Initial Tem Tom Contracts Expected By Mid 1969
The Tennessee Tombigbee Waterway linking the Tennessee River to Mobile is expected to award initial contracts in mid 1969. The project, a $316 million effort, would take at least nine years to complete and aims to spur Southeast economic development through low cost river transport.
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Iuea
Miss
Tennessee River
Mobile
Congress
Tennessee Tombigbee Waterways
Authority
Kenneth Woods
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Mississippi
Yellow River
Woods
Corps Engineers
Tennessee’ River
Yellow Creek
Alabama
Aliceville
Tuscaloosa
Tombigbee River
Demopolis
Corps of Engineers
Robert Maxwell
Frank Davis
T. J. Hayes
Dan Raymond
John C. Bell
Billy Smith
Local Scores From Recent High School Football Games
Austin 32 Sheffield 0 Decatur 21 Hartselle 0 Burrell 53 Lakeside 13 Central 14 LCHS 6 Huntsville 21 Athens 14 Cullman 21 Hanceville 6 Addison 14 Falkville 6 Town Creek 40 Tanner 0 Ardmore 37 W Lstone 6 Clements 13 Elkmont 0 Hazel Gr 21 Elkmstone 14 W Morgan 20 C land 7 Hatton 33 Waterloo 6
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Austin
Sheffield
Decatur
Hartselle
Burrell
Lakeside
Central
LCHS
Huntsville
Athens
Cullman
Hanceville
Addison
Falkville
Town Creek
Tanner
Ardmore
W. L’stone
Clements
Elkmont
Hazel Gr
E. L’stone
W. Morgan
C’land
Hatton
Waterloo
Senate urged to delay ratification of nuclear nonproliferation treaty
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee urged President Johnson to delay formal ratification until a majority of potential nuclear states show intent to adhere. The panel urged immediate approval as an advisory step and noted ratification would occur only after assurances by key powers and at least 40 nonnuclear states. Ireland has ratified. Japan Israel India and West Germany have not.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Johnson
Senate
Czechoslovakia
Richard M. Nixon
Executive Branch
Committee
United States
U.S
Soviet Union
Britain
Ireland
Japan
Isreal
India
West Germany
Muskie Sees Humble Humphrey Lead By Personal Image
Senator Muskie argues Humphrey trails Nixon in polls due to lack of evident leadership yet could win if voters focus on personalities not issues. He admits Humphrey’s campaigned image is weak while Nixon appears strong, with public opinion potentially shifting before the November selection.
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John W. Finney
New York Times News Service
Washington
Edmund S. Muskie
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Richard M. Nixon
Maine
Muskie
Nixon
Campainn
New York Times
Senate
Times’ Washington
Senate Debate End Vote Set Fortas Chief Justice Fight
The Senate will vote at 1 p m Tuesday on closing debate to end a filibuster of Abe Fortas for chief justice. Opponents gain support with calls for withdrawal and resignation. Dirksen backs against cloture, Mansfield says another cloture attempt possible if needed.
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Washington
Abe Fortas
Senate
McClellan
Supreme Court
Johnson
Fortas
Clifford P. Hansen
Wyoming
Associated Press
Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Ball blasts Nixon and Agnew during U.N. exit campaign
George W. Ball, resigning as U.N. chief delegate, launches a Humphrey campaign attack calling Richard Nixon “Tricky Dick” and Gov Spiro Agnew “a fourth rate hack politician.” He criticizes Nixon’s choice of vice president and says hard, possibly life and death, U.S. decisions lie ahead. He notes Congress criticism but defends his move to forcefully enter politics.
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United Nations
N.Y
George W. Ball
Richard M. Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Hubert H. Humphrey
Ball
Nixon
Agnew
Humphrey
Congress
Gordon Allott
R. Cole
United States
Allott
Alabama Mountain Lakes Family Guide planned by chambers
Representatives from 16 North Alabama communities approved plans for a comprehensive family recreation magazine to be published annually and distributed nationally. The Alabama Mountain Lakes Association board backed the Alabama Mountain Lakes Association Family Guide, expected to be at least 72 pages and costing about 23500 dollars.
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Chambers of Commerce
North Alabama
Alabama Mountain Lakes Association
Demonstrations and Protest Songs Featured in Daily Want Ad
Brief reads list demonstrations and protest songs as a public interest feature. Notes mention reminding readers to avoid suggesting personal or domestic items in promotional ads. Identifies cultural concerns and civic engagement in the city.
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Tennessee
Iowa
Pennsylvania
Iuka
John Biggs
Tem-Tom Authority
Barrett C. Shelton
Tennessee River Valley, Association
Robinson’s
Second Ave
Hubert Humphrey
Edmund Miskie
San Francisco
Gardner L. Bridge
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
John L. McClellan
Democratic Party
iMorris
Bank St
Adv
Tricky Dick
Mountain Lakes Magazine
Quickies
Ken Reynolds
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