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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1963
Page
7
Peter Carrington rides a daytime train to London with a fair-haired man who appears ordinary, trading few words and revealing nothing about Howard as they travel from Torquay. The quiet ride conceals tensions and potential clues.
Carrington meets a discreet pursuer on arrival at Paddington then travels by taxi to his Notting Hill flat. A second car follows, and a phone call leads to an urgent handover of an envelope from a mysterious associate. Plainclothes officers converge as Carrington is detained and questioned by senior Scotland Yard personnel.
Walter C Head director of the Alabama Department of Veterans Affairs reports nearly 130 million dollars in VA benefits in the state last year. Seventy two and a half million was for compensation and pensions and thirteen million for insurance. Almost three million in new awards were secured for veterans. Dependency questionnaires for deceased veterans' dependent parents will appear with August checks and must be returned by October 31 to avoid suspension of payment.
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Morgan County Board of Education and the Hartselle School Committee will open bids for two proposed projects. A $105 000 cafeteria at Morgan County High School and a $35 000 renovation at Hartselle Elementary School are planned.
J. D. Bright, Veterans Service Officer, at the courthouse can answer questions regarding a bout the questionnaires.
Head says a workable relationship between the state department of veterans' affairs and the VA in Alabama has created a model followed by other states.
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