Alabamans Pay Million To Enshrine Battleship
The USS Alabama sails from Puget Sound through the Panama Canal to Mobile to be enshrined as a museum in a marine park. The project costs Alabama $1 million under the USS Alabama Battleship Commission led by Stephen G. Croom, with the ship now stripped of active weapons but preserved as a relic of history.
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Wash
Puget Sound
Panama Canal
Mobile
Ala
Alabama
Sea Ranger
Sea Robin
Alabamans
USS Alabama Battleship Commission
Mobile Insurance
Stephen G. Croom
Ship 108 Feet Wide and 680 Long Sailors Prepare Alabama
The Alabama battleship is costing about £25 000 to be made shipshape for its final voyage with towing billed at $300 000 and park costs around $500. Preparations include $75.9 to ready for viewing. the Panama Canal presents a possible issue. Captain James Thwing, West Coast representative for the Alabama Battleship Commission, ordered 18 automobile tires tied to the sides in case of tight fits.
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Bama
Panama Canal
Canal
James Thwing
West Coast
Alabama Battleship Commission
Not Worried About Alabama Says Cement on Locks Issue
A speaker says they are not concerned about Alabama but worries about the cement on the locks. The remark was made Monday, highlighting concerns over infrastructure conditions.
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Alabama
Ben Bella Tightening Control Over Algeria
Ben Bella consolidates power as loyal army holds firm. Rebel leaders are captured or flee into exile. Political opposition is silenced amid a deepening economic crisis. Kabylie weary after years of guerrilla warfare, while army support remains strong and no mass revolt appears.
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Ben Bella
Algeria
Sylie
Socialist Revolution
Kabylie
Ali Ahmed
Ben Bel
Mohammed Chaabani
Sahara
Maj
Ben Ahmed Moussa
Deran
Mito
Hair problem consultation offered by WAIR specialists
H M Life will be at the Manchester Hotel Middletown Ohio on Wednesday July 22 1964 from 1 to 830 p m for a free home based Ebb Method hair treatment consultation. The method claims low cost per application with no equipment and private interviews. Results guaranteed in writing with pro rated basis.
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H. M. Life
Middletown
Ohio
Manchester
H. M
Manchester Hotel
Mental test sought in kidnaping case in SC
Joseph Francis Bryan Jr of Audubon Park New Jersey seeks a second mental examination at a federal hospital after being found rot insane in a South Carolina state mental facility. He is charged in the February kidnapping of 10 year old John David Robinson of Mt. Pleasant whose body was found later in Florida. Bryan is linked to two other boy deaths in Florida and Virginia and was arrested in New Orleans by the FBI on April 28.
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Charleston
S.C
Joseph Francis Bryan Jr
South Carolina
Audubon Park
N.J
John David Robinson
Mt. Pleasant
Florida
Bryan
Virginia
New Orleans
FBI
Plane Crash Lands But No One Hurt At Charlotte Municipal
Eastern Air Lines DC7B from Atlanta crash landed at Charlotte Municipal Airport after two left engines failed to reverse and the nose wheel collapsed. The plane veered right at 60 mph, crossed a five foot embankment, and 51 passengers plus five crew escaped unharmed before being moved to Flight 746 to Cleveland.
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Charlotte
N.C
Eastern Air Lines
Atlanta
Cleveland
Bankruptcy Filed in Cincinnati District Court
Bankruptcy filings in U S District Court Cincinnati include Levi J. Smith of Kings Mills with debts totaling 10 899 and assets 1 580. Smith listed address Box 101 King Avenue. He works as a machine operator.
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U. S. District Court
Cincinnati
Levi J. Smith
King Avenue
Kings Mills
Vice Presidential Nominee Taking Rest
Chicago reports two shootings in two days as white and Negro residents clash. Police and Black leaders urge calm and expect no mob violence. Loretta Nolan injured in a South Side neighborhood incident. Miller begins a week-long rest at Lake Ontario home with his family after San Francisco nomination.
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Loretta Nolan
Olcott
N. Y
William E. Miller
Lake Ontario
Barry Goldwater
San Francisco
Chicago Defender editor warns of explosive racial tensions
Chuck Stone notes potential for major unrest but believes intelligent policing can avert a full scale riot. He cites Harlem experiences and praises Chicago police chief C W Wilson for stands on integration and proactive, decisive response. Police mobilization followed a West Side shooting involving a white man and two Black suspects, linked to the Powell building incident.
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Chicago Defender
United States
Stone
Harlem
New York Age
Chicago
C. W. Wilson
West Side
James Powell
Miller returns home to cheering crowds after victory
The Millers arrive with Billy and Stephanie at Buffalo airport as a crowd of about 1,000 welcomes Bill Miller. Neighbors offer greetings while a small group chants opposition under the banner Youth Against War and Fascism led by Kay Martin, a Columbia University junior.
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Billy
Stephanie
Buffalo
Lockport
Olcott
Bill
Kay Martin
New York City
Columbia University
Miller returns to Lockport amid mass turnout
The crowd in Lockport, Miller's native city, estimated at 3500, surged toward his car preventing Mayor Rollin T. Grant from giving him a city key. Miller hinted he may retire next January, and spoke of a vigorous contest with Goldwater offering the public a choice for the country's direction.
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Lockport
Miller
Rollin T. Grant
Grant
Goldwater
Ohio training program accepts 2000 counselors aides youths
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation says the U S Department of Labor notified that applications for training to become counselor aides and youth advisors are no longer being accepted. Two thousand candidates have been selected and are now enrolled for training under the program to assist disadvantaged youth.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
U. S. Department of Labor
Negro Named President of Cambridge's Council
Charles Cornish, the town's only Black council member, was elected City Council president after a 3-2 vote amid Cambridge's race relations crisis. He has long pushed desegregation, helped found the human relations committee, and urged solving tensions at the conference table.
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Cambridge
Cambridge, Md
Charles Cornish
Cornish
Leon Majors
Cecil Webster
H. M. St. Clair
Gloria Richardson
Maryland
Tom
World Population Explosion Warns Overcrowding Threat
The World Health Organization warns of a population implosion as rural-to-urban migration grows. By 2000 world population may reach over six billion, with mechanization shrinking farm workforces to about 10 percent. The drift to cities is a major global challenge.
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Geneva
World Health Organization
BMA launches campaign to end free treatment
The British Medical Association announced a campaign to end free treatment under the socialized system. The move aims to shift policy and funding priorities amid debates on universal health care in Britain.
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London
The
British Medical Association
Burglars Hit The Hut Vending Machines In Lebanon
Warren County deputies report burglars broke into The Hut at Routes 73 and 4 overnight. Thieves ripped open several vending machines and stole an undetermined number of cigarettes.
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Lebanon
Rts
Warren County Sheriff's Deputies
Fire damages minimal in Franklin shed blaze
Children playing with matches sparked a small shed fire on South Avenue Franklin owned by Russell Baker. Franklin Fire Department reported there were no damages.
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Franklin
Russell Baker
South Avenue
Franklin Fire Department
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