Hospital Residency Roster Notable names Listed
Athens Limestone Hospitals list residents and associates including Ozelle Griffin Barbara Brown Barbara Gamble James Stevenson Comer Cole Bill Lee Minnie Hicks Emily Lamb Janice McElyen Robert Thompson Rickey Lynn Slaton and Harvest location cited. The document reads as a roster of staff and affiliated towns with counts noted beside some names.
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Barbara Elise Brown
Prospect
Barbara Gamble
James Alton Stevenson
Athens
Clarence Cole
Capshaw
Bill Lee
Minnie Hicks
Emily Beth Lamb
Janice Faye McElyen
Driest Decatur year and month on record reported
The article notes Decatur’s 1965 rainfall as officially 41.90 inches, the driest year since 1955, with December record low at 0.88 inches. A cold front may drop temperatures slightly Saturday night while dry air limits rain. Local WHOS data and weather observers provide the figures.
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North Alabama
Weather Bureau
WHOS
Decatur
Decatur Daily
Local Births Reported at Decatur General Hospital
Mr and Mrs Gerald Donald of Graham Moulton welcomed a son Friday at Decatur General Hospital. Mr and Mrs Mose Parham of Decatur1 welcomed a son Thursday. Mr and Mrs Bur Landers of 1006 Thomas Dr SW welcomed twin girls Thursday. Mr and Mrs Frelon New of Horns Trailer Ct Decatur welcomed a son Thursday. Mr and Mrs Charles Lindsey of Falkville 3 welcomed a son Thursday at Decatur General Hospital.
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Gerald Donald
Graham
Mose Parham
Decatur
Decatur General Hospital
Bur Landers
Thomas
Frelon Newson
Horn's Trailer Ct
Charles Lindsey
Falkville
White Supremacy label on Alabama ballot since 1904
The Montgomery Advertiser traces how Alabama has carried the Democratic ballot emblem since 1904. A 1904 subcommittee proposal settled on a rooster with the words White Supremacy above and For The Right below, later amended to omit the words but retain the rooster as the emblem. Alabama remains the lone state with the label on its ballot.
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The
Montgomery Advertiser
Alabama
Secretary of State
State Democratic Executive Committee
Montgomery
C. C. Wilson
Republican Party
R. A. Mitchell
Etowah County
Whitson
J. H. Nathan
Louisville
Maine
Mexico
Thomas Dewey
John Sparkman
Hunting Wound Victim Improves
Jackie Glenn Holmes of Decatur is in good condition at Decatur General Hospital after a shotgun wound to the leg during a deer hunting trip in Thomasville. The gun reportedly belonged to Dwight Collier and went off when a limb caught the trigger as the party walked through the woods.
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Jackie Glenn Holmes
Decatur
Decatur General Hospital
Holmes
Thomasville
Dwight Collier
Wadsworth St. Collier
Decatur Quiet After New Year Amid Wartime Tensions
Decatur remains calm as news of a major Vietnamese conflict settlement grows imminent. Local police report no significant crime and officers appear in good spirits, though some residents miss festive celebrations and harsher realities linger for others.
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Decatur
Olice
Cullman Listed Admissions Names and Residences
A list of individuals and their home towns including Cullman entries such as Roy Chalmer Allredge, Jacky Thomas Dossey, Luther Hudson Helms, Mrs. C. F. Hinkle