Wild Bear Den in Log Timber Tale from the Cascade
A logging duo in 1960 Washington recounts discovering a bear den under a log in the Cascade foothills. They hear babbling like kittens and later observe bear cubs and a protective mother bear. The narrative follows tracks, den activity, and plans to return after spring. The dog Nameless accompanies the workers as the tale transitions to ongoing forest work.
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Bill
Cascade Mountains
Yakima
Seattle
How They Voted In Alabama Congress Roll Calls Report
Washington AP breaks down Alabama members of Congress voting on recent issues. Senate actions include amendments and debt limits, with names Hill Sparkman Mansfield noted. House coverage mentions no major roll calls amid five ranch dogs and a bear cub encounter, then a teaser for tomorrow.
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Washington
Alabama
Congress
Senate
Williams
R-Del
Hill and
Nameless
Mother Bear
Doubleday & Co
Irving Petite
Reader’s Digest
Ass’n., Inc
King Features Syndicate
Tax cut support rises as Johnson pushes Kennedy legacy
Public opinion favors the administration plan to cut federal taxes by a wide margin. A strong majority supports moving now without waiting for a balanced budget, with Kennedy’s assassination cited as a context that boosted backing for the tax cut.
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Louis Harris
The
Washington Post Co
Congress
Johnson
Kennedy
Kegnety
Mr. Kennedy
America
Lawrence Teachers Gather Wednesday
Lawrence County School Superintendent Silas Cross will keynote a county teachers meeting in HATTON Wednesday from 1 to 3 30 p m. The session includes a general assembly band music led by Karl Harris, a devotional by Miss Sandra Berry Man and Harold Manley presiding.
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Hatton
Lawrence County
Silas Cross
General Assembly
Karl Harris
Harold Manley
Sandra Berryman
Fire Damage Strikes Two Decatur Businesses Sunday
Fire gutted the Cummings Trucking Co offices on Church Street and damaged the People’s Lunchroom on 2nd Avenue NE in Decatur. The fire started in the attic of the quonset hut housing Cummings offices, with damage expected in thousands of dollars and uninsured at about $3,000 for the building.
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Decatur
Cummings Trucking Co
Church St
People’s
2Nd Ave
People
2Nd Ave. NE
A. K. Rombokas
Princess Theater
Rombokas
R. D. Bartlett
Cummings
U S 1962 Commercial Catch Hits Record 5.2 Billion Pounds
The United States annual commercial fish and shellfish catch in 1962 reached a record 5.2 billion pounds valued at dockside at $385 million.
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United States
First US holiday proclaimed by Wilson in 1919
The text notes November 11 as the first national holiday proclaimed by President Woodrow Wilson and describes the 1919 observance with wreaths, speeches and parades. It also mentions Charles L. Dodgson known as Lewis Carroll who lectured in mathematics at Christ Church College Oxford.
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United States
Woodrow Wilson
Charles L. Dodgson
Lewis Carroll
England
Christ ‘Church College, Oxford
Christmas Telephone Cheer and a Call for Tax Vote
A Christmas message promotes calling friends by telephone as a personal gift option. It urges Alabama voters to support a December 10 constitutional amendment to raise the corporate income tax to 5% to fund the state educational trust fund. The piece praises telephone security and greets readers from Southern Bell.
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Alabama
Special Educational Trust Fund
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King Fekares Syndicate
Chapter
Nightspecater
Buschs Eredit Jewelers
Opticians
2Nd Avenue S.E
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Decatur General
Harris Survey
U.S
Harris
Ira
Yvi
Lawrence
Santa
Dektur
Athens
Gateway Shopping Center
Dillehay Drug
Avery Taylor
Atlantic
Southern Bell
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