Athens Policeman Charged With Improper Mistreatment
A 31 year old Athens officer Tommy E. Greene was arrested at his North Houston Street home and charged with improper mistreatment of an 8 year old girl. He posted bond set at 10000 dollars and later had it reduced to 1000 by Judge D L Rosenau.
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Athens
Tommy E. Greene
North Houston St
Greene
D. L. Rosenau
Henry Blizzard
Rosenall
Blizzard
M. W
Buddy) Evans
Evans
T. W. Brown
A. B. Lightfoot
Athens Police Department
Roy Brown
TB Hospital Plan Put On Hold In Alabama
Alabama health officials table a decision to close the Decatur TB sanitorium pending further study. The site near the Lurleen B. Wallace Mental Retardation Center would be among closures as disease declines, with plans for a new recalcitrant ward to detain noncompliant patients.
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Health Services Committee
Alabama Advisory Council
Office of Comprehensive Health Planning
Alabama Public Health Department
Decatur
Lurleen B. Wallace
Lee Thomas
Clay H. Dean
Bureau of Health Facilities Construction
K. W. Grimley
Alabama Tuberculosis Association
Alabama
Thomas
Decatur TB
Gadsden
Birmingham
Management Changes At Wolverine
Wolverine Tube Division announces Decatur Plant Manager R L MacGregor will become manager of Universal Oil Products Detroit plant effective Aug 15. He is succeeded by A E Nash. Nash was Detroit division director of planning. MacGregor joined in 1939 and led Decatur for over four years. Nash began as an industrial engineer at Detroit in 1948.
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Wolverine Tube
Decatur
R. L. MacGregor
Universal Oil Products
Detroit
Mich
Wolverine
A. E. Nash
H. J. Ross
MacGregor
London, Ontario
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Nash
County Faces Vote Reform Over One Man One Vote Rule
Morgan County may be out of compliance with the Supreme Court standard as four commissioners are elected by districts. District One Decatur holds most voters, while Districts II and III have far smaller turnout. Lawmakers have not moved to align county representation with the court decision.
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Lee Sentell
Morgan County
U. S. Supreme Court
Decatur
Flint City
High Court
Commission
Madison County
Board of Revenue
Thornton
Fleming
Moon dust tests find mice normal in space center study
In Houston researchers reported that twenty four sacrificed mice showed no damage from moon dust in their veins. Autopsies found normal results, suggesting alien soil had no effect on the tested animals.
Markets Report Mixed Early Trading With Commodity Lifts
New York stocks gain modestly in light session. Chicago commodities show wheat and corn up on strong demand and favorable cash basis. Oats rise with corn, soybeans higher with light trading. Hog prices steady with 3,000 receipts at 28.25. Slaughter steer receipts at 200 limit testing.
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New York
Chicago
Minnesota Twisters Kill 12 at Lakeside Retreats
Tornadoes sweeping a 100 mile Minnesota stretch left at least 12 dead and hundreds injured. Among the victims were the Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Olson, Lutheran missionaries, and a Bloomington woman. the storm hit Roosevel Lake and other resort areas near Outing. Civil Air Patrol reports wide debris and emergency crews search for missing fishermen and others.
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Outing
Minn
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Brainerd
Duluth
Roosevelt Lake
Civil Air Patrol
al Simonsen
Simonsen
Sioux City
Iowa
Arthur S. Olson
Richfield
Pastor Olson
China
Lutheran World Federation
Harold Carlson
Bloomington
George Zier
Viet Cong Strike Cam Ranh Base and Saigon Language School
Viet Cong attacked Cam Ranh Bay’s U S base and a Saigon language school firing bombs and rifles. Two Americans killed and 57 wounded at Cam Ranh. eight Vietnamese killed and 62 wounded at the Saigon site including 23 U S personnel. Buildings damaged and casualties spread across both sites.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
Cam Ranh Bay
U.S
Rick Merron
Vietnam
Book Hoax Revealed By Long Island Columnist
New York AP report details a 1966 hoax by 25 writers led by Newsday columnist Mike McGrady who produced Naked Came the Stranger under Penelope Ashe. The satire aimed to show readers buy poor writing when it is sensational, selling nearly 20 000 copies at 5.95 dollars with film rights and interest from 18 studios. The group set in King's Neck Long Island and drafted one chapter each in three weeks, focusing on sensational sexual content to prove the point.
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William F. Nicholson
Associated Press
NEW York
Long Island
The
Penelope Ashe
Mike “McGradge
Newsday
Harold Robbins
Jacqueline Susann
Gene Goltz
Houston Post
Detroit Free Press
McGrady
Gillian Blake
Billy & Gilly
Jesults
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Reds
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Sane Inenes Deeler
Dennis Wisniewski
University of Illinois Circle
Mike McGrady
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