Unidentified 1930s family in early Chevrolet with luggage
Photo submitted by Amos Barnett shows a family group around a 1930s Chevrolet ready for a trip. The luggage sits on the running board as they pose for the vintage image. Submissions for the Looking Back series are invited by THE DECATUR DAILY.
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Amos Barnett
Decatur Daily
Nixon Family Anchors GOP Convention Gala
Delegates press ahead with convention as three keynote speakers take the stage led by Senator Brooke Anne Armstrong and Mayor Lugar. McCloskey challenges in New Mexico fade, while Virginia seats dispute lingered at Credentials Committee. The Nixon entourage arrives amid critiques of McGovern and debates over debates and campaigning strategy.
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National Committee
Agnew
Nixon
New Hampshire
New Mexico
Virginia
Paul N. McCloskey
California
Washington, D.C
Edward W. Brooke
Massachusetts
Senate
Anne Armstrong
Texas
Cochairman
Richard Lugar
Indianapolis
Indiana
Clark MacGregor
Committee For
McGovern
Adolf Hitler
NBC
Dole
Face the Nation
CBS
Juror Opening Statements in Murder Trial of Alexander
Moebes outlined the killing at a June 11 gathering with two other men, Robert Peebles and Tom White. He said Alexander shot Vinson from about 23 paces after arguments over money. The defense argued lack of malice citing the defendant’s hometown ties to the deceased. Alexander was arrested in Cleveland after boarding a bus from Huntsville.
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Moebes
Robert Peebles
Tom White
Alexander
Vinson
Cleveland
Ohio
Huntsville
Republican Platform Draft Aims At Nixon War Policy
Miami Beach Florida reports a Republican draft platform supporting Nixon’s Vietnam policy, opposing deep defense cuts, rejecting amnesty for war resisters, keeping wage price controls, calling for tax reform and property relief, favoring ceilings on federal programs, opposing racial quotas, ending discrimination against women, and allowing voluntary school prayer.
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Nixon
Alabama Air Guard general to resign after Hatch Act deal
Four officers including two star general Doster will resign the guard commission and civil service technician posts effective Nov 3 after pleading to Hatch Act campaign fund soliciting charges. Cols Gurley Fillingim Jr Hardwick face trial as DeMent announces agreement. judge notes ruling on constitutionality does not apply here.
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DeMent
Doster
Drew Redden
Birmingham
Cols
Alfred Gurley
Henry Fillingim Jr
James E. Hardwick
U. S. Atty
Ira DeMent
Air Guard
Alabama
Guard
Washington
Robert Warner
McGovern accuses Nixon of courting elderly votes
McGovern charges Nixon administration neglects older Americans except to win votes. He says the Nixon-Agnew policy toward seniors is camouflage and hides bad policies.
Fischer Spassky draw seeds long endgame in five hour match
After a five hour session the world championship game ended in a draw with Fischer and Spassky each showing a rook and a pawn. Analysts praised the late phase as dull but noted missed chances and the long endgame tactics.
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Isaac Kashdan
Associated Press
Spassky
Fischer
Svetozar Gligoric
Milanka Lazarevic
Yugoslavia
Vietnamese Valley Falls to North Vietnamese Drive in 1965
Field reports describe hundreds of refugees fleeing toward the coast as North Vietnamese forces seize the Que Son Valley. The 2,500 man push marks Vietnam's largest drive this year, forcing South Vietnamese units to abandon firebases and villages in Hiep Duc and Que Son amid heavy fighting. The piece notes a Pa trip by McGovern beginning a four day swing to rally Old Guard Democratic support, with stops in Pennsylvania and a Texas meeting with Lyndon B. Johnson.
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Que Son
Highway 1
South China Sea
Hiep Duc
Pennsylvania
McGovern
Texas
Lyndon B. Johnson
Nine Hurt In Accidents Across the Area This Weekend
State troopers reported nine people injured in separate weekend accidents. Victims include Vickie Hutcheson 22 and Harold Lovvorn 60 of Athens and Norah Lumlay 18 and Michael May 20 of Folsom California. Hutcheson remains in serious condition at Huntsville Hospital after a two vehicle crash on I 65 near Falkville.
