Community Choir to Perform at Decatur High Stadium
The Community Choir for Religious Emphasis Night will rehearse tonight at 7:30 in First Methodist Church fellowship hall ahead of the Sept 13 event at Decatur High School football stadium. Also Mary Lou Dancy Chapter 320, Order of the Eastern Star, meets Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Masonic Building with initiation ceremony. Sheriff's deputies report weekend arrests including 18 highway intoxication and 7 public drunkenness, plus various warrants and traffic offenses. Willie Terry, 51, was injured at Decatur General Hospital after claiming a fall. Ruby Fuller reported a stolen bicycle found at Brown's Fruit Stand and returned to her family.
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Decatur High School
First Methodist Church Fellowship Hall
Mary Lou Dancy
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic
Brown's
Ruby Fuller
19Th Ave. SE
Larry
Decatur
Fullers
Parenting discipline and respect in troubled homes
Advice stresses that respect is earned by example. Parents must demonstrate honesty and authority, align habits with high parental ideals, and consider a family altar or devout faith to restore discipline and harmony in the home.
Georgia Players Say Alabama Knew No Plans In 1962 Game
Four Georgia players testified in Wally Butts libel case that Alabama appeared to know little of Georgia plans in the 35–0 defeat. They said the Bulldogs were tired and not in top shape. Babb and Richwine rejected an accuracy of quoted remarks from the Curtis story.
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Georgia
Alabama
Wally Butts
Curtis Publishing Co
Butts
Curtis
Saturday Evening Post
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Brigham Woodward
Mickey Babb
Sam_ Richwine
Post
Babb
Furman Bisher
The
Atlanta Journal
Richwine
Bisher
Halleck Eyes 1964 Nomination for President
Indiana congressman Charles A Halleck, House minority leader, has backers quietly exploring a 1964 Republican presidential bid. He is described as widely known and available for a fight if the chance arises, with informal momentum among top GOP figures and favorable reactions from several leaders.
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Washington
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
House
Halleck
Hoosier
Lee Halleck
Rusk Prods Senate to Ratify Nuclear Test Ban
Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged Senate approval of the limited nuclear test ban treaty before the Foreign Relations Committee. He testified as the Kennedy administration pressed for the pact with Britain and the Soviet Union to outlaw all above ground nuclear explosions.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Senate
United States
Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Kennedy children visit hospitalized mother at Otis Air Force Base
President Kennedy brings Caroline and John Jr with the family dog Charley to see Mrs John F Kennedy who is recovering after the birth of a third child who lived less than two days. The visit follows earlier appearances by the First Family at her side.
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Otis Air Force Base
Mass
Kennedy
Charley
John F. Kennedy
Caroline
Little John Jr
John
President Kennedy
Senate honors Kefauver with sorrowful adjournment
The Senate expressed profound sorrow and deep regret over the death of Sen Estes Kefauver D Tenn and adjourned in his memory. Sen Albert Gore spoke a formal death announcement while Sens Mansfield and Dirksen reflected on the shock and sorrow and a memorial service was announced for later.
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Senate
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Albert Gore
Tennessee
Kefauver
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Ill
Mansfield
Sun dinner illness hits Orchard Lake students
About 150 women were stricken with suspected food poisoning after a Sunday dinner at Orchard Lake schools near Pontiac authorities said. Hospitals reported the illness and noted its suspicion as food poisoning.
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Pontiac, Mich
Orchard Lake
Pontiac
Four breakins hit Moulton Street businesses Saturday night
Police report six weekend breakins on Moulton Street north side of E Moulton. At Why Not Care 200 E Moulton St a 200 pound safe with about 150 dollars and 250 dollars from the cash register were taken after a roof entry. The cash register was dragged to the rear and pried open. Other shops Ira's Book and Gift Shop 222 All-Wright Pastry Shop 224 and Malone Realty Co 232 were also entered.
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E. Moulton St
Why Not Care
Why Not
Frank Brown
Ing
Ira’s Book and Gift Shop
All-Wright Pastry Shop
Malone Realty Co
Moulton
Markets At A Glance Irregular gains across stocks
New York trading shows stocks irregularly higher while steels rally. Bonds move higher as governments ease under light volume. Chicago wheat mostly lower, corn firm on bullish crop report, oats mixed. Soybeans weak on government crop report. Hogs steady to 25 cents higher. Simghler steer steady top price $25.75.
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New York
Chicago
Birmingham Youths Die In Dryer Tragedy
An all night search ended when grandfather A. D. Cummings found six year old David Wayne McClain and three year old Rickey Lee Spann inside a clothes dryer in a utility storage shed behind their home. Coroner J. O. Butler says both boys suffocated likely within minutes after the door closed.
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National
Cummings
Hood withdraws from Alabama amid expulsion charges
James A. Hood, 20, a Black student, said he will enter a hospital for rest as pressure and health issues mount amid university charges. Hood's attorney announced his withdrawal and indefinite postponement of hearings as university officials consider readmission fate for the fall term.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
University of Alabama
James A. Hood
Gadsden
Arthur D. Shores
Birmingham
Hood
Gadsden, Ala
University Board of Trustees
University
Autherine Lucy
University suspends white student amid integration debate
Monroe Slocumb of Birmingham received indefinite suspension from the University of Alabama after campus distribution of Rebel Underground handbills. Dean John L. Blackburn cited use of names in the publication and noted the action followed surrounding talk of James Hood and Vivian Malone's federal court ordered enrollment.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
University of Alabama
Citizens Council of Alabama
John L. Blackburn
Monroe Slocumb
Birmingham
Blackburn
Slocumb
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Leonard Wilson
Citizens Council
James A. Hood
Vivian Malone
Wilson
Magnavox Stereo and Television Sale at Robinson's
Robinson's on Avenue advertises Magnavox stereos and televisions with emphasis on quality and value as part of a promotional sale.
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Robinson's
On Avenue
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