Funeral notices for Viola Clardy and five area residents
Obituary items announce funeral arrangements for Viola Clardy 90 of 1603 Wadsworth SE died at home. Also reported are services for Maggie Ann Justice 80 of Sheffield Henry Layton 62 of Danville 3 Irvin Rawley Neher 90 of 813 3rd St NE Leon Randolph 43 of Danville 2 and Oscar J. Thompson 82 Hartselle with burial plans, officiants, and survivors.
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Viola Clardy
Wadsworth SE
Gunthorp Funeral Home
Maggie Ann Justice
Sheffield
Colbert County
Austinville Church
Henry Layton
Danville
Hartselle
Johnson’s Chapel
Irvin Rawley Neher
3Rd St. NE
Hartselle Hospital
E. M. Barnes
Woodland Cemetery
Grand Rapids
Mich
Thois Zimmerman
Rawley Neher
Liberty Springs
Oscar J. Thompson
Hartseller
Cullman Hospital
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Paul McCluskey
Grady Hogue
O. J. Thompson
Billie Anderson
Cullman
Edward Thompson
Floyd Thompson
Arnold Thompson
Leighton
Ancient Iraqi temple found dating to early civilization
Archeologists in northern Iraq have uncovered a temple dating back to the fourth millennium B C that is expected to illuminate the history of civilizations previously unknown in the region.
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Iraq
Local Beltsville restaurant incident stirs emergency response
Four ambulances from AAA and Al Ambulance Services responded to a Beltline U.S. 31 call. Mrs. Gardner, a longtime Hartselle Moulton area resident, is survived by five brothers Aaron and Glenn Curtis of Hartseller and Chester Randall Curtis both of Lawrence Mich Jerry Curtis of Germany and Margaret Curtis Huntsville plus father Tommy Curtis of Lawrence Mich Funeral arrangements by Peck Funeral Home.
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U.S. 31
AAA Ambulance Service
al Ambulance Service
Gardner
Hartselle
Moulton
Peck Funéral Home
Aaron Curtis
Glenn Curtis
Hartseller
Chester Curtis
Randall Curtis
Lawrence, Mich
Jerry Curtis
Germany
Margaret Curtis
Huntsville
Tommy Curtis
Johnson Eyes Nuclear Treaty Vote Before Christmas Break
President Johnson plans to decide on ratification of the nuclear nonproliferation treaty this week to rally senators for debate ahead of holidays. Ambassador Averell Harriman arrives in Washington for talks while Johnson attends a National Press Club dinner honoring Mrs. Johnson. The LBJ Ranch holiday ease includes church services and a surprise visit to the Blanco County Hereford sale near Round Mountain.
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Washington
Johnson
Averell Harriman
U.S
Paris
Johnsons
National Press Club
LBJ
Blanco County
Round Mountain
Heavy fighting northeast of Saigon amid Paris talks
Allied commands report at least 92 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese killed in three clashes 21 to 31 miles northeast of Saigon. Two Americans killed and 39 wounded, South Vietnamese casualties light. The battles near the Saigon border are the heaviest since offensives paused in August and September amid speculation of a new offensive to bolster bargaining at the Paris talks. dural meeting attended by representatives of the four groups at the conference US North Vietnam South Vietnam and the National Liberation Front the political
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Saigon
U.S
Paris
Chicago violence report cites police riot during convention clashes
The task force says police caused most violence at the Chicago convention protests while condemning few actions by demonstrators. Subpoenas target top figures as hearings resume. Kennedy assassination commission to issue full findings later.
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Balding
David Dellinger
New York
Dellinger
Chicago
House Un-American Activities Subcommittee
Richard Schord
D-Mo
Subcommittee
Task Force
Task ‘Force
Milton S. Eisenhower
Washington
President Johnson
America
Johnson
Robert F. Kennedy
Daniel Walker
Chicago Corporation
Violence Commission
Egypt-Eban clash over release of ships to the south
The newspaper notes Egypt's insistence on releasing ships from northern or southern ends, contrasting with Israel's position voiced by Foreign Minister Abba Eban. Eban told the Knesset on November 20 that Israel posed no conditions on Egypt conducting a survey, clearing a passage, and releasing the ships to the south.
