Stolen Camera Report and City Notices Lead Diary Page
W. V. Neville reports a camera stolen from his parked car on Lafayette St. Arrests Thursday include six for disorderly conduct and five for parking in restricted zones. Numerous permits issued at city clerk’s office for homes and electric services. Decatur Curb Market opens 6 am to noon tomorrow with pork, sausage, produce and baked goods for sale. A rummage sale by the Association for Retarded Children is set for Saturday at 216 Moulton St. W. See DIARY on Page 2.
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W. V. Neville
Endlam Blvd
Lafayette St
City Recorder
Bama Homes Co
Lake Ave
Devine Electric Co
4Th Ave
Grant St
Robert Whitman
Clearview St
Bennie E. Walker
15Th Ave
Zola McCulloch
Thomas Dr
Parker & Osborne
Danville
Wilson St. NW
Virgil Newby
Decatur
The
Association For Retarded Children
Moulton St. W
Peace of God and Heart in Three Christian Ways
The speaker outlines three kinds of peace starting with peace with God through faith in Christ. This vertical peace enables believers to endure life’s difficulties knowing all things work for good for those who love God. The second peace is the peace of God entering believers’ hearts, preserving them amid sorrow. the third type follows in sequence.
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L.E.R
God
Christ
Christmas Parade Fills Hartselle Streets With Floats
The annual Hartselle Christmas parade drew crowds along Main Street with nine floats. Morgan County High School won first, Morgan County Training School took third, and several sponsor groups entered. Prizes totaled 50 35 and 25 dollars for top finishes.
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Morgan County High School
Hartselle
Morgan County Training School
Tommy Putman
Morgan County High
Morgean County Training School
A.N.A
Boy Scouts
Hartselle Merchants
Hartselle Jay- Icees
Morigan
Cullman
Hatton
Phillips’ Roller Rink
Morgan County Mounted Sheriff's Posse
Lawrence County Votes Sealed By Judge Powell For Grand Jury
Circuit Judge Newton B. Powell impounded all ballot boxes from the November 3 general election in Lawrence County and ordered them available for a grand jury session on December 16. Voters claim their ballots were not counted and some boxes show candidates with zero votes while others report votes for different individuals.
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Lawrence
Moulton
Newton B. Powell
Lawrence County
Powell
Laveway Electrolux Now Gift of a Lifetime Offer
An advertisement urges readers to save on the gift of a lifetime from Laveway Electrolux. The brief box ad includes a phone number, Glenn Butler, and a box reference, with promotional language and a dash of contact details.
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Laveway Electrolux
Glenn Butler
Students Free After Large Bond At UC Berkeley
Hundreds of demonstrators arrested on the University of California campus were freed in batches after a $72,000 bond was posted. On campus, pickets gathered at gates backing a campus wide strike threat from the Free Speech Movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Pope Urges End to Arms Race and Aid Developing Nations
Pope Paul VI appealed today for nations to halt the arms race and allocate part of military or agricultural spending to a world fund aiding developing nations. After visiting India and weeping at sight of the poor, he urged newsmen to carry his message and share resources for peace and fraternal assistance.
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Bombay
India
Paul
World Fund
Pope
Congress urged to move TVA headquarters to Muscle Shoals
U S Rep Bob Jones faces pressure from Alabama lawmakers to push TVA headquarters from Knoxville to Muscle Shoals in a coordinated delegation effort. In other AP dispatches, China rejects a Soviet plan for a world Communist conference preparations next March, while a diesel locomotive train of Atlantic Coast Line derails after a trestle collapse near Willacoochee Georgia detours passengers.
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Muscle Shoals
Ala
U.S
Bob Jones
Alabama
Tennessee Valley Authority
Knoxville
Moscow
China
Willacoochee, Ga
Atlantic Coast Line
Chicago
FBI arrests 18 in Mississippi for 1964 Philadelphia killings
FBI says 21 men named in charges over the slayings of James Chaney Andrew Goodman and Michael Schwerner near Philadelphia Mississippi last June Two were charged with misprision of a felony and 19 with conspiracy to interfere with federal rights The case centers on the murder investigation and the recovered bodies after a long FBI probe.
