Cullman School Appoints East Elementary Principal
Doyle Bullard named principal of East Elementary School Cullman Sept Dr Donald Horn announced Bullard succeeds James C Philpott who has won a graduate fellowship at the University of Alabama Bullard is a lifelong Cullman County resident and former assistant principal at Hanceville High School He graduated from Auburn University and St Bernard College
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University of Alabama
Cullman County
Hanceville High School
Auburn University
St. Bernard College
Almaden Mercury Mine Dates Back to Ancient Spain
The Almaden mine in Spain supplied much of the United States mercury, with operation possibly dating to 400 B.C. This discovery highlights the long history of mercury production and trade linking Europe and the Americas.
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United States
Almaden
Spain
Television Log Highlights A Sunday Schedule Grid
A dense, period TV listing shows block sparking with classics and news. Notable items include Disney, Ed Sullivan, Perry Mason, Dramas, Game Shows, and late-night Talk. Several church and gospel programs underscore the era’s varied schedule across networks and times.
Preservation group sponsors crow bottle treasure hunt
The Society for the Preservation of the Crow offers a Good Luck Treasure Hunt with cash awards totaling 35,400 for the first five players nationwide who submit authentic original Old Crow Bourbon bottles bearing a two crow label. Entries must match a bottle in SPC possession and arrive unbroken at 25 East 73rd St New York City.
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SPC
Differ
Crow Society
East 73Rd St
New York City
Personalised license tags spark bold choices
Robert Shelton of Tuscaloosa would display a bold KKK on his auto tag while Paul Collier recalls past political wins and may pick when for his personal plate. Early applicants seek 007, phone numbers, company call letters, or animal emblems with a $10 tag fee, drawing varied public interest.
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Robert Shelton
Tuscaloosa
Morgan County
Paul Collier
Johnson Defeats and Inflation Fears Mark Day in 1963 News
The Associated Press reports a day of unusual political and economic tension. Labor and management rejected a wage settlement, steel prices rose without rollback, and the stock market climbed as officials feared inflation. A tragic Austin library tower shooting ends with police killing Charles J. Whitman, a Marine and Eagle Scout, raising cries for gun control amid his sudden violence.
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Lyndon Johnson
White House
Machinists Union
Johnson
Charles J. Whitman
University of Texas
Austin
Economic Advisory Board Chair Criticizes Price Hikes
Gardner Ackley, chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, denounces current price increases saying this is not an hour for American business leadership to take pride.
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