Sheriff's Car Burned Sparks Investigation in Athens
Limestone County Sheriff M. W. Evans probes arson after a fire heavily damaged his new car in the jail garage Saturday. No arrests reported. Hartselle weekend arrests include two for liquor violations, two for public drunkenness, one for driving while intoxicated. Cullman arrests include four for liquor violations, three for disorderly conduct, two for improper mufflers, and one each for bond forfeiture, running a traffic light, and public drunkenness.
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Athens
Limestone
M. W
Buddy) Evans
Cullman
Eighteen sheriff's weekend charges tallied in Cullman
Eighteen charges were filed by the sheriff's department over the weekend in Cullman. They include three involving minors, an adult charged with contributing to the neglect of a minor, one for detaining a child and one youth held on a juvenile charge. Additional arrests covered DUI multiples, license issues, high way intoxication, reckless driving, a bad check, prohibition violation and an assault charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cullman
Sheriff's Department
Christian Women’s Club to Meet at Burningtree Country Club
The Christian Women’s Club will meet Tuesday at Burningtree Country Club. Mrs Kay Arthur of Mexico will speak and present a Biblical dramatic program at 7 p.m. in the First Federal Penthouse. The public is invited.
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Christian Womens Club
Burningtree Country Club
Kay Arthur
Mexico
McCarthy Humphrey clash over Vietnam forces coalition
The fight in the Democratic platform process widens as McCarthy rejects a coalition government in Saigon with Viet Cong participation and Humphrey calls for restraint before a bombing halt. Kerr proposes a stand still cease fire while Boggs urges harmony and unity ahead of the Chicago convention.
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Vietnam
Saigon
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Hubert H. Humphrey
Kerr
National Committee For
McCarthy
Humphrey
Kerr Committee
Clark
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
Boggs
Southeast Asia
Chicago
CBS
ABC
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
NLF
U.S
North Troops Flee Embattled Tay Ninh After Heavy Fighting
North Vietnamese forces pulled back from Tay Ninh after more than 200 dead in days of clashes with allied troops, tanks, and artillery. An American armored column and South Vietnamese units found little resistance inside the city, while reports of further combat spread to the Mekong Delta and near Da Nang as negotiations in Paris loom.
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Saigon
Tay Ninh
Mekong
da Nang
U.S
North Vietnam
Nhan Dan
Dien Bien Phu
Paris
Hanoi
Mekong Delta
U.S. 9Th Infantry Division
Navy
Wallace Campaign Expands Appeals at Hammond Rally
Wallace supporters rally 4 500 at Hammond Civic Center as 20 000 signatures aim to put Wallace on Indiana ballot. He denounces racism charges while promising tax reform and higher personal exemption if elected.
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Wallace
Montgomery
Indiana
Hammond’ Civic Center
Boston
Eisenhower Relieved but Critically Ill After Pacemaker
The 77 year old former president remains critically ill at Walter Reed Army Hospital after two more ventricular fibrillation episodes despite a transvenous pacemaker. Vital signs are stable between episodes as Mamie Eisenhower and family stay at his side.
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Eisenhower
Gordon Moore
Col
John Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Gen. Eisenhower
Walter Reed
Mamie
John
Barbara Anne
Susan Elaine
David
California
Washington Hospital
Primitive tribe resists intruders then trades items
Indian page reports an expedition meeting with primitive leaders. Indians hid watches and cameras, prepared poisoned arrows, then realized intruders were harmless and left them alone except for barter. They hunt monkeys and use a wooden drill fire method. Dr J Michels calls the tribe possibly the most primitive alive.
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J. Michels
Local Hospital Names Dismissals and Respondents
List of individuals associated with Hartselle and Decatur areas including Michael W. Motes Clara Harris Mary Ellen Hollis and others cited with residences Decatur Athens Madison and Ardmore among named patients and dismissals. Includes Dismissals Lawrenceburg Tenn Pearly Ryan Huntsville Trinity Ardmore Somerville Courtland and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael W. Motes
Hartselle
Clara Harris
Decatur
Mary Ellen Hollis
Robert O-Pettey
John T. Eaton
Rosemary McLemore
Athens
Margret Johnson
James Thomas Slayton
Tommie Norris
Erma Stovall
Jack Smith
Madison
David Comer
Lawrenceburg
Tenn
L. C. Burns
Pearly Ryan
Huntsville
Willie Kirby
Trinity
Leona Cupps
Ardmore
Willie McCutcheon
Somerville
Oscar Dyar
Courtland
Sammy Morgan
Billy Joe Johnson
Clifton Depreast
Willie Kent
Mitchell Morgan
Albert Eager Sr
Dorothy Watts
Nell Rogers
Randall States
Roger Stephenson
Decatur General Admissions List Noted in Public Record
A long admissions list from Decatur General includes names tied to addresses and towns such as Hartselle Athens Madison Cullman and Decatur. The document lists individuals with accompanying street names and city references showing multiple family members and associates across several Alabama locales.