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Washington
FBI
Mississippi
Philadelphia
Miss
J. Edgar Hoover
James Chaney
Andrew Goodman
Michael Schwerner
Price
Here
Largest Yule Event Staged In Athens Parade
Athens and Limestone County held the biggest Christmas parade to date with about 2000 spectators. Santa Claus led floats marching bands and nine beauties while Athens Ardmore West Limestone and Trinity high schools provided four bands. The event ran from Athens Elementary School down Jefferson Street to the First Federal Building, ending around 7 15. See further details on page 2.
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Hartselle
Main -St
James Long
Athens
Limestone County
Santa Claus
Athens High
Ardmore
West Limestone
Trinity
Jefferson St
Jefferson
Baker inquiry hears Aguirre answers with Fifth Amendment
Paul Aguirre, a self described Puerto Rican mortgage banker, refused to say if he loaned Bobby Baker $60,000 or met him in New Orleans. He invoked the Fifth Amendment and testified about Baker’s financial records while dodging questions on Baker’s outside business activities. Other witnesses including Milton Hauft and Mat thew McCloskey testified as the committee probes Baker’s finances and possible political payoffs. Senator Williams interrupted the hearings and walked out after clashing with McLendon, signaling the partisan tension in the probe.
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Washington
Paul Aguirre
Bobby Baker
Baker
New Orleans
Aguirre
Aker
Europe
Milton L. Hauft
Don B. Reynolds
Reynolds
Philadelphia
Matthew H. McCloskey
Ati
McCloskey
District of Columbia
Special Committee
John J. Williams
Williams
Senate
Delaware
Mc Lendon
Athens Receives Federal Grant For Schools
The U S Office of Education certifies $49 336 for immediate payment to the Athens City Board of Education. Senators Lester Hill and John Sparkman and Rep Bob Jones announced the telegram to Athens Superintendent Julian Newman. Newman said Athens has received such aid for six or seven years and called this payment a big help.
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Washington
S. Office of Education
Athens City
Markets At A Glance Overview
New York stocks irregular with light trading. Bonds mixed and light volume. Cotton irregular with moderate trading. Chicago wheat higher on increased demand and corn higher due to adverse weather. Oats mixed with light trade. Soybeans mostly higher on late demand. Hogs higher with top at 17.25 dollars. Cattle mostly lower with top at 25.75 dollars.
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New York
Chicago
20 Mississippi lawmen among 21 arrested in civil rights killings
FBI agents arrested 20 men including Neshoba County Sheriff Lawrence Rainey and Deputy Cecil Price plus five Ku Klux Klan members in Meridian. The charges allege conspiracy to injure and intimidate three civil rights workers Schwerner Chaney and Goodman who vanished near Philadelphia. A 21st man was sought.
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Hoover
FBI
Lawrence A. Rainey
Neshoba County
Cecil Price
Philadelphia
Miss
Lawrence Rainey
Michael Schwerner
Andrew Goodman
James Chaney
Meridian
Edgar Killen
Roy Moore
Jackson FBI
Schwerner
Chaney
Goodman
We Pay Top Prices For Used Furniture
Used furniture buyers Exchange Furniture Co advertises top prices for secondhand items and provides contact through phone number 353-4403 for inquiries and pickups.
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Exchange Furniture Co
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Ecators
Orphan Boy
Conrad Fine
Fate
Philadelpia
Jrond
Miss Merry Christmas
Miss Peggy
Furline
Girls In
Senate Democrats
Ellen Rometsch
Caribbean
Ireland
MC le A Ree Oree
McDonald’s
By Mike Smith
Herman Tucker
James E. Jordan
Jerry Sharp
Rainey
Quickies
Ken Reynolds
Santa
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