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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1964

Page

3

Bomb Reward Total Grows

MONTGOMERY AP The reward for information leading to the arrest of those responsible for the dynamiting of a Montgomery Negro’s home Sunday now totals $6,500. The Montgomery Real Estate Board and the Montgomery Home Builders Association added $250 each to the original reward. Police say they have received tips via their Somebody Knows plan to protect informant identity, and all information is being checked out with state and federal agencies aiding the investigation.

Montgomery Montgomery Real Estate Board Montgomery Home Builders Association

Olive oil improves gravy texture not greasiness

Olive oil does not make gravy greasy. it helps achieve a smooth, silky consistency without adding greasiness.

Power Misuse Said To LBJ

Indianapolis News editor M. Stanton Evans told the Alabama event that Johnson won the 1964 election using presidential power and false issues. He urged Republicans to campaign against the welfare state and cold war and predicted GOP victories in 1968 or 1972. Evans said no clear LBJ liberalism versus conservatism clash exists and criticized Democratic strategy while noting the conservative youth surge. The Sons of the Revolution elected Henry de Leon Southerland Jr. as state president with a slate of new officers.

Birmingham Indianapolis News M. Stanton Evans Johnson Evans Sons of the Revolution Republican Party Barry Goldwater LBJ New York Henry de Leon Southerland Jr John Hendon Erle Pettus Jr William Robert Urrie William Todd Robins

Negro Juvenile Probation Program Planned in Morgan County

Morgan County judges and officials announce a new probation program for Negro juveniles to be supervised by a three member committee. The plan includes work obligations, religious instruction, parental involvement, and disciplinary actions for noncompliance with probation terms.

Morgan County Lewis C. West Doug Crabb West H. J. Lancaster First Missionary Baptist Church T. W. Bridges Negro County W. M. England Cherry Street Juvenile Court Crabb Morgan County Board of Revenue

Social Notes from Morgan County and Nearby Towns

Rev and Mrs Arthur Finch Jr and children returned home after a Florida visit. Mr and Mrs S C Gordon Shirley and Kathy visited kin in Florence. Mrs Kate Patterson visits Miss Maggie Winningham in York. Mrs C W Crowe visiting relatives in Birmingham. Della Aycock staying with granddaughter Mrs Ray Hooks in Barnville Ga. R T Eubanks moved to Decatur. Guests of Ira Summerford over weekend include Max Summerford family Pensacola and J L Haynes family Nashville with J de Haynes Jr Florence.

Arthur Finch Jr Florida S. C. Gordon Shirley Kathy Florence Kate Patterson Maggie Winningham York Ala C. W. Crowe Birmingham Della Aycock Ray Hooks Barnville R. T. Eubanks Decatur Ira Summerford Max Summerford Pensacola, Fla J. L. Haynes Nashville, Tenn J. de Haynes, Jr

Sixty Eight Pianists Enter Chopin Competition

Eighty four pianists from 30 countries entered the 7th Chopin competition in Warsaw to be staged over four stages from February 22 to March 13. The United States sends ten players, France seven, and Poland and Bulgaria seven each. The youngest contestant is 17 year old Zora Mihailovic of Yugoslavia.

Warsaw Poland United States France Bulgaria Zora Mihailovic Yugoslavia

Ten Portuguese Soldiers Killed in Guinea Conflict

LISBON Portugal AP ten Portuguese soldiers were killed in action in Portuguese Guinea from November 22 to 28 according to information services in a communique issued at Bissau The report details casualties in the ongoing fighting there during that period.

Lisbon Portugal Portuguese Guinea Y ‘Information Services Bissau

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