Births in Decatur Area Record New Daughters and Sons
Mr and Mrs Bobby Doyle Johnson of Decatur 1 welcome a daughter Friday at Baugh Wiley Smith Hospital. Mr and Mrs George A Owens of Puckett St announce a daughter Saturday at Decatur 1 General Hospital. Mr and Mrs James Earl Corum of Hartselle 2 report a daughter Saturday at Decatur General Hospital. Dr and Mrs Robert H Rhyne Jr of Moulton announce a daughter Sunday at Decatur General Hospital. Mr and Mrs Beauford Faulkner of Trinity 2 report a son Sunday at Decatur General Hospital.
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Ella G.strother
Grant St
Miss
Sara Jane McClung
Athens
Winford Kent Jr
Decatur
Hubert E. Pruitt Jr
4Th Ave
James 0. Morgan
Beech St
Jack L. Chandler
9Th Ave
John E. Sykes
12Th Ave
Rosetta Matthews
Sykes St
Christopher J. Tucker
Trinity
Wanda Lee Dobbins
6Th Ave
Winnie Eldora Nance
Wadsworth St
Plumba Belle Sims
Marlie Gene Carden
Cullman
Ronald Baker
Cain St. NE
Paul L. DeMent
Bel Air Apts
Roy Almon Gullion
Hartselle
Bonnie Mae Hall
Beech St. SE
Thomas W. Whitenden
8Th St
Jessie Frank Smith
Courtland
Clifford Loftin
Harrison St
Roland E. Romine
Pine St
Robert Thomas Hammond
7Th Ave. NW
Kerri Leigh Sims
Athy Ave
Ernest Lee Carpenter
Richard Garrison Jr
Walter Lee Suggs
Madison
Bobby Doyle Johnson
Baugh
Wiley-Smith Hospital
George A. Owens
Puckett St. A. S
Decatur 1 General Hospital
James Earl Corum
Decatur General Hospital
Robert H. Rhyne Jr
Moulton
Beauford Faulkner
Kiwanis Set Next Year Convention In Mobile
Kiwanis leaders approved holding next year’s convention in Mobile and formed a committee to study Circle K and Key Club activities. The board also voted to convert annual surplus funds into U S Savings Bonds and reviewed finances. Dist Gov Sessions will preside at tonight’s governor’s banquet at Decatur Country Club with Louie Rogmort on address. The 500 plus member convention continues through Tuesday.
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Board of Trustees
Mobile
Albert Tully
Larry Buzbee
Dadeville
W. D. Alston
Birmingham
Walter Graham
Wadley
U. S
Dist
Homer L. Sessions
Decatur Country Club
Louie E. Rogmorton
Republic National Life Insurance of Dallas
Vening Assembly
Beeping Computer Outsmarts Student In Tic Tac Toe Duel
At Spring Hill College mobile Alabama a beeping $80 000 computer named The Machine challenged Bill Oberst and a Spring Hill student to four dimensional tic tac toe. The computer checks 13 basic situations and 14 million alternatives before each move and won after about 30 minutes with 16 moves.
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Mobile
Ala
Spring Hill College
John Olson
Spring Hill
Man
Cyclist Mooney Taken To Decatur General
Cyclist Mooney was transported by Southend Ambulance Co to Decatur General. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Whitman Mooney of Tanner.
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Mooney
Decatur General
Southend Ambulance Co
He Is
the Son
Mr. and
Mrs
Whitman Mooney
Tanner
Coroner Details Driver's Attempt to Include Another Girl
The coroner reported that Dor is Jackson said Echols tried to persuade another girl to ride with him and Sheffey. No car was seen parked on the road as both vehicles were destroyed. Miss Jackson commented via Elliott.
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Doris Jackson
Echols
Sheffey
Miss Jackson
Elliott
Canfield
Cullman Hospital Tax Referendum Tomorrow
Cullman County voters will decide on a four mill annual property tax for hospital expansion. If approved the tax could raise about 160000 yearly to help match Hill Burton funds for modernization. Polls open 8 a.m. statewide for this single constitutional amendment in a county with about 20000 registered voters.
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Cullman
Cullman County
Cullman County Hospital
Board of Revenue
Hill- Burton
Gilbert Taylor
In -Burton
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Sen. McCarthy
North
George Esper
England
Norway
Iceland
Canada
Decatur General Admissions
Jerry D. McDonald
Roy Payne
William D. Murray
10Th St
Charles T. Bell
Cardinal Dr
Donald E. Larsen
James A. Slumber
Thomas W. Harris
Locust St
James A. Anders
15Th Ave
Arvel McKee
Tula Patrice Morton
13Th St
Janet Morton
13Th Ave
Dillard Mcleroy
Falkville
Susan Kay Richards
Ida Ruth Montgomery
George D. Elswick
Springdale Rd
Perry Mooney
Darwin Park
Vinemont
Marcus D. Tuck
Gordon H. Guyse
St. N.E
David Mitchell Bazzel
Claude Eugene Arnold
5Th Ave
Theresa Ann McCaghren
Murray Don Sams
Decatur 2
Ernest S. Holliday
Daye St
Kiwanis
CP Drive
Alabama
United Cerebral Palsy
Flint Rescue Squad
Morgan County
Cullman, Lawrence
Charles W. Knowlton
James E. Wright
Clarence P. Lowther
Lionel Z. Naylor
Rhett G. Danley, Jr
Fourth Ave. Medical Center
Naylor
By Bill Oberst
Associated Press
Cullman Hospital
Ike
Jon
West Deedar School
Danville Rd
Coleman Lott
Priceville
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