Athens City Council votes to request Copeland resignation
Athens four councilmen vote unanimously to ask Gordon Copeland to resign after a meeting. Copeland was not present nor reached. hospital spokesman says he was not a patient. If he resigns, guidance will come from the council depending on his reply.
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Winford Turner
Athens
Gordon Copeland
Copeland
Veterans Hospital
Birmingham
John Conlon
Walter Gordon
Conlon
Gordon
MacInman
Thomas W. Osborne
Arthur Stewart
Eugene Wood
Glcaturs Diars Irtimale Glip ses About Your
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Glcaturs Diars and Irtimale Glip ses. No coherent event or names present. Summary reflects unreadable fragmentary text with uncertain context.
City approves Gunnell sprinkler install at Decatur Center
City clerk issues building permit to Gunnell Co for sprinkler system at Decatur Shopping Center on U S 31 South worth 17040 dollars. Police respond to Gateway Shopping Center vandalism with four plate glass windows broken. Fire dept reports two calls in 24 hours. Community events include Cub Scout Pack 89 meeting at St John s Episcopal, Decatur Curb Market hours, and PTA and church programs.
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Gunnell Co
Decatur Shopping Center
U. S. 31 South
Gateway Shopping Center
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Kennedy warns allies on burden of defense and no Khrushchev meeting
President Kennedy in a TV interview rebukes European allies for not sharing NATO defense duties, rules out a soon summit with Khrushchev, and warns that U S. resolve remains steady. He stresses Western Europe must boost conventional forces and aid the developing world while Congress faces tough odds in 1963.
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Europe
Khrushchev
Congress
Senate
House
Russia
Cuba
NATO
United States
Kennedy
Free World
South Viet Nam
Western Europe
The Star at Bethlehem: Kepler’s Claim and the Magi
The article suggests the star that guided the wise men may have been a rare planetary alignment in Jesus birth year. It credits Kepler for noting Jupiter and Saturn's close approach creating a brilliant, prolonged light seen from Earth. It suggests this cosmic event accompanied the miraculous birth and divine purpose.
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G. K
Jesus
Kepler
Christ
Jupiter
Saturn
Bethlehem
Earth
Mary
13 Stockings To Hang Where 4 Did Year Ago
CHARLOTTE AP Mr and Mrs Donald W Meyers will fill 13 stockings next week nine more than last year on the first Christmas of what the family calls the greatest adventure. They adopted nine children from Battle Lake Minnesota after a fatal road crash, meeting them upon arrival and expanding their family to include seven children in a large Celanese executive home.
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John Patterson
Albert
Barbara Louise
Alabama
Gov. Patterson
Meyers
Phillip
Karen Meyers
Pauline Ray Baker
the Meyers
Celanese Corp
Private services held for actor Thomas Mitchell
Hollywood reports private services were held for Thomas Mitchell who died of cancer at age 70, ending his life shortly after death per his wishes. The observance occurred within hours of his passing.
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Hollywood
Thomas Mitchell
Phone Sears Your Christmas Or Ders
An on duty operator promotes Sears phone assistance for Christmas shopping with contact 353-1560 and hours extending until 7 p.m. daily.
Markets At A Glance Mixed Stocks Cotton and Hogs
New York markets show mixed equities and bond gains with quiet trading. Cotton climbs on buying interest while Chicago wheat is mixed and corn eases from liquidation. Oats rise in December, soybeans firm with scattered demand. Hog prices hold steady to weak, top at 17.75, slaughter steers steady to 50 cents lower at 30.50.
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Chicago
City study planned for two railroad crossing options
The city commission approved a feasibility study by Mabry Engineering Co. for a separated grade crossing at two sites near the L N Railroad in the southern city area. The plan considers an overpass at 14th St SW or an extension of Carridale St SW to U S 31. A state highway re routing request for Ala 24 was adopted.
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L&n Railroad
Mabry Engineering Co
14Th St
Carridale St
U.S. 31
State Highway Department
Ala
Moulton St. W
Moulton St
9Th
Kennedy delays Nike Zeus funding despite successful tests
President Kennedy signaled continued reluctance to finance production of the Nike Zeus anti missile system even after two successful intercept tests of Atlas ICBM warheads. He said the system must be perfected and costs could run into billions before moving to production.
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Fred S. Hoffman
Washington
Kennedy
Army
Pacific
United States
Eisenhower
Friends Open Little Summit
President Kennedy and British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan held a summit in Nassau under sunny skies to bridge differences and discuss Skybolt missiles, India aid, and the Cuban crisis. They stressed close U S British friendship and noted their six meetings during Kennedy's presidency as they seek a joined approach to world events.
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Nassau
Bahamas
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
India
Cuba
China
Britain
United States
Macmillan
Cuba Lesson Is Seen Good For Red Boss
President Kennedy says the Cuban crisis shows Khrushchev the dangers of a nuclear age and that real understanding with the Soviet leader will take time. He notes no early need for a summit and cites Berlin as vital American interest while stressing ongoing inspection in disarmament talks.
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Cuba
Red
Douglas B. Cornell
Washington
Kennedy
Khrushchev
United States
U.S.A
Kremlin
Supreme Soviet
Russia
Soviet Union
West Berlin
William H. Lawrence
ABC
George Herman
CBS
Sander Vanocur
NBC
Relatives Hopeful As Castro Exchange Negotiations Resume
James Donovan arrives in Havana to restart talks with Fidel Castro for freeing 1,113 Bay of Pigs prisoners. The Red Cross sponsors the swap with food and medicine, as shipments of medical supplies head to Miami and planes prepare to fly to Havana.
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Castro
Havana
James B. Donovan
Fidel Castro
Bay of Pigs
Donovan
Miami
Fla
Berta Barreto
Prisoners’ Families Committee
Miami International Airport
International Red Cross
New York
Trans World Airlines
Idlewild
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Pan American World Airways
Cuba
United States
Daily Want Act Quip Sparks Laugh Among Officials
A playful jab about a “little dance” follows a line about using a Daily Want Act. The remark circulated in local circles, drawing amused reactions from attendees and sparking casual talk about bureaucratic rituals.
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