Hospital Names and Dismissals List by City
A long list of hospital patients and dismissals with names and home cities including Decatur Athens Courtland Moulton Trinity Town Creek Falkville and Eva. The entries divide into current patients and those dismissed with numerous individuals across multiple Alabama towns.
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Thomas Compton
Decatur
John W. Kirby
William Sims Holderfield Jr
Courtland
Cecil W. Parker
Town Creek
Frank Clayton Holle
Earl T. Barbin
Susan Roberta Smither
Athens
Leroy Upton
Elizabeth Ann Pierce
Andrew D. Morris Jr
Vinemont
Roger D. Phillips
Robert Lee Ford
Winston Jackson Sr
John Larry Wallace
Mary Nell Preston
Cynthia Jane Glenn
Moulton
Ronnie Cornelia Tredway
Trinity
Dennis E. Hunt
Dan Brazil
Glenn Allen Yates
William Arnold Gaines
Rebecca Ann Gregory
Barney Shelton
John William Dunkin
Falkville
Donnie Neil Gilbert
Ella Catherine Schrimsher
Lucille ‘Swoopes
Joe Romine
Rogersville
Jack Anual Mullican
Patricia Ann Brooks
James Ilbert Thrasher
Flenry Lewis Moore
Mable Amelia Berry
Walter Herbert
Callie Marie Kent
Jerome Wayne Shelton
William R. Johnson
Dwight Cagle
Debbie Lanice Woodard
Donald Otto Aldridge
Felix Daniel
Willodean Goforth
George Elswick
James Monroe
Hamilton
Jimmy Greenhaw
Timothy Doyle Sinard
Delores Jolly
Mooresville
Kenneth Eugene Shelton
Marvin Gibson
Janice Casper
Somerville
Garman Owens Braswell
Rolanda McGregor
Sheffield
Donald Lewis
Harlan Baker
Wayne Bakker
William E. Davis
Joseph Gilchrist
Patricia Nell Adams
Freda L. Terry
Robert H. Purser Jr
Edgar Matthews
Eva
Willie Dickson
Steven O’neal Gower
Martina C. Brown
Jessie Robinson
Obituary notices for Gentry Oden Reynolds families
Funeral services are held for Mrs. Sarah Margaret Gentry 80 of Fyffe at Prospect Baptist Church DeKalb County. Burial at Mt. Pleasant Cemetery with Rainsville Funeral Home directing. Survivors include three sons and a sister. Funeral services for William Harvey Oden 80 of Somerville will be at Old Harmony Primitive Baptist Church with Peck Funeral Home directing. Survivors include a daughter two sons and many grandchildren. Jessie Reynolds 77 of Decatur dies and services at Union Grove Primitive Baptist Church are arranged with Reynolds Funeral Home directing. Survivors include wife two daughters and many grandchildren.
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Fyffe
Sarah Margaret Gentry
Jackson County
Scottsboro
Prospect Baptist Church
DeKalb County
Boyce Chandler
Aubey Phillips
Mt. Pleasant
Rainsville
Hubert Gentry
Fyffer
Garnett Gentry
Decatur
Harold Gentry
Chicago
Ill
Rosie Berry
Rainsville 2
Pleasant Grove Cemetery
Peck Funeral Home
Corine Childers
Eva 1
Ollis A. Oden
Birmingham
Harold T. Oden
Huntsville
Old Harmony Primative Baptist Church
W. A. Oden
Larry Oden
Bobby Childers
Gary Childers
Jack Shields
Glenn Rainey
Jessie Reynolds
15Th Ave
Union Grove Primitive Baptist Church
Roy Stone
Sterrs Cemetery
Reynolds Funeral Home
Mary L. Reynolds
Annie Pearl Jackson
Alma Shaw
Akron
Ohio
Military industrial complex under scrutiny by senator
Senator William Proxmire cites 2 072 retired high ranking officers on defense contractor payrolls and 100 firms holding over 26 billion in contracts. He warns of non competitive procurement and the risk of excessive armaments eroding public interests and peace.
