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Weather report for the river region and surrounding vicinities notes clear skies and rising temperatures. Forecast calls for light winds with no precipitation expected through the day.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1965
Page
2
Weather report for the river region and surrounding vicinities notes clear skies and rising temperatures. Forecast calls for light winds with no precipitation expected through the day.
Continued warm holds trigger airlifts by United Air Lines to Yreka delivering 20 000 pounds of canned foods while Army and Marine helicopters resume relief flights to flood ravaged towns. Refuges reach Ukiah as Red Cross reports halted donations and snow blankets Donner Summit with 9 feet of snow. Interstate 80 conditions strand motorists. 50 to 60 cars abandoned near Squaw Valley. Governor Smylie seeks federal disaster declaration as Idaho and Oregon crews push flood damage surveys and hay and protein blocks aid cattle stranded north of Lakeview.
Morgan County observations note visits by Rev and Mrs J D Douthit and the Douthit family in Georgia. Mrs Carrie McKee returns from Chicago after a week with her children. Hilbert Weaver Jr and family from Georgia spend Christmas with relatives. Carlton Mason ill. Malinda Lewis remains at home. Eson Lewis family from Mobile and Dorin Lewis from Birmingham visit relatives here.
Theresa Dodson, widow of Pfc Freddy Dodson, received assurance from Bill Moyers that the United States would not withdraw from South Vietnam. Moyers said the President instructed him to call and affirm continued U S aid following Dodson's plea to Lyndon Johnson.
In Hattiesburg the city cut power to a civil rights Freedom House citing inadequate wiring. City inspector Ralph Brehaney said the wiring endangered life and property. COFO called the move harassment aimed at shutting the facility as about 30 students from 14 campuses helped repaint and clean the one story building.
Mr and Mrs William Caudle of Decatur welcome a boy born Thursday at Decatur General Hospital. Mr and Mrs Bonnie Wood of 214 11th Ave NW report a daughter born Thursday at Baugh Wiley Smith Hospital.
Letson, a service station attendant in Decatur, was shot in the leg after exiting the building. Night watchman Quillen Knighten spoke with him by phone around 2:30 to 3 a.m. Investigators, including E. B. Watts and Deputy Wilburn Abercrombie, reported the incident and Letson underwent leg surgery after being admitted to the hospital.
Philip Strandveld of Pilot Rock Oregon won the title at the Burlington Liars Club competition in Wisconsin. Honorable mentions went to Thomas G. Clark Memphis Tennessee Joseph Mangano Willimantic Connecticut Guy R Jewett West Salem Wisconsin and Harry Shapiero Seattle for tall tales about late gates bathing suits drought and a dramatic building expansion.
Hospital admissions include Mrs Charles McDonald 2210 Danville Rd Mrs Winnie Holt Decature Mrs George Henry Somerville Horace Stewart 1109 5th Ave Dismissals include James Blalock 2802 Highway Mrs G M Drake Somer.
A list of residents and families from Cullman and nearby towns including Joyce Burks Judy Fine Brenda Freeman Dorothy Hassell Evelena Jochum John Knight Ellen Lake Jeffery Privett Ava Robinson Bobby Shedd Kenneth Vincent Fannie West Veruis Wix Tommy Murray Marnise Williams James Hollis Beulah Johns Betty Cooper James Duncan Billa Murphree and Rollins Schultz Spence. Names span Cullman Hanceville Holly Pond Addison Gardenville Gadsden and Vinemont with multiple children listed.
A long list of names and addresses appears, including Mrs. William E. Caudle, Buford Nail, Nora Watson, Clarence Roseberry, Little Lisa Carter, Avery J. Snyder, George Letson, infant children, and many others from Athens, Decatur, Courtland, Trinity, and nearby areas. The items resemble social notes or family notices with households and street addresses, including several infants and married couples, across multiple Alabama towns.
Pier and crowd observed the start of a new year as revelers ate cold drinks and finger sandwiches while younger children slept, unaware of the year ahead. The writer reflects that for some it marks a last year and for others a first, as inevitable as taxes and the draft.
Decatur youths Davis and Johnson were in the woods when a rifle fired as Davis stood. Johnson carried the wounded boy about two miles to a car and drove to Decatur Boat Harbor seeking help. A conservation officer transported Davis to Baugh Wiley Smith Hospital. Johnson had recently undergone surgery and could not drive well.
A multi item update notes 35 delegates including ae Morgan Weed at Indiana University planning meeting for an August conference. Reports of a weapons seizure by Coy Flack at Little Ernie's restaurant and a two vehicle crash on Highway. Lyons Club luncheon speaker topics and police docket details appear alongside the Decatur Curb Market lineup for Saturday morning.
Reported campaign spotter plane vanished in central Viet Nam near the Laotian border during a reconnaissance sortie from Da Nang. In Saigon, Gen. Nguyen Khanh’s wife visits wounded U.S. servicemen as leaders press for restoring civilian government amid heavy fighting around Binh Gia. Eleven Americans wounded, four dead Vietnamese, 47 missing, with Marines and helicopters active in the area. France urges neutral South Viet Nam and signals possible talks with Red China as Paris seeks a path to end the war.
Continued from Page 1 in July 1963 the Bolzle family now lives in Vinemont 1. The father works for Cullman Lingerie Corp and the baby, a girl, weighed eight pounds at 7 29 a m. Dorothy Nell Clements is the mother, daughter of Mr and Mrs M B Clements of Vinemont 1. The father says he is too happy to consider the birth of his first child as a good omen for the four-county area.
The Communists at Dien Bien Phu long believed the United States cannot win the war against the Viet Cong. President Charles de Gaulle has pushed neutralization of all of Southeast Asia on multiple occasions.
Lester Birt Hughes Sr. 60 of Courtland died at Lawrence County Hospital. Services set for Saturday at Harmony Methodist Church at 2:30 p.m. with Rev. Ralph Graham officiating. Burial in Graham Cemetery. Elliott Funeral Home directing. Survivors include wife Ola Mae Hughes, two daughters Mrs. William or Mrs. Marlow Terry, both of Courtland, two sons L. B. Hughes Jr. of Town Creek and Willard B. Hughes of Courtland, three brothers Herffian Hughes of Russellville Arnold Mt. Town Creek and Charlie of Moul. Body to be returned to residence until church services.
John A. Dumler aged 53 of 1623 Grant Court SE died Friday at Hartselle Hospital. Funeral rites will be Saturday at 10 a.m. at St. Ann's Catholic Church with Rt. Rev. John M. Horgan. Burial in Cullman Catholic Cemetery. Survived by wife Mary of Decatur, one son Henry of Crow Point Indiana, two sisters M. J. Laux of Cullman and G. M. Sheppard of Mobile, one brother George Dumler of Cullman, four grandchildren. Pallbearers listed. Rosary at 7:30 tonight at the funeral home.
The official census shows Madison County population 173 285 with Montgomery ahead Huntsville. It notes 1960 figures Montgomery 134 393 and Huntsville 129 519 and mentions a larger county share of state funds and no 3 prefix for license tags.
Too late to classify for rent: three room furnished apartment on A venue, call 353 4245. Wanted experienced waitress only apply in person to Ce Mar restaurant.
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