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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1963
Page
6
Heloise shares a savings tip for bacon grease and leftover shortening using cold water simmer then chilling. Let fat rise to top, lift out solidified fat, pour off water. Some repeat. caution to avoid pouring hot into cold water.
AP photographer Griffin, famed for plainspoken humor, is hospitalized with throat cancer. Messages pour in from President Kennedy, former Presidents Eisenhower and Truman, Vice President Johnson, and many lawmakers. Griffin, 47, recalls a storied career including North Africa and WWII, with a battle to regain speech and a famed clumsy moment with Eisenhower.
Senator Karl Mundt questioned if the committee vote to advance the limited nuclear test ban treaty guarantees ratification without reservations. He and other committee members reserve the right to support needed reservations or oppose ratification after reviewing further data. debate begins Sept. 9.
McWhirter Material Handling Co. faced a brief walkout by 3 of its 25 garbage workers at 7 a.m. The owner reported a meeting, a smaller raise for most, and that 22 workers returned to duty by 8:45 a.m. The city had 52 workers before the new contractor began.
Attorney A. Fred Rebman, formerly of Courtland, now based in Chattanooga, Tennessee, will be inducted as a fellow in the American College of Trial Lawyers, announced from Los Angeles, California.
Fulbright says there will be no rush to a decision on using nuclear weapons in self defense or for allies. He favors a full thorough discussion and believes debate should not take more than a week.
No injuries were reported after two trucks collided in Moulton at 7 18. Chief Bigbee said the Dodge turned right while the Ford attempted to pass.
The article notes an unofficial greatest 12 hour rainfall of 32 inches in Thrall Texas on September 9 1921. This event is recorded as a remarkable meteorological anomaly with limited corroboration in historical records.
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