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Vickie Hutcheson
Johnny Hutcheson
Oliver Champion
Hartselle
William Hughes
Athens
Sharon Hughes
Byron K. Hughes
Harold W. Lovvorn
Norah Lumlay
Folsom
Calif
Michael May
Hutcheson
Huntsville Hospital
Hartselle Hospital
Falkville
Kent R. Sullivan
Columbus
Morgan County
Hugheses
Athens- Limestone Hospital
Courtland Rd
Truddel C. Kaufman
Louvorn
Alabama
Athens- Limestone
William M. Smith
Revival services and church events fill area schedule
Local churches announce revival services and singing with speakers and directors from various towns. Revivals begin at Parkview Baptist Church and Emmanuel Baptist Church with nightly services at 7 p.m. Leaders include Jimmy Dean, Mack Hames, Rev Rocky L Goodwin, and Rev Ed Gibson.
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Rocky L. Goodwin
Portage, Mich
Lawrence County
Chalybeate Springs Baptist Church
Tommy Hamilton
Parkview Baptist Church
Eeeev
Jimmy Dean
West Hartselle Tist Church
Assery Harris
Parkview
Ed Gibson
Japan
Baptist International Missions, Inc
BIMI
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Kooken Ave
Motors Damaged During Storm At Cutler Hammer Plant
Athens reports a fire at the Cutler Hammer Co plant Sunday night likely sparked by a lightning strike. Assistant Fire Chief Larry Mobley said the alarm came in at 8 38 p m as a thunderstorm raged and crews found at least four motors destroyed with total damage to be estimated today by company officials.
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Athens
Cutler-Hammer Co
Larry Mobley
Mobley
Investigations Link Moonshine DMN to Esophageal Cancer
McGlashan’s Zambia observations connect esophageal cancer clusters to illegal maize whisky tainted with DMN. He finds DMN in moonshine from multiple countries and notes gender and regional differences, while charcoal filtration and distillation remove DMN. He advises filtration in Zambia and cites US cancer mortality and low five year survival.
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Zambia
McGlashan
Iran
Africa
United States
Decatur club events include pool luau and speakers
Decatur Chapter of the National Secretaries Association hosts a pool luau at Mrs. Alice Davis's home on Patterson Street at 7 p.m. The American Association of Retired Persons meets at 10 a.m. at Summer Manor. Richard Ordway shows slides of Decatur. James Delones speaks on safety. a covered dish luncheon follows. Youth revival at Summit Baptist Church on Danville Road runs nightly at 7:30 p.m. through Saturday with Kenny Spain speaking. Wednesday events include a Decatur Junior Service Li Board meeting at 9:30 a.m. in a First National Bank room.
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Decatur
National Secretaries Association
Alice Davis
Patterson St
American Association of Retired Persons
Summer Manor
Richard Ordway
Chamber of Commerce
James Delones
Summit Baptist Church
Danville Rd
Kenny Spain
Decatur Junior Service Li Board Sonning
First National
Copernicus Observatory Launch Puts US In Space
The Copernicus satellite, the heaviest US science vehicle, launched from Cape Kennedy at 6 28 a m EDT aboard an Atlas Centaur booster. Weighing 4900 pounds and valued at 81.6 million dollars, it carries six telescopes to study star birth and X rays for new energy clues.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
United States
Earth
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Princeton University
Britain
University College
London
Gala protest ends as police move demonstrators to campsite
About 200 officers in riot gear formed a phalanx to push demonstrators toward their campsite and the march fragmented. Ticket buyers paid 500 dollars each. witnesses described fear and frustration. First Lady Patricia Nixon and family entered via back door with Secret Service. gala press access was restricted. Some protesters and attendees voiced anger while no injuries were reported.
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Willard Marriot
Coral Gables
Fla
Norman Braman
Patricia Nixon
Julie Eisenhower
Tricia Cox
Tricia
Edward
Secret Service
Word quirks and pronunciation debates in Bernstein column
Theodore M Bernstein discusses pronunciation nerves over terms like sem-ee-final and dem-eye-tasse bicycle. He clarifies biweekly versus bimonthly meanings, notes common misuses, and explains rival origins from Latin rivalis and neighbor-to-competitor shift.
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Robert H. Harvie
Lachine
Que
Mr. Harvie
John C. Stratton
Philadelphia
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