violence from the Joe Wheeler strike will lead to arrest and prosecution. An informal hearing in Morgan County Courthouse urged both Joe Wheeler officials and IBEW Local 558 to settle the dispute peacefully.

James N. Bloodworth Joe Wheeler Electric Morgan County Joe Wheeler International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Afl-Cio Bloodworth

Goldwater Endorses Romney in Michigan Governor Race

Sen Barry Goldwater urged GOP unity during a Michigan swing endorsing George W Romney for re election as governor. Romney, who did not fully back Goldwater, stated he would not endorse the presidential nominee but would not support President Johnson either.

W. B. Ragsdale JR Detroit Barry ‘Goldwater George W. Romney Michigan Romney Goldwater South Bend Ind Midland Johnson

Lost Chief Justice Photo Contest Winners Revealed

The World's Week highlights winners from a Lost Chief Justice photo contest in a feature titled Look Inside. The piece outlines top entries and the judging panel selections from the New South A-12 region.

Registrars Add Night Session in Morgan County

The Morgan County Board of Registrars will hold an extra night session Tuesday from 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. for residents who cannot enroll during the day. Chairman Mrs. Frank Cobb said the meeting is for convenient registration access.

Morgan County Board of Registrars Frank Cobb

Warren Report Release Today

The nation awaits the Warren Commission findings on Kennedy's assassination. The Decatur Daily offers the summary and an AP edition of the report, with orders for copies at 1.50 dollars.

John F. Kennedy Decatur Daily Warren Commission Decatur Ala

Mean Top Prices For Used Furniture

Ad notes high prices for used furniture from Mine Furniture House calling 353-4403.

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