Chem strand promotes Opferkuch to develop new applications
G M Shipman, director of creative applications, announces Opferkuch will lead efforts to identify innovative uses for new Chem strand products. A native of New Orleans, he joined in 1957 as senior engineer at Acrilan, rising to supervisor and later moving to development projects. He and his wife Margery live in Decatur with Kristin and Tamzin.
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G. M. Shipman
Opferkuch
Chemstrand
New Orleans
Acrilan
Margery
Decatur
Summerlane SE
Kristin
Tamzin
SEC Study Spurs Market To New High
New York AP reports a SEC study prompting a market rally with leaders from major exchanges weighing in. G Keith Funston of the NYSE backed self regulation and existing laws while opposing new congressional controls.
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NEW York
G. Keith Funston
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
Congress
Funston
Edwin D. Etherington
American Stock Exchange
Thomas ‘P. Phelan
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
San Francisco
SEC
Michael W. McCarthy
Merrill Lynch
Pierce
Public notice in Morgan County case of Margaret Lewis Daniel
In Morgan County Alabama a suit in equity is filed by Margaret Lewis Daniel against Mary Lewis Bass Charles Lewis Jr Mack Lewis and Damon Lewis. The register sent by certified mail a copy of the bill of complaint the summons and the delivery envelopes to Charles Lewis Jr and Mack Lewis on February 4 1963.
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Mary Lewis Bass
Charles Lewis, JR
Mack Lewis
Damon Lewis
Circuit Court
Morgan County
Alabama
Register
State of
Decatur Daily
Alabama Equity
SEC report spurs market rally amid mixed broker comments
Brokers weigh SEC findings as stock activity surges with the AP average at a 1963 high. Dealers caution on the need for full study while others call for careful review of proposed rules and formulas.
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SEC
Congress
Associated Press
New York Stock Exchange
Birmingham Mayoral Power Struggle Heads for Court
In Birmingham, mayor elect Albert Boutwell and nine council members plan to meet an attorney to oust three city commissioners led by Arthur Hanes who refuse to yield. The incumbents argue their four year terms last until 1965, while the new regime could take over April 15 per the new charter.
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Birmingham
Bir
Albert Boutwell
Arthur Hanes
City Commission
Alabama Supreme Court
Boutwell
Eugene (Bull) Connor
Connor
J. T. Waggoner
Hanes
Commission
France's Coal Mines To Open After Settlement
Paris AP reports France's government owned coal mines will reopen this weekend after a settlement ending a month long miners strike that hurt President de Gaulle. The deal includes a 6.5 percent raise starting April 1 with boosts to reach 12.5 percent by next April and a guaranteed fourth vacation week. Union leaders cite progress despite some concessions.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
$600,000 Grant Awarded to University of Alabama
The Civilian Space Agency approves a $600,000 grant to the University of Alabama for research in aerospace physical sciences. Half the funds must be used this year, limited to salaries and operating expenses.
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Huntsville
Ala
University of Alabama
Civilian Space Agency
CSA
Heloise Tips Hose Bed Springs And Vinegar Fixes
Readers share household hacks from 1963 including hosing bed springs to dry quickly, making bread crumbs from hot dog rolls, using vinegar to restore chrome fixtures and remove cleanser residue, and cleaning foam rubber mattress covers by trampling in a tub of sudsy water.
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Heloise
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