James Gang Blamed for North Alabama Bank Heists
FBI sources say a Chattanooga based James Gang of about 10 members staged more than a dozen North Alabama bank robberies over two years. The group used split teams with one driver and two robbers in masks, often returning money to Chattanooga, complicating identification and prosecutions. The Decatur First National Bank Austin branch was robbed on Feb 27 1970 for about 24000 dollars.
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Jesse James
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Georgia
Austin Lee James
Rogers says Vietnam war policy seen as success and Laos Cambodia moves
Secretary of State William P. Rogers says North Vietnamese gains in Laos and Cambodia stem from their South Vietnam failures and vows to keep US air support there. He cites Vietnamization and troop withdrawals as success, India Pakistan war as disappointment, and stresses a hands off stance on Bangla Desh and Mujib Rahman.
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Yule Spirit Across World Amid Vietnam War Christmas
Christians worldwide celebrate Christmas as cease fire talks and peace efforts surface. United States troops in Vietnam receive turkey dinners while Belfast children fly to London for safety. Bethlehem and Rio de Janeiro host worship and hopeful appeals to world leaders for peace.
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Holy Land
Baxley Denies Role in Mutual Writ Action
Alabama Atty. Gen. Bill Baxley said a suit filed in Morgan County Circuit Court targets Mutual Savings. Baxley claims he did not authorize the filing and that his name appears on the suit only due to an error. Louie Roussel III and his father, major stockholders, defend the firm’s operations and oppose the charges as damaging to the company’s reputation and continued growth. The case involves an insurance commissioner inquiry and a request to restrain company officials pending review.
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State Insurance
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Bookout
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Decani
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Julian Butler
Huntsville
Butler
Powell
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Charles Barnes
Insurance Commissioner’s Office
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Boar
Roussel
Mutual Savings
Senl Baxley
Mysterious Radar Object Over North America Sighting
Air Force radar reports a self propelled object piloted by a plump man in a red suit crossing the Arctic Circle from Fort Yukon Alaska toward the continental United States. President Nixon undergoes routine annual physical by helicopter at Bethesda Maryland.
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Regina Breeding Goes Home For Christmas Miracle
Regina Breeding, seven, leaves Hartselle hospital after two months of burn treatment from clothing catching fire on November 4. Doctors weighed the risk of homecoming versus excitement as her parents celebrate a Christmas miracle at 617 Woodmont Street.
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Randall Breeding
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Dog for sale listed in Decatur Daily Want Ads 870
Classified ad notes 72 dogs for sale in the Decatur Daily Want Ads under classification 870. It markets the daily classifieds as a marketplace for quick results with a 3-link ad for 10 days priced at $4 and provides contact numbers for nights Sundays and holidays.
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Cancer Program Chief Cautions on Short-Term Cure Hopes
Benno C Schmidt, named chair of the Presidents Cancer Panel, warns against expecting miracle results from the new $1.6 billion cancer drive. President Nixon signs the National Cancer Act promising no crash program but sustained government and voluntary action to advance cancer research and treatment.
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Holiday Schedule in The Decatur Daily
The Decatur Daily will not publish on Christmas Saturday to allow staff time with families. Regular schedule resumes with Sunday morning edition featuring city and area store sales. Classified ads open 4 to 6 p.m. Saturday for placements changes or cancellations in Sunday’s paper. Merry Christmas.
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