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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1964

Page

2

Decatur Skies and River Weather Report

Decatur Tennessee River readings show 17.19 feet at Keller Memorial Bridge, down .01 feet in 94 hours. TVA lake stages listed for Pickwick, Guntersville, Whitesburg, Wilson, and others. Forecast: mostly sunny today, clear tonight, Wednesday clear to partly cloudy and warmer with light winds. Gas Dept notes 47 high, 26 low, 45 this morning.

Decatur Tennessee River Keller Memorial Bridge TVA Pickwick Guntersville Whitesburg Vand Wilson Sat

New Assault Cases Added In Limestone County

Two more assault and battery charges were filed against 25 year old Mrs Majorie Circosta in Limestone County. The alleged beating of her three children led to these charges. bonds were set at 500 dollars each. Hearings are scheduled Friday in Limestone County Court before Judge D L Rosenau Jr.

Athens Limestone County Buddy) Evans Majorie Circosta Circosta D. L. Rosenau, Jr

Cattle and Sheep Market Report From Local Sale

Cattle 500 head with 150 calves. scattered sales, mostly feeders and cows steady. Utility cows 10.00 to 11.50. 195 to 220 lb hogs 1-3 150 to 220 lb barrows and gilts 15.25, sows 300 to 600 lb 11.50 to 12.50. Sheep 50 head no early sales. Monday sale: choice 80 to 100 lb slaughter lambs 28.00 to 21.00.

Wall Street Slides as Rails and Steels Lead Losses

Wall Street trading showed sharp losses for rails and a downturn in steels late in the day. Activity remained fairly brisk with about 4.8 million shares changing hands, up from 4.77 million Monday. Rails fell after news of a breakdown in Washington wage talks, while steels faced pressure from looming price restraints.

Wall Street New York Rails Washington Steels Comsat

Hospital Names and Addresses in Cullman Area

The list includes Jean Chandler and Mrs Shady Ann Ponder of Cullman, Mrs Ada Lee Talley and Mrs Edith Irene Williams of Crane Hill, Gordon L. Freeman of Oneonta, and others from Hanceville and Vinemont. Names cover residents tied to hospitals with numbered designations like Vinemont 2 and Cullman 9, plus related individuals such as James D Mayberry Cookeville Tenn and Master Michael W Waldrep.

Tie Jean Chandler Vinemont Wylie W. Henry Shady Ann Ponder Cullman Ada Lee Talley Edith Irene Williams Crane Hill James D.—Mayberry Cookeville Tenn Gordon L. Freeman Oneonta Vonne Aaron Hanceville Delia Grantham Barbara Gail Jones Marcille Pattillo Henry T. Smith Michael W. Waldrep

Local Residents Names and Addresses Listed

A compiled list shows numerous residents and addresses across Decatur Huntsville Trinity Hartselle Town Creek and surrounding areas. Names include Mrs Billy Haney Robert Green Mrs Carl Muzzy Miss Ruth Smallwood H D Schrim Sher William W C Miller Richard Ward Ralph Fowler Linda Fowler Mrs Arthur Terry Robert Thigpen Cleo Pichia Jack Jones Sid Yarbrough Roma Jett Edward Griffith Carl Ward and infant son Mrs Jack Gay and infant daughter.

Billy Haney 10Th Ave Robert Green 5Th Ave Carl Muzzy Decatur Ruth Smallwood Tanner H. D. Schrim Sher Harvest William Union Grove W. C. Miller Richard Ward Alpine St Willard Springer 6Th Ave Ralph Fowler Huntsville Linda Fowler Arthur Terry Town Creek Robert Thigpen 10Th St. SE Cleo Pichia Jackson St Jack Jones Trinity Sid Yarbrough Bob White Roma Jett Somerville Rd Edward Griffith Hartselle Carl Ward Jack Gay

Decatur General Admissions List Includes Multiple Entries

A scanned admissions roster lists numerous individuals and family names connected to Decatur General. Names include Richard Grubbs, Bobby Reed, James Jones Jr., Connie Slaton, James Massey, Sam Adams, Wendell Kennedy, and many others with street addresses in Athens Huntsville Decatur Danville Florence Trinity Town Creek and related locales. The compilation also notes an infant daughter and an infant son among the entries.

Richard Grubbs Athens Bobby D. Reed Huntsville James 0.Jones Jr Carolyn St Lendon R. Cox Moulton St D. D. Hale 7Th Ave Connie Sue Slaton Lester James H. Massey Edgewood St Sam Adams Florence Wendell Kennedy Horn’s Trailer Park Henry H. Mabry Hartselle Arthur Callahan Dan‘Ville 2 Henry J. Walker 8Th St. SE

Housing Authority Seeks Bond Plan To Repay Loan

Parker said the Public Housing Administration loan will be repaid by selling long term bonds to private investors. The Housing Authority applied for 1 786 065, but only 1 6 was approved because the authority can borrow 90 percent of the total project cost.

