Goldwater Talks With Eisenhower Nixon on GOP Future
Sen. Barry Goldwater said he plans a general discussion with Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower and Richard M. Nixon on the Republican party’s future. He indicated willingness to help unite factions and reject replacing party chairman Dean Burch, while signaling tougher criticism of President Johnson’s Vietnam policy. He plans to resume his column in January and may speak out more on Vietnam.
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Postmaster Urges Safe Packing in Decatur
Decatur postmaster I E Self urged residents to pack parcels solidly and insure shipments. He warned packages may ride under heavier items and inside mail sacks, stressing one side addressing and including the address inside. He highlighted ZIP codes for faster delivery and loss prevention.
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Limestone split session to continue for another year
Limestone board of Education follows voters to extend split session for next school year after a 939 to 813 county wide ballot. Supt. George Roberts suggests shorter recess as a fix. New gymnasiums planned for Tanner and Elkmont. Piney Chapel may gain classrooms. Ardmore and West Limestone band rooms near completion as several consolidated school lands are auctioned.
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Five Accidents Probed by Alabama Patrol Across Counties
The Alabama Highway Patrol investigated at least five traffic accidents yesterday with no injuries reported. Incidents included a four-vehicle collision on Alabama 24 near Moulton, two-car crashes near Massey and Athens, a single-vehicle run off on Alabama 20 near Decatur, and a collision on Alabama 99 near Athens. Damages ranged from 100 to 300 dollars. one driver was jailed for no license.
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