UF Selects New President In Morgan County Fund Drive
Leo L. Fabisinski, budget committee chair and United Fund official, was elected UF president for 1963 at the annual meeting. New officers include Hugh Penn Hart selle first vice president James Roberts second vice president Allison Smith third vice president Mrs John Chenault secretary and Denton Cole treasurer. Tom Davidson the 1962 president presided and noted 93 percent of the 164 367 goal had been pledged with calls to maintain pledges. A replacement for Hamp Link as executive director was discussed. Twenty Morgan County residents were elected to the UF board for three year terms.
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Leo L. Fabisinski
Morgan County United Fund
Hugh Penn
Hartselle
James Roberts
Decatur
Allison Smith
John Chenault
Denton Cole
Tom Davidson
Jimmy Williams
Fabisinski
United Fund
Hamp Link
Morgan Countains
Ernestine Ling
Albert Crim
B. C. Shelton
Charles Smith
Charles Sears
Miles Powell
Max Shipman
Holmes Turner
Skeggs Crawford
Paul Hendry
Morgan County
Joe Speake
H. A. Bartlett
Falkville
Bob Stephenson
Leon Nelson
Cold Springs
H. H. Anders
Collins
Guy Jones
Chapel Hill
Bob Pope
Danville
Leo Fabisinski
Deacwaek Earl Dyer to Speak on Scouting at Kiwanis Meeting
Deacwaek Earl Dyer and three scouts will present a Program on Scouting at Tuesday's meeting of the De cat Kiwanis Club. Sheriff's force arrested two persons on charges of public drunkenness and one for investigation. See DIARY On Page 2.
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Earl Dyer
Sheriff's Force
God’s three mighty works explained
The answer outlines three divine works creation providence and redemption. Creation displays design in the world and universe. Providence shows God’s care and governing laws over all. Redemption centers on Jesus Christ’s atoning death offering eternal life through faith, inviting a loving Father relationship.
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P.N
God
McNamara to discuss Cuban Soviet strength on radio TV
Secretary of Defense McNamara will publicly address U S estimates of Soviet arsenal in Cuba. A live network broadcast is planned for 5 p m Eastern. McNamara leads a Pentagon briefing with detailed intelligence findings. John A McCone to testify on Cuba arms before Senate subcommittee later today.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
Cuba
White House
McNamara
Pentagon
Republican Congress
Caribbean
State Department
U.S
Pierre Salinger
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Senate
McCone
Senate Armed Services Preparedness Subcommittee
Trade Action Discouraged by Kennedy on Cuba Shipping
President Kennedy barred shipment of U.S. government financed cargoes on any vessel which has visited Cuba since January 1. The order targets free world ships engaging in trade with Cuba to discourage such shipments.
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Washington
Kennedy
Cuba
Cuban
Fidel Castro
White House
U.S
United States
Canada calls April election after dissolution of Parliament
Parliament was dissolved in Ottawa and a national election set for Monday April 8 after a no confidence vote toppled the government. Prime Minister John Diefenbaker remains caretaker until the campaign. Finance Minister George Nowlan named as a possible new Conservative leader.
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Canada
Ottawa
John Diefenbaker
George Vanier
Diefenbaker
House of Commons
Conservative Party
George Nowlan
Nowlan
U.S
State Auto Law Eyed by Senator Oden
Sen. Emmett Oden of Franklin County vows to stop assigning state automobiles to employees as fringe benefits. He proposes criminal penalties for personal use and seeks to limit car numbers and usage while exploring a car pool or mileage reimbursement for official use of personal cars.
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Montgomery
Emmett Oden
Franklin County
Oden
Judge Rules Birmingham Handbill Ban Unconstitutional
Federal Judge Seybourn H. Lynn voided a Birmingham ordinance banning certain hand bills on public streets. U Thant warned that secession moves could flare in Katanga if U.N. forces withdraw too quickly from the Congo. A strike threat hovered at Ford Motor Co. Muscle Shoals plant. Medical authorities warned against sweeping changes in Alabama mental care facility administration.
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Birmingham
Seybourn H. Lynn
United Nations
N.Y
U Thant
Katanga
U.N
Congo
Sheffield
Ala
Muscle Shoals
Ford Motor Co
Montgomery
Alabama
Alabama considers using 1959 bond for general hospital funds
Montgomery AP reports a state legality committee weighs whether a $3 million 1959 mental health bond for a psychiatric hospital can be matched with federal Hill Burton funds to support a seven story UA medical center building. University officials say legal hurdles can be cleared. some members doubt the bond restricts funds to mental health only.
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State Health Department
State Board of Health
Roland Cooper
Wilcox County
Hill-Burton
New Authority Is Requested by Conservation Department
The legislative study committee heard the State Conservation Department seek authority to expend more of its own funds and asked for an additional 615000 from the general fund for next year to expand Alabama's forest protection and improvement program. The panel faced general fund requests exceeding projected revenue by 13.5 million in the coming fiscal year.
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Montgomery
State Conservation Department
General Fund
Alabama
Research Of Heart Urged By Alabama Doctors
Dr. R. Dale LeCount urged more research into nature and the heart during a cardio vascular session in Decatur. He spoke to about 70 physicians and praised the research fraternity while noting February as Heart Month. He contrasted engineering with imagineering and warned that reverent, not irreverent, science honors the universe.
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AT Heart Association
R. Dale LeCount
Birmingham
D. E. Owensby
East Tallassee
Ala
North Alabama
Alabama Heart Association
Sidney Chenault
Decatur
Morgan County Medical Society
Owensby
LeCount
Bill Chilton
Daily
Research
Decatur Country Club
Aidience
Wiley Cox
Decatur Iron and Steel
Einstein
Building Permit Issued for 612 Hereford Drive
Athens City clerk issues a building permit to W. B. Jennings for a house at 612 Hereford Drive with an estimated cost of 7000 dollars.
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Athens
W. B. Jennings
Hereford Drive
Two Highway Directors Charged With Misspending
Former Highway Director Sam Engelhardt and Herman L. Nelson were charged in a Department of Examiners audit with misspending about 523 155 during their terms from 1958 to 1960. The audit cites repeated evasion of bid laws via local delivery orders and supplemental agreements, plus unbilled work for other agencies.
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Engelhardt
Nelson
Highway Department
Decatur
Frank
Brooks
Alabama
Markets At A Glance
New York amid active trading with bond market moves and cotton gaining on new crop months. Chicago notes show corn steady to easier, oats weak with liquidation, soybeans weak, hogs steady to 25 cents lower at 16.50, slaughter steers generally steady to 27.50 top. Robinson's on 2nd Ave adv.
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New York
Chicago
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