Amateur Photo Contest Opens in Decatur Alabama
The Decatur Daily announces an amateur photography contest with three black and white categories scenes animals and children and human interest plus a color division. Entries must be mailed to Photo Contest The Decatur Daily Box 1527 Decatur AL 35601. Weekly $5 prizes in each category and a final $50 grand prize are offered.
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Policeman Shot and Worker Killed in Alabama Gunbattle
Two Talladega County policemen were critically wounded and William C Bates a 37 year old construction worker was fatally shot when Bates fired a 12 gauge shotgun at officers at his home in Childersburg Alabama. The clash left Officer Owens critically wounded and Officer Weatherly critically hurt as Bates fired from about 20 feet away.
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Perkins
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Farmers Conference Addresses Cotton Program Risks
Principal speakers include Rep Bill Nichols Fred Acuff Dr Fred Robertson and Bamberg Alabama Fm Administration head at a Decatur High School auditorium meeting. The cotton program and broader farm policy are described as in peril amid congressional controversy as southern cotton interests seek strengthened laws.
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House of Agriculture
Fred Acuff
Alavation Service
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Alabama
Farmers Home Administration
Decatur High School
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Nixon and Rockefeller vie for GOP delegate strength at convention
Leonard W. Hall estimates Nixon 985 first ballot delegates Rockefeller 350 Reagan 180 to 200 as GOP factions contest the nomination. Herbert Klein asserts Nixon could exceed 700 on first ballot while AP counts 544 Nixon, 208 Rockefeller, 160 Reagan, 207 uncommitted with 667 needed. Douglas predicts rapid Nixon strength decline after one ballot.
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Banks nearing merger with Decatur stay point
State National assets total about 189 million and Central 81 million. Brock declined to speculate on headquarters but affirmed a State National Bank building will remain in Decatur. A Birmingham group led by Hugh Morrow Jr and Hugh Morrow III pursues control with an offer of 150000 shares at 80 per share, expiring August 27.
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Decatur
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Birmingham
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Hugh Morrow
State National Bank of Alabama
Beech Creek Bridge Crash Near Decatur Claims Five Lives
Decatur King reports a car driven by Smith struck a bridge over Beech Creek killing three people last month, with a new fatal accident noted nearby. Funeral arrangements for Fairbanks will be announced by Gunthorp Funeral Home. Survivors include Fairbanks relatives in Decatur and a Navy member in San Diego, with pallbearers named as Owens, Chapman, Holt, Mays, Lipscomb and Pruitt.
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Smith
Beech Creek
Fairbanks
Gunthorp Funeral Home
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Mike
Mark Fairbanks
Decatur
Eddie
U.S. Navy
San Diego
Calif
Bobby Joe White
James Bond
Charles Baucom
Jane Fairbanks
Richard Jennings
Baltimore
Billy Owens
Fred Chapman
Dan Holt
Sonny Mays
Kenneth Lipscomb
Clifford Pruitt
Decatur Meeting Aims at Broad Farm Policy Issues
A Decatur gathering will discuss a wide range of farm policy problems as farmers seek a decent living. The session focuses on addressing economic challenges and agricultural concerns facing the community.
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Marines Battle Tet Offensive at Khe Sanh Base
A small Marine radio relay station overlooking the abandoned Khe Sanh base faced a North Vietnamese assault as enemy forces seized a helicopter landing zone. Leathern ecks repelled the attack, killing five enemy troops and recovering four rifles and four satchel charges. The 27th Regimental Team, sent to Vietnam during Tet, will soon return to the United States.
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Rockefeller Tours Amid Cheers At Americana Hotel
Crowds at the Americana Hotel cheer as Rockefeller arrives on an open bus greeted by the Calypso Twisters band. He shakes hands with musicians including a drummer who lends him sticks. In the lobby supporters chant Rocky while criticizing Nixon. Rockefeller later speaks at the airport reception.
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South Viet Troops Free 14 Civilians Near Vinh Long
South Vietnamese troops freed 14 civilians and killed four Viet Cong captors during a sweep near Vinh Long, about 60 miles south-southeast of Saigon. Government reports also noted light shelling of three positions north and west of Saigon with light damage and several casualties.
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Rockefeller Addresses Seaside Rally After Airport Gathering
Self proclaimed leader of public sentiment, Rockefeller declared the voice of the people will be heard at an airport reception rally before moving to a seaside rally where large crowds had gathered earlier.
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