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16th Street Church Bombing — Part 26

101 pages · May 22, 2026 · Broad topic: Terrorism · Topic: 16th Street Church Bombing · 101 pages OCR'd
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OCTOBER 24, 1963 ‘THE EXAMINER : - LL Original Dixietund Played At Gas Lite Lounge ‘Crowds continue to jam the Gas gr" Lite Lounge to bear Jerald Scott 24 aaa 4nd his fabulous Dixieland band.i5. , The Gas Lite at 2120 Morris ig Avenue has the styling of an old. ‘Teday the original New Orleans! jezz bands are a thing of the past ‘dn mont cities in the country. Bir-| sningbam has the rare privilege of hearing © band that is the true] eid New Orieans jazz echool. Jt is interesting to note that GOP Names Tandy Little ‘To Make Primary Study there were four of five distinet fit the demands of the paying cus- schools of Dixieland music: The| tomers. Today there remain only first, and probably the best, was|two schools.. They are the New the New Orleans Dixieland. Later] Orleans type that resembles the some of the stars trom New Or-| original, and the commercial Dix- Jeans moved to Kansas City, Chi 3 cago and New York City, slarting| lend which 1s played mostly by Disieland in each city, the new generation. In the process Jazz changed to} The Jerald Scott Dixieland band ‘at the Gas Lite is one of the few organizations in the nation thet plays the original Jazz. This band is Impossible to describe. But once you hear it, you'll recognize the true sound of New Orleans Dixie- Jand as it sounded at the height of the Jazz Ere. Goy.. Brown Thinks Rights Issue Hurts JFK Politically (Chicago Tribune Press Service) (next year if he (Engle) ts not able WASHINGTON—Gov. Edmund] to run again.” Brown of California said bere that} Eagle is suffering from @ brain President Kennedy has been hurt| tumor. He is partly peralyzed. politicelly by the civil rights imue| “We didn't make any de but would win in California et] cision,” Brown sald. “But we present, have te know pretty soon, tt Brown said thet in a Republican} takes a teng time te mount a primary showdown in the state| campaign.” Sen. Barry Goldwater (Ariz.)| The governor professed no inter- would win “fairly decisively” over| est in running for the Senate. Gov. Nelsomi Rockefeller of New| “I bad a hard re-election cam- York. paign last year,” Brown said, “I Brown told reporters that his| want to rest on my laurels. for a views are based on private polls| while” County, winning his seat in 1962. tn accepting the appointment said that an ‘the commit- tee would probably be held in Montgomery, the date to be an- nounced later. “All interested will be Invited to bring their views to the attention of the committee at that time,” he present ‘to the Executive Ite decision. We encourage those who have con- vietione on a nominating meth- + ed to make them known to us” Other members appointed by Grenier are Glenn Andrews, An- niston; Cherles H. Chapman, Do- than; A. Ray Cox, Mobile; Joseph Farley, Birmingha: Jemes D. TANDY LITTLE Republican State Executive Committee Chairman John Gren- jer has announced formation of & committee to report to the Re- State Executive Commit- to whether Alabama Re- candiates for statewide ‘office in the 1964 general election will be chosen by primary or the. convention system. He pamed Tandy Little, Mont- omery, to head the nominating smethod’ committee, eee Grenier said the committee was formed at the request of the Re- publicar, Executive Committee be- cause of “the wide interest throughout Alabama as to wheth- ‘er we will nominate candidates by ‘convention or by primary. 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