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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1957
Page
7
Lester the wild goose now resides in the Manitoba community after repeated failed flights. He sits on a lawn and accepts food. The Panama Canal cost $525,812,661. At Bermuda's aquarium, fishermen are allowed to fish with hookless lines, so the fish are fed and unharmed.
The column notes the Full Moon's ongoing impact on family and social dealings, with evening hours offering generosity and social activity. It forecasts a strong birthday cycle urging ambitious planning, favorable planetary cooperation for ventures, and rising finances mid year with promising news in late March. Travel chances appear in late May, August, and November.
President Eisenhower's White House talks with 31 congressional leaders yield a mixed response. Democrats fault defense and domestic plans while Republicans mostly approve. He plans higher defense and foreign aid spending, with no 1958 income tax cut, and Congress must find savings elsewhere to balance the budget.
Athens Alabama Dr. Alton J. DuPuy was named president of the Athens New Hospital at a recent meeting. Dr. Douglas C. Holt was elected vice president and Dr. William S. Pennington secretary, both retaining their posts from last year.
Cotaco High School faculty met December 3 to organize an In-Service program for the next year focused on public relations. Committees will study subjects from student fees and seventh grade graduation to school finances and per pupil costs, with reports shared with parents.
Two Montgomery women who served as the first female jurors in Alabama argued in Federal Court for a new trial. Morris Griffin and Willie Wilson were convicted of bootlegging and sentenced to 18 months. Attorneys claim state law barring women from juries violated federal rules and invalidated the panel’s qualifications.
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