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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1964
Page
5
The Warren Report remains largely sealed with low details available as copies are distributed to AP and The Daily. A 12 000 word summary is promised for Monday while AP newspapers request the full 30 000 word report and the book will cost 1 50 per copy. The public awaits official release.
President Charles de Gaulle paid tribute at Lima's Pantheon of the Heroes and entered San Carlos Church. He was greeted by a massive crowd of about 250000 as Peruvians hailed the French leader amid a brief protest by students shouting slogans. He planned to depart for Bolivia on Monday.
In Courtland this afternoon at 3 p m a spring 1826 pledge will be fulfilled with the erection of a metal marker in the town park listing 60 men who rode to Texas aiding the Lone Star cause. Only seven returned, led by Dr Shackelford among noted names. Unveiling by the Hotchkiss descendants, relatives attend as tribute to the Red Rovers. A grand jury session follows, potential injunction discussed over a proposed town hall in the park. Harvests continue as gins hum and optimism grows for a record cotton crop. local officials face upcoming elections October 5 with new mayors and councils to take office. Violent deaths reported in several counties as investigations continue.
Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson will lead a 1 628 mile Lady Bird Special through eight Southern states October 6 to 9 with 86 electoral votes. The trip aims to mobilize Southern voters and leaders in support of Johnson with governors and senators as honorary chairmen and Luth er Hodges and Hale Boggs hosting events. The First Lady and two daughters will speak briefly as 15 hostesses greet dignitaries in hospitality cars.
North American Aviation reports the XB70A bomber will perform a taxi test on Monday at Edwards Air Force Base and may attempt flight on Tuesday if runways are available. The flight goals include 700 hours of speed and 35,000 feet altitude with later aspirations toward 2800 mph.
Cypriot Foreign Minister Spyros Kyprianou said he hopes to sign a military aid agreement with the Soviet Union within days. He arrived from the U.N. Security Council debate on Cyprus as two other Cypriot officials discussed arms aid.
The Coast Guard dispatched its Campeche patrol boat to check the stalled fishing schooner George G. Wells off New Orleans as a precaution.
The schooner suffered an engine failure two days ago but its owners say there is no danger as the vessel has sails and ample provisions.
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