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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1963
Page
9
Moon reflects little light, so Ranger 6 will carry only television gear for black and white close ups. Six cameras will transmit from 1,000 miles and 10 minutes before the craft crashes, with taped signals later developed into pictures.
Over exertion stress and improper habits can cause mild bladder irritation and backache. Doan's Pills offer pain relief and soothing action to ease bladder irritation with a mild diuretic effect. Millions have trusted Doan's for over 60 years.
In Oneonta Alabama a juvenile judge ordered two boys who admitted desecrating East Side Baptist Church to attend school and church regularly and report monthly. Their parents must fund repairs of about five thousand dollars. Sentenced to Alabama Boys Industrial School until 21 but suspended if conditions are met. Sheriff notes no motive. recovery expected in two weeks. Governor Wallace had offered a four hundred dollar reward.
Sylacauga truck driver Richard A. Nail received one year in jail with probation after pleading guilty to second degree manslaughter in a July crash on Jasper highway near Graysville. Four died Edward Godsey Mrs Imogene Gaines and her two children. Eight civil suits totaling 2.775 million filed against Nail Woodward Iron Co and Saunders System.
The nine foot navigation channel to Columbus Georgia Phenix City and Eufaula Alabama is delayed to midsummer 1964 due to dredging contract setbacks. Engineers cite high water for winter season limits and note Circle Inc of Harvey Louisiana won a 445 800 dredging contract awarded October 11. Commercial vessels now reach Ft Benning Georgia with Walter F George releases. water limits may still allow full navigation during winter highs.
Mrs Mary B Stutts of Florence Alabama said she is pleased with State Department efforts to secure the release of her husband Captain Ben Stutts and Captain Charleton Voltz held by North Korean Communists since May 17 after their helicopter crossed the boundary. Suzanne Voltz of Frankfort Michigan confirmed the briefing eased concerns and optimism grew. The women spoke after a briefing arranged by Senator Philip A Hart with further calls to Senators Lister Hill and Paul Douglas and Representative Bob Jones. North Korea has claimed spy charges may apply. the United States apologized for the boundary incident.
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