John Sparkman Bob Jones Public Housing Administration Parker Housing Authority

Stevenson denounces Gromyko speech as propaganda

Adlai E Stevenson accuses Gromyko of delivering propaganda not policy in a harsh rebuke. State Department officials note the speech reflects Soviet aims and raises concerns about world peace across Europe Asia and Africa.

U.S Europe Asia Africa Adlai E. Stevenson Gromyko

Circuit Clerk bids farewell as new criminal docket issued

Morgan County Circuit Clerk H. Harrison Hill retires after 18 years in office and three terms. The upcoming criminal circuit court session, in January, will be presided by Newton B. Powell with arraignments beginning December 18. Read lists include burglary, assault with intent to murder, grand larceny and forgery among others.

H. Harrison Hill Morgan County Hill Criminal Circuit Court Newton B.powell State OF Alabama Charles Wesley Foster Percy Clifford Johnson Jr Eugene Nelson Buster Ray Herbert Cheatham

Chemstrand realigns engineering leadership within Monsanto unit

Dr Clarence E Rannefeld named director of a new Process Engineering Department as Monsanto forms a Central Engineering Department. Rannefeld to assist interim transition with R E Wright shifting to process design and international engineering. About 600 Decatur jobs to be created by late 1965, with 150 personnel transferring to St Louis.

Chemstrand Co Monsanto Co Clarence E. Rannefeld Paul W. Runge Ann Runge Monsanto Rannefeld R. E. Wright Wright Chemstrand Central Engineering Monsanto International Engineering Co Department For Monsanto Decatur Engineering New Central En Eugene Negro A. B. Terry A. T. Bogen St. Louis Decatur Cole Downing South St.Louis

NATO Nuclear Policy Sparks Transatlantic Debate

Johnson favors a regular NATO mission while 14 nations contribute to Vietnam effort. A 25 ship 200 missile fleet is proposed for joint ownership. De Gaulle opposes, Erhard supports a scaled NATO nuclear force alongside Britain’s bomber fleet and new missile submarines. The issue centers on future NATO nuclear weapon control.

Johnson United States Britain Viet Nam Atlantic Alliance Wilson U.S NATO Charles de Gaulle Erhard Determs

Weather and power restoration efforts spread across several states

Crews work 16 hour days to clear more than 1000 square miles for power lines and restore service with damages in the hundreds of thousands. Cold and wintry conditions grip New England upstate New York and parts of the Midwest as temperatures fall below zero in Maine and northern Minnesota and Wisconsin reports.

Philadelphia New England New York Midwest Florida Middle Atlantic States Maine Greenville Old Town Millinocket Minnesota Wisconsin

How to Speak Tactfully in Critical Feedback

A columnist advises choosing constructive phrasing over harsh judgment. The guide urges replacing negative judgments with gentler terms like unique or different to reduce harm. It emphasizes that if you cannot be helpful, avoid being harmful and consider tactful alternatives.

Community notices and local incidents report

Mary Lou Dancy Chapter 320 meets 7 30 p m with Christmas basket items requested. Promenaires Square Dance at the American Legion Home begins at 8 p m. Decatur Jaycettes host 8 p m entertainment at Pet Dairy hospital room. public invited. Building permits issued: Cleo Levin electric service 175 dollars. Frank Brown electric service 50 dollars. Morgan County deputies report one arrest for a worthless check and one insanity warrant pickup. Humane Society seeking a brown female puppy adoption only with fenced yard. One auto wreck investigated 4 50 p m on U S 31 south of Cullman. 1956 Ford driven by Sylvester Moore left the road. no injuries. 200 dollars damage. Mrs J B Stovall to undergo surgery at Hartsel Hospital.

Decatur Highway Patrol Cullman U.S. 31 Sylvester Moore

Wealthy investor admits to shooting brother in Phoenix

Deputies say two brothers, co-owners of Sun Investment & Development Corp. of Phoenix, planned a multimillion-dollar Hollywood project. Roberta Nicholson of El Cajon drove in from California. Todd Nicholson led Instant Inc., a plastic toy maker, and reportedly flew to San Diego and back before the incident.

Phoenix Peseta Timoa San Diego Roberta Nicholson el Cajon Sun Investment & Development Corp Hollywood Todd Instant, Inc

Death notice for Jim Watson in Hartselle

Services for Jim Watson who died at his residence in Hartselle on Monday will be announced later by Reynolds.

Jim Watson Hartselle Reynolds

College enrollments reach 4.8 million this year

About 4.8 million students are attending colleges and universities this year, reflecting increased higher education participation across regions. The figure highlights sustained demand for degree programs amid evolving campus offerings and tuition dynamics.

Deaths James M Sirten in Athens

James M Sirten 83 of Athens died Sunday at his residence. Services at 2 p m at Madison St Baptist Church with Rev Elzie Jones officiating. Burial in Antioch Cemetery. Survivors include widow Marie and five daughters plus 15 grandchildren and 30 great grandchildren. Native of Limestone County and Cross Key Methodist Church member. Pallbearers named.