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Israel
Abba Eban
Eban
Local Hospital Notices Mix Names and Births Across Cities
A dense list from hospitals and clinics across Decatur Huntsville Hartselle Athens Moulton and nearby towns records births dismissals admissions and patient mentions. Items include babies Teresa Rave Sapp Cynthia Bryant Jennifer Gardner Rhonda Gardner Cynthia Rose Gardner Michael Gene Terry Tracy Renee Kinser and Donald Morris among others with multiple street addresses and patient details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Mosley
Washington St
Baby Teresa Rave Sapp
Decatur
Cynthia Marlene Bryant
3Rd Ave
Jennifer Gardner
Hartselle
Rhonda Gardner
Cynthia Rose Gardner
Fralin “Kent
Wallace
W. Moulton St
Elizabeth Ann Nungester
Vine St
George
River and Weather Data for Decatur Area
River reading at Keller Memorial Bridge this morning was 16.39 with sea level 550.69. TVA lake stages listed include Chickamauga 676.2 Pickwick 408.7 Guntersville 593.0 Whitesburg 551.2 Wheeler 550.6 Wilson 506.7. High today 60, tonight 44, Tuesday 67. Mostly cloudy with rain late tonight. Sunday temperatures 50 high, 45 low, precipitation .65 inch for day and month. year total 38.12 inches, 5.79 below normal. Wind up to 31 mph SE. Continuous 12 hour temps ending 8 a.m. today show 10 p.m. 48, midnight 48, 2 a.m. unknown.
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Decatur
Reading
Keller Memorial Bridge
TVA
Chickamauga
Pickwick
Guntersville
Whitesburg
Wheeler
Wilson
Sunrise and Sunset Times Noted for Tomorrow
The report lists sunrise at 6 38 a.m. and sunset at 4 38 p.m. for tomorrow with earlier times given as 4 a.m. 49 and 3 a.m. 48 among other data.
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Mrs
Maggie Justice
Irvin R. Neher
Lake, Mich
Leon Randolph
Enon Baptist Church
Lawrence County
C. G. Redding
Dennis Tucker
Johnson’s ‘Chapel
Ruth Randolph
Everett McKay
Fred Gillespie
Charles Randolph
Gary Randolph
Jessie Howell
Trinity
Harvey Parker
J. G. Childers
Lewis Tyler
Wendall
Raymond
Coy Randolph
Rayborn
Nathaniel Randolph
Kalamazoo
Edward Randolph
Doyle Randolph
Carroll Randolph
Danville 2
Clifford Kelsoe
Paul Colquit
Bill Peck
Bill Russell
Marvin Black
Ed McCormick
Somerville Rd
S.E
Bobbie JO Smith
Austin High
Beth Smith Decatur High
SIT
Mt NN
Bank St
Free
Viet Cong
Decatur General
Horance Ervin Wilkerson
Rogersville
James Edwin Crow
12Th St
Cicero
Travis Stobler
Clara Lorene Hallman
Falkville
Darryl Lamons Daily
Walnut St. NW
Larry ‘Smith
Flood Self
Athens
Sam Robert Buck
Fayetteville
Daniel T. Smith
W. Douglas Hembree
Harold B. Wallace
Hillsboro — T
Buena Vista Circle
Franklin Slaten
Opal Jones
Hillsboro 2
Baugh-Wiley-Smith
Nellie Shillington
Johnston St
Allen Thompson
Horace Mitchell
Thomas Hobbs
Tanner
Dorothy Steele
LaFayette St
Lola Holder
5Th Ave
Nell Call
Wadsworth St
Amos Hood
8Th Ave
Sam Allen Birdsong
Elkton
Tenn
Emma Lou Hemphill
Ardmore
James. Jennings
Eva
William’ Bradley
Noel Howard
Somerville
Jett Thorn
Décatur
Reed
Oeomren
Warp
Securicy Jackson
Theo Hill Appliances and Furniture Store
Trinity, Ale
New England
Minnesota
Wyoming
Arkansas
Pacific Northwest
Texas
Gulf Coast
Carolinas
Plains
Plateaus
Walt
Austin-Flint
7Th Ave
C. C. Hill
Phigre
William S. Smith
Decatur General Hospital
Charles Berryhill
Baugh-Wiley-Smith Hospital
Louis Schnelle
Ronald Swann
Ence
Bulova
Accutron
Ie PY Lee
Eba Lede
Second Ave
Decatur, Alabama
Russellville
Florence
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