Decatur Forecast Sees Growth for Next Year
Babson's Business and Financial Forecast predicts strong Decatur finances next year aided by defense centers and the city's ties to Redstone Arsenal and multiple military units, suggesting a robust regional economic outlook.
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Decatur
Babson
Redstone Arsenal
Duplicate bridge club to begin play in January
A group of duplicate bridge players will meet the second Tuesday in January at 7 15 p m at the American Legion and Auxiliary Home on Bank Street to begin play. An Athens 7 resident was charged with no driver's license after a wreck at 3 04 p m Wednesday at the intersection of 6th Ave SE and Gordon Drive. Betty Newman 19 of Athens 7 was charged with no driver's license after the Lincoln collided with the Oldsmobile driven by Lloyd Wayne Mitchell 24 of 1005 6th Ave SW. The Lincoln turned in front of the Oldsmobile. Police also listed several driving violations on the City Recorder's Court docket. A baby named Jeffrey James was born December 18 at a Hartselle hospital to Mr and Mrs James W Brown. grandparents listed. See diary on page 2.
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American Legion and Auxiliary
Bank St
Athens 7
6Th Ave
Gordon Dr
Lloyd Wayne Mitchell
Betty Newman
Sixth Ave
May leave Cuba Industry wont share in refund
The Alabama Public Service Commission ruled that southern Bell Telephone Co refunds ordered by the state Supreme Court will be prorated only to residential customers. The commission said business and industrial firms will not share, citing tax considerations and the need to keep funds in Alabama. The refund totals about 13.77 million dollars for the 1954-1958 period, with any further excess up to the new rates date to be refunded.
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Montgomery
Public Service Commission
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Jack Owen
Commission
Owen
Alabama Supreme Court
High Payel
Foster
Alabama
First Group Arrives Quietly as Cuban Refugees Reach Florida
The freighter African Pilot docked at Port Everglades carrying 922 relatives of Bay of Pigs prisoners. Refugees pitched in to clean decks and were processed under tight security. A 89 year old grandmother and a newborn were aboard, with nine disease cases and four measles cases reported.
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Miami
Florida
Red Cross
Cherrily
Kennedy
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Mercy
Fort Lauderdale
Fidel Castro
United States
Joe McGowan
Associated Press
Banning Lary
U.S. Coast Guard
Havana
Angla Ceballos de Marero
Christaas
Why Jesus Prayed While God in Flesh
The answer rests in Philippians 2 5 11 and John 5 18 He humbled Himself by taking human form and submitting to authority while remaining equal with God Prayer was fellowship not mere asking so Jesus could be truly human and dependent without losing divine power Hebrews 2 14 notes Christ partook of human nature to defeat the devil through death The practice of prayer is a privilege granted to humanity
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God
D. M
Philippines
Christ
JFK Named 62 Newsmaker of the Year
President John F Kennedy is named Newsmaker of the Year for 1962 by Associated Press editors and broadcasters. He guided actions on Cuba and steel policy amid Cold War tensions and domestic reforms.
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Associated Press
John F. Kennedy
Russia
Cuba
Kennedy
Markets At A Glance Mixed Wall Street Briefing
New York stocks mixed with small moves while bonds show narrow gains. Corn and oats demand strong with active buying. soybeans steady to strong. wheat mixed as new crop months firm. Hogs 25 to 75 cents lower to a top of 17.50. slaughter steers scarce with prices quotably steady at top 29.
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Chicago
Trains Collide in Blizzard Killing 18 in Britain
Europe faces Arctic winds as two British trains crash near Coppenhall Junction southwest of Manchester. Twelve more deaths reported across Europe with 33 injured as rescue teams aid passengers on Boxing Day amid utter carnage and blowing snow. One dead is an American serviceman and six children among the victims.
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London
Europe
Coppenhall Junction
Manchester
Harold Schiff
U S Steel to Build Tin Mill at Fairfield Works
U S Steel announces a multi million dollar tin mill expansion at its Tennessee Coal and Iron Division plant in Fairfield Alabama. The plan highlights investment in industrial growth and job creation in the Birmingham region.
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Birmingham
U.S. Steel Today
Tennessee Coal and Iron Division
Break In Docks Strike Closes Charleston Port
Charleston longshoremen halted plans to unload seed potatoes under strike pressure while bananas were moved in defiance of national orders. ILA leaders moved to investigate and threaten charter loss for Charleston locals, as East and Gulf Coast ports remained largely closed to exempt cargos and rail embargoes aimed to prevent bottlenecks.
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Charleston
S.C
Gulf Coast
International Longshoremen’s Association
Afl-Cio
South Carolina
William V. Bradley
ILA
Galveston
Tex
East
New Orleans
East Pakistan
Pakistan
Washington
New York Shipping Association
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