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William Proxmire
D-Wis
Defense Department
U.S
Pentagon
United States
Proxmire
Hillsboro Church Revival Opens at Calvary Baptist
Lawrence County notes extend sympathy to the Smith family on the death of Mrs. Ara Smith. Rev. Ransdall Terry preached at Hillsboro Baptist Church and leads a Layman Led revival at the Baptist Church Wednesday through Saturday. Emma Payne, 94, attended Eastern services after illness. Local visitors include Ben Corum, Dan Geiger, James Lewis and families, Ervin Terry and Hagoods family, Sharon Hagood, Dan Watt, and others from Decatur and Iville.
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Smith
Ara Smith
Ransdall Terry
Hillsboro Baptist Church
Calvary Baptist Church
Baptist Church
Emma Payne
Ben Corum
Mqgullon
Dan Geiger
Auburn
Ervin Terry
James Lewis
Ervin Terry Jr
Ervin Hagood
Sharon Hagood
Iville
Rt. 1
Dan Watt
Decatur
Soybeans Lead Week Advance In Chicago Futures
Commodity futures rose on the Chicago Board of Trade with soybeans up nearly 3 cents a bushel as traders eyed gains. Wheat ended the week higher by a penny, corn and oats also posted small advances, while rye and soybeans moved 1 to 24 cents, reflecting mixed but positive weekly trading.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Marsh Family Hosts Sunday Dinner Guests
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Marsh included Mr. and Mrs. Don Marsh and their daughter Susanne of Decatur. Earlier Mrs. Robert Wells and Barry Smith of Decatur visited Mrs. Ervin Terry.
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Floyd Marsh
Don Marsh
Little Susanne
Decatur
Robert Wells
Master Barry Smith
Ervin Terry
Births in Decatur Area This Week
Mr and Mrs Henry B Walker Parkville greet a son born Friday at Decatur General Hospital. Mr and Mrs Howard Norwood Decatur welcome a daughter born Thursday at Baugh Wiley Smith Hospital. Mr and Mrs Aaron Wilbourn Decatur 3 have a daughter Thursday at Baugh Wiley Smith Hospital. Mr and Mrs Kenneth R Stuart Decatur 5 have a daughter. Mr and Mrs Charles R Chittam Athens welcome a daughter. Mr and Mrs James Charles Forman Decatur announce a daughter. Mr and Mrs Dillard Ray Jones Decatur a son Thursday at Decatur General Hospital. Mr and Mrs Burl Watkins Decatur 1 have a son at Decatur General Hospital.
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Henry B. Walker
Parkville
Decatur “General Hospital
Howard Norwood
Decatur
Baugh-Wiley-Smith Hospital
Aaron Wilbourn
Kenneth R. Stuart
Decatur General Hospital
Charles R. Chittam
Athens
Weather and River Signals Warmer with Showers Likely
Decatur area forecast calls for increasing cloudiness and a little warmth today tonight with a 20 percent chance of rain. Sunday remains cloudy and mild with showers and a few thundershowers expected and high temperatures around 74 to 78 degrees.
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Decatur
Global tensions and policy shifts across NATO China Vietnam and Israel
In brief: McGovern calls for major NATO reappraisal as obsolete. Soviet Union proposes border talks with China in Moscow. Vietnam sees intensified fighting with 45 rocket and mortar strikes. Israel rejects Husayn plan as propagandist and Egypt and Israel exchange fire. Nixon trims trans Pacific route awards cutting Braniff, preserving Trans World and partial Pan Am/Northwest increases.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
China
Peking
Saigon
South Vietnam
Washington
Nixon
Johnson
Braniff
Trans Worrd Airlines
Pan American
Northwest
Browns Ferry operators to train on nuclear plant simulator
Browns Ferry staff will travel to Morris Illinois for a three month simulator training on a full scale duplicate of a nuclear plant control room. Operators will qualify for AEC licensing after courses in radiochemistry, instrumentation, nuclear engineering, control systems and computer servicing. Eight staff just returned from Humbolt Bay California where a smaller reactor training site was used.
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Browns Ferry
Morris, Ill
Chicago
Calhoun
AEC
Humbolt Bay
Calif
Limestone County
NATO Eyes Defense Boost Amid Talks On East West P act
NATO leaders praised Nixon for reinforcing the Western alliance and calling for closer consultation. Critics urged caution on a three point plan proposing meetings of foreign ministers, a political planning group, and a social welfare committee, arguing such steps may duplicate or overreach NATO’s mandate.