Athens James M. Sirten Toy Madison St. Baptist Church Elzie Jones Antioch Cemetery Marie Sirten Willie Hughes Selma Peggy Ann Sirten Tuscaloosa Alice Miller Kansas City Kan Judy Sirten Elkmont Carolyn Sirten Sirten Limestone County Cross Key Methodist Church Marion Onnie Gribbs Dave Vis Grady McLemore Claude Flack Lawrence Evans

Rev Charles Cobbs Dies at 88 in Vinemont

The Rev Charles L Cobbs 88 of Vinemont and former Decatur minister died Monday at Cullman County Hospital. Services are set for Wednesday at Box p.m. at Vinemont Baptist Church with burial in the adjoining cemetery. Survivors include his daughter Mrs I W Myers of Vinemont and two grandsons Dr Ira Lee Myers of Montgomery and James W Myers of Birmingham plus several great grandchildren. The Rev Mr Dobbs, a Morgan County native, led Sixteenth Baptist Church in Decatur before retirement.

Charles L. Cobbs Vinemont Decatur Ter Callan County Hospital

John Dunlap Dies in Dallas Home Service Planned

John Dunlap of Dallas Texas died Sunday at his residence. Services are set for today at 10 a.m. in Dallas. His widow Mrs. Dunlap is the former Miss John Bullard from Decatur who graduated from Decatur High School.

John Dunlap Dallas Tex Dunlap John Bullard Decatur Decatur High School

Mrs Cora McDermott Hartselle Obituary

Mrs Cora McDermott Hartselle aged 94 died at a local rest home today at 10 30 a m in Huntsville Services are set for Wednesday at 2 30 p m at the Presbyterian Church Hartselle Rev B Maxwell officiating Burial will be in Hartselle area Survivors include son Fred McDermott Huntsville three grandchildren one sister Mrs Mabel Taylor Plymouth Michigan and a member of the Episcopal Church The body will lie at Peck Funeral Home Chapel until services

Cora McDermott Hartselle Cora Huntsville Presbyterian Church Hartselle B. Maxwell Fred McDermott Mabel Taylor Plymouth Mich McDermott Episcopal Church Peck Funeral Home Chapel

Library clashes erupt as mob burns Surabaya library flag

USIS Director Paul Neilson said about 1,000 banner-waving demonstrators smashed into the Surabaya library, which had been closed. The mob hauled down the American flag, raised the Indonesian flag, wrecked the interior, and dumped furniture and books outside to build a bonfire.

Belgium U.S Malaysia Sukarno USIS Paul Neilson Surabaya

Nelson Named to Colleges Board by Alabama Group

Sidney W. Smyer Sr chairman of the Alabama Association of Independent Colleges announced C. W. Nelson president of State National Bank Alabama was named a member of the association board of governors. Nelson has a lengthy banking career in Culman Courtland Sheffield and Decatur and serves on the board of directors since 1962. Alabama colleges in the association include Athens College Birmingham Southern Howard Huntingdon Judson Spring Hill and St Bernard.

Birmingham Sidney W. Smyer, Sr Alabama Association of Independent Colleges C. W. Nelson State National Bank,of Alabama Nelson State National Bank Tennessee Valley Bank Culman Courtland Sheffield Decatur Athens College Birmingham-Southern Howard Huntingdon Judson Spring Hill St. Bernard

New arrivals at Decatur General and Royal Oak hospitals

A baby boy was born Monday at Decatur General Hospital to Mr and Mrs Ruel H Johnson of Hartseller. A girl was born Monday at Royal Oak Hospital to Mr and Mrs George Weber of Royal Oak Michigan. Mrs Weber is the granddaughter of Mr and Mrs C P Parker of Decatur.

London R. Cox Moulton St Decatur General William Bartlemew Somerville Rd Decatur Neral Hospital Ruel H. Johnson Hartseller Decatur General Hospital George Weber Royal Oak Mich Royal At Oak

Also Mentioned on This Page

River Saturn Local Securities Decatur General Admissions Harold Peebles 4Th Ave James H. Erwin College St Thomas H. Wolton Pennylane State Department Virgil B. McCain, Jr Athens I College Paul Robinson Frank McLaughlin Chemstrand Corp Don Brady Manheim Penn Bob Hardin Alton Wheeler Bedinefield Edward William Terrell Charles Willie Echols Jerry Allen Cross Mack Dunlap James Robert Stevenson James Ray _ Stevenson James William Hobbie William Arthur Posey R. E. Venable Wilbert Scott Milton Thomas Ervin Romine Moscow U.N Graham Ea Pe Mary Lou Dancy Ee Ee Promenaires American Legion The Decatur Jaycettes Pet Dairy Hospitality Room Cleo Levin 7Th St V and Frank Brown 4Th Ave. NW Morgan County Sheriff’s Deputies the Humane Society J. B. Stovall Clara Ave Hartselle Hospital U.S.A Pure Land Paul C. Davis Charles Cobbs Boy Banana Colleges’ Board 5Th Ave. S.E Bob Harrison Central Air Fabric Bargain Center Austinville Tower House Grant St Watkin‘s Care Decatur Daily Investment Services Mutual Funds Courts G Co New York Stock Stock Exchange Clinton Avenue
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