Street and traffic incidents plus service station unattended
Police reported Pure Oil at Church and U S 31 left unlocked by a manager who may have forgotten Saturday night. In separate events, a Dan Sims Jr. driven pickup was rear ended by a taxi on 4th Ave SE near Sherman, and a Billy Flanagan driven car collided with one pulling onto U S 31 from Rainbow Restaurant. An incident at 2:11 a.m. involved unknown Black men kicking a wife during a home intrusion. A city docket listed weekend charges including disorderly conduct and public drunkenness, with various traffic violations and petty offenses.
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Greatest Man of This Century Beyond Fame
The author argues greatness lies in humble service rather than notoriety. He cites unknown workers in Nigeria aiding lepers and a Peruvian school teacher aiding the poor, all done in Jesus name. He recalls Jesus words that those who humble themselves are greatest in heaven.
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Half Million Attack Polio Campaign Underway in Alabama
The Associated Press reports about a large scale anti polio effort in Alabama with free Salk vaccine distributed in 21 counties. counties circulated Type III serum as the second dose and Type I as the first, while feeding stations logged over 310 000 people in Jefferson County and more counties planned second doses and feeds in coming Sundays.
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Pickens
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Lamar
Athens College Awaits Miss Mobley For Beauty Contest Judge
Athens College Public Relations Director Lloyd Hill awaits a reply from Miss Miss Mobley 1959 Miss America asked to judge a beauty contest to be held Saturday night. Hill plans to call her around noon. Mobley is reported in Hollywood filming. The other judges will be Mr and Mrs Thomas B Hill of Jackson Mississippi.
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Frigidaire Washer Dryer Ad Promises Easy Laundry Day
End wash day worries with Frigidaire appliances. Robinson's on 2nd Ave offers the washer and dryer set in an advertisement touting convenience and home efficiency.
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Wide Probe In Actress Death Shocks Hollywood
Police questioned friends and associates in a wide search for leads in the death of 22 year old actress Karyn Kupcinet found nude and dead in her Sunset Strip apartment. Andrew Prine, 27, identified as her former steady boyfriend, was among those questioned.
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Death Toll In State Mounts On Long Weekend
Alabama ends Thanksgiving weekend with 28 accidental deaths after a fire killing four children and a two car collision taking three lives. A Georgia man, Robert D. Callaham 29, dies in a U S 78 crash near Heflin. Six others injured in crashes as officials cite city limits fatalities. The Prattville fire fatalities include Lula Mason and Wiltsie Goodson among others. One teen, Charles Flippo 13, dies cleaning a rifle. City deaths include Johnny Barber and Thomas Newton after curve failure.
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Robert D. Callaham
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Ala
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Glenn Sayer
J. R. Benson
Ruben Johnson
Prattville
Jesse James Taylor
Lula Mason
Wiltsie Ann Goodson
Booth
Childersburg
Anthony Woods
Douglas Woods
Savory Joe Woods
Tammy Reney Woods
Charles Flippo
Brilliant
Johnny Ray Barber
Thomas E. Newton
Virginia Supreme Court backs Prince Edward County school closing right
The Virginia Supreme Court ruled 6-1 that Prince Edward County could close its public schools to avoid racial integration. The decision holds that the Virginia Constitution grants localities the option to shut schools when facing desegregation pressure.
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Helicopter Crash Kills Three Soldiers in Georgia
Three soldiers died and ten were injured when a helicopter on a Ft Benning mission crashed on U S 27 in Cusseta Georgia. The incident prompted investigations and affected military operations in the area.
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U.S. 27
Johnson holds White House talks on defense and economy
President Johnson summons Cabinet officers and Budget Director Kermit Gordon for White House conferences on defense costs and the economy. He plans visits from European leaders Erhard Segni and Douglas-Home, presents the $50 000 Enrico Fermi Award to J Robert Oppenheimer, and honors Kennedy at Arlington.
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Kennedy Returns to White House With Children
Jacqueline Kennedy and her children Caroline and John Jr return to Washington from a Thanksgiving weekend at Hyannis Port Mass. A crowd watched at Hyannis Barnstable Airport while a two engine Air Force plane carried them to Andrews Air Force Base. Mrs Kennedy wore black and the children blue coats. Also in the group were sister Mrs Lee Radziwill and niece Sydney Lawford.
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Ruby Trial Delay Expected As Ruby Case Gathers Steam
Dallas defense lawyer predicts federal investigators will bolster Jack Ruby’s case and push a delay in his murder trial set for December 9. Ruby, 52, in jail without bond, faces possible postponement as investigators sift Oswald evidence, while public donations and mixed replies flood in.
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Leoni Leads Venezuelan Presidential Vote Amid Threats
In Caracas Raul Leoni, candidate of Betancourt's Democratic Action, built a wide lead as 33 percent of ballots counted. Pro Castro factions faced police battles, bombings, and threats as voters turnout reached a record 3.4 million amid clashes and sniping.
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Market News Snapshot From New York and Chicago
Stocks Tuesday drifted irregularly higher amid active trading while bonds were mixed and quiet. In Chicago wheat rose, corn fell on hedge selling, oats held firm, and soybeans showed mixed with new crop strength. Hog prices fell 25 to 50 cents, slaughter steers were steady to 50 cents lower, top $24. An Electrolux vacuum ad appears with a Butler phone number.
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