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White House
Nixon
Michael Stewart
Nse
Michel Debre
NATO
United States
NATO ci
NAT
State Department
Organization For Atlantic Cooperation and Development
Arctic ice age theory under scrutiny amid open ocean debate
The article surveys claims that Arctic Ocean ice loss could trigger an ice age by switching to open ocean heat absorption. It notes tests by Col Balchen and scientists at Lamont-Doherty and UCLA using globigerina shells and sediment cores, finding no consistent open-ocean signal across cores.
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Arctic Ocean
North Pole
North America
Eurasia
Col. Bernt Balchen
Flier
Alaska
David B. Ericson
Maurice Ewing
Gasta Wollin
Columbia University
Lamont-Doherty Geologic Observatory
Orville Bandy
University of California At
Los Angeles
Arctic
UN Envoy Probes Egypt Jordan and Israel on 1967 Resolution
Gunnar V. Jarring, the U.N. Middle East envoy, privately asked Egypt, Jordan, and Israel last month about their views on the Security Council's Nov 22 1967 resolution. The inquiry covered principles for resolving the Arab Israeli conflict including freedom of navigation in regional waterways. It focused on Egypt’s blockage of Israeli shipping through the canal and the Strait of Tiran.
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Israel
Gunnar V. Jarring
U.N
Middle East
Egypt
Jordan
Irael
Security Council
Jarring
Canal
Strait of Tiran
Organizational meeting of Morgan County Mental Health volunteers
An organizational meeting of volunteer workers for the Morgan County Mental Health Association will be held at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at the Larish House of St. John's Episcopal Church. For further information contact Mrs. David Robinson at 355-7966.
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Morgan County Mental Health Association
Larish
St. John’s Episcopal Church
David Robinson
Collision injures six youngsters and adult near Moulton Alabama 33
An early Friday crash about a mile north of Moulton on Alabama 33 injures six youngsters and an adult. Cynthia Glenn 17 and Billy 13 are in fair condition at Lawrence County Hospital. Marie Treadway 41 and her children Tina five months and Donnie 5 are also in fair condition, while Johnny 3 and Ronnie 2 are in serious condition at Huntsville Hospital.
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Decatur
Morgan County
Decatur General
Moulton
Alabama
Cynthia Glenn
Billy
Lawrence County Hospital
Marie Treadway
Trinity
Tina
Donnie
Johnny
Ronnie
Huntsville Hospital
Plan to close centers and cut Job Corps capacity
The administration proposed closing 59 of 113 Job Corps centers and opening 30 inner city centers while reducing training capacity from 32 000 to 22 000. Congressman Carl D. Parkins called the plan hogwash. In Cambridge Harvard faculty condemned the Ad ministration building seizure and police clearance of demonstrators.
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Carl D. Parkins
House Education and Labor Committee
Cambridge
Harvard University
Wagner to seek fourth term as New York Mayor
Robert F. Wagner announced his bid for a fourth term amid claims the city faces deep agony. He dismissed charges that past administrations caused current problems as baloney and warned against political talk.
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New York
Robert F. Wagner
New York City
Wagner
Baloney
No bones in an elephant trunk statement
The note asserts that there are no bones in the elephant trunk, explaining the structure as a muscular hydrostat and clarifying misconceptions about skeletal presence in the trunk.
Bryson Construction Wins Redstone Arsenal Contract
Decatur firm Bryson Construction Co. was awarded a 337,639 dollar contract by Army Engineers for improving instrumentations at Test Area 1 on Redstone Arsenal. Work to be completed in January 1970. It includes con.
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Decatur
Bryson Construction Co
Army Engineers
Redstone Arsenal
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Decatur General Admissions
Baugh—Wiley—Smith Admissions
Aaron Wilburn
Doris Hughes
Jimmy Brooks
Hartselle
Deborah Brock
Bobby Wilburn
Elsie Morris
David C. Smith
Carl Woodall
Danville
Ruby Jones
Otha Leon Mullins
Dellrose
Tenn
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Mark Burns
Charles Williams
Wesley Carter
John Densmore
Bobby Patterson Hartselle
Samuel Hill
William Adams
James Fowler
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