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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1964

Page

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Germans Lost Edge In Battle Of The Bulge Bastogne Standoff

20 years after Bastogne siege, Gen. Heinrich von Luettwitz recalls the Ardennes attack and why capturing Bastogne would not have changed the outcome. He notes fog and Allied air superiority hindered German success and recounts McAuliffe’s famous Nuts reply to the surrender ultimatum.

Bulge Bastogne Luettwitz Ardennes Washington Ger Anthony C. McAuliffe McAuliffe 101St Airborne U.S.A Washington Avenue Normandy Ardennes Forest Hitler Antwerp

Local notices and small-town incidents reported

The Decatur Humane Society lists two orange and white kittens at Ashwander Bryan Clinic ready for adoption. A coat and shirt found at 924 Lamar St. SW contained a bank book, $25, and a Douglas Wayne Clary license. owner search unsuccessful. Items stolen from a Huntsville resident included underwear and wrapping paper valued at $20. Vehicle collisions occurred in Culver Cleaners and Gateway Shopping Center lots, involving several named residents. See Diary on page 2.

Decatur Humane Society Ashwander & Bryan Clinic Lamar St Douglas Wayne Clary McRae & Vaughn Trinity Veronica Shores Huntsville Decatur

Must a Church Attendance Define True Christianity

A writer argues that being a devout Christian requires fellowship with the church. He compares it to needing a golf course to become an expert golfer and notes Christ loves the church and gave himself for it. He asserts true Christians worship with others and love the church.

K.F Christo Christ Hisyehurch

Decatur Electric Manager Tests Bare-Hand Bucket Truck

Decatur Electric Manager Quince Eddens volunteers to touch a 26 500 volt line while the department watches. The Ohio Brass Co and the department demonstrate the insulated bucket truck designed to handle up to 250 000 volts. The $35 000 truck is touted as a revelation that could improve service without interrupting lines.

Quince Eddens Decatur Electric Department Earl Shidener Decatur Electric Eddens Ohio Brass Co Nashville Decatur Daily Electric Department Ohio Company

GOP Opposes Curb On Rules

Democrats seek to curb the House Rules Committee by limiting its hold on bills to 21 days. The plan, backed by leadership, faces Republican opposition at a gathering of GOP lawmakers in the new Congress convening Jan. 4.

William F. Arbogast Washington House Rules Committee Iran House Congress Rules Committee

Congress May Force Army Reserve Survival Questioned

Washington officials said Congress probably could require keeping the Army Reserve alive, though they called it a close legal question. They clarified the 550,000 man National Guard would be an all volunteer force and noted uncertainty about the reorganization’s legal dimensions.

Washington Congress Pentagon

State's Free Program Blasted Today

Gov. George Wallace may call a January special session to seek a $100 million education bond. Sen. Bob Gilchrist warned borrowing more risks future administrations and noted a free highway program would cost taxpayers over $60 million in interest.

George Wallace Morgan Lawrence Bob Gilchrist Wallace Gilchrist

Visiting pioneers share tales of time and toil

John Knox visits near Neel to meet a white haired lady recounting a growing oak tree from a slender shoot in a fence to a hobby horse for grandchildren. The tale links 71 years of married life to Cherokee country and the evolving history of Lawrence and Morgan counties.

John Knox Neel Guntersville Lawrence Morgan Counties

Steel Unions Open Contract Talks With Major Producers

Pittsburgh AP report says the AFL-CIO United Steelworkers launch plant level negotiations with 11 major steel producers as national talks will reopen at year end. The union seeks higher pay and job security and may strike 120 days after national talks begin.

Pittsburgh Afl-Cio United Steelworkers USW

Appointment with Glenn Butler for Electrolux Cleaner

A notice requests making an appointment with Glenn Butler for an Electrolux cleaner. The contact number is 353 9579 and the box number is 15. The note appears as a classified ads style item.

Glenn Butler Electrolux

Firm Plans Athens Setup

Hale Manufacturing Co plans a spring 1965 operation in Athens with $100000 starting payroll. The firm will lease the Athens Warehouse from Winston Garth and employ about 30 workers initially with expansion goals. They remodel the warehouse at an estimated $75000 and already run a Foley Alabama plant.

James Long Athens Putman Foley Ala Billy Malone Garth

Wallace Blasts Supreme Court Ruling on Civil Rights Law

Gov. George Wallace denounces the Supreme Court decision upholding public accommodations in the Civil Rights Act. He calls it a staggering blow to free enterprise and private property rights, noting the Court had previously deemed such activity unconstitutional under the commerce clause. He promises a continuing response.

Montgomery George Wallace U.S. Supreme Court Wallace Supreme Court

Duke of Windsor undergoes tests before abdominal operation

The Duke of Windsor continues examinations ahead of a possible abdominal operation to remove an artery blister the size of an orange. Premier Moro allies pick Giovanni Leone as the Christian Democrats candidate for Italy's presidential election. Dean Rusk urges closer Allied consultations and support for South Vietnam amid nuclear command talks.

Houston, Tex Duke of Windsor Rome Aldo Moro Christian Democrats Italy Giovanni Leone Paris U. S Dean Rusk South Viet Nam

Markets At A Glance From New York and Chicago

New York stocks move lower with active trading, while bonds show mixed early activity. In Chicago wheat rises on firmer demand, soybeans fall on liquidation as top prices and bids emerge.

New York Chicago Eee

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