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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1963

Page

6

Hopewell News Notes From Morgan County

Mrs Gladstone Isley of Hopewell underwent surgery January 3 at University Hospital Birmingham. Hopewell RTU and preaching service were held at Lizzie Stephens home Sunday night. Jimmy McLaughlin to be admitted to University Hospital Birmingham Wednesday for bursitis treatment. Harold Brown and others attended Morgan night. Youth Rally next at Northside Baptist in Decatur February 16 at 7 30 p.m. Grand Canyon of the Snake River Idaho noted as deepest in North America.

Hopewell University Hospital Birmingham Lizzie Stephens Jimmy McLaughlin Dick Aldridge Carol Brown Lizzie Stephenson John Versity Hospital Harold Brown Northside Baptist Decatur Grand Canyon Snake River Idaho

Gandy's Cove Hosts Linda Alford Bridal Shower

A tea shower for Linda Alford bride elect of Donna was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Hunter Frances on January 19. Attendees included Mrs Luther Corder at Baugh-Wiley-Smith and Eileen Bryant with Lila Morris at Hartselle Hospital. Sgt James Ralph Nelson of Ft Bragg NC is improving from a throat illness and plans discharge March 30 bringing his family to Morgan County.

Linda Alford Donna Hunter Frances

Keating’s Cuba Critics Lose Steam After McNamara Reply

AP analysis notes Sen Kenneth Keating trimmed charges that Soviet forces in Cuba posed an invasion threat as Defense Secretary McNamara declares no offensive weapons in Cuba. McNamara cites a two hour TV briefing and aerial photos to show US vigilance. Keating warns the base of operations remains and missiles may exist, but McNamara disputes this. The piece also covers shifts in public testimony and the impact on US intelligence disclosures.

James Marlow Associated Press News Washington Cuba Kennedy United States Robert S. McNamara Kenneth B. Keating R-N.y McNamara Keating Associated Press Khrushchev Fidel Castro John A. McCone U.S

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