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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1963
Page
5
Barrett Shelton Jr discusses how time and events shape attitudes noting student reactions after President Kennedy’s assassination. He warns about back strain and promotion by Professional Pharmacy while addressing social tensions, threats, and political dynamics surrounding Kennedy’s death.
Longtime Athens newsstand owner Sam Robinson faces another relocation as Jefferson Street widens and the city plans a Market Street shift. The piece notes his adaptability, community ties, and motto To Serve The People Well as he considers future sites. It also mentions a Dec. 10 upland cotton quota referendum and farmer turnout.
Cullman County gains a new industry, the Cullman Egg Company, Inc., with a current capacity of 3 000 cases or over one million eggs weekly and plans to double. Eggs are shipped daily to the processing plant from farm coolers via refrigerated trucks to meet cotton growers referendum voting on who produced upland cotton in 1963.
In Miami teachers rise at dawn as an educational TV station offers early courses in a novel arithmetic teaching method. The approach is so new that teachers had no time to learn it before the school year began.
The facility handles washing drying candling grading and sizing eggs by weight and packs them loose or in car tons per buyers orders. A 13 000 square foot plant stores eggs awaiting shipment with plans to add a new room and a holding freezer. Government inspectors check eggs daily in this modern operation serving expanding local poultry markets.
New officers of the Morgan County Chapter of the American National Cowbells were elected recently. They are Mrs. Jack Ransom president Mrs. T A Culver vice president and Miss Flo-
Mario Pei, renowned linguist, praises Swahili as the most dignified African tongue and recommends it as a national language for sub-Saharan nations. He advocates its adoption to unite diverse groups and advance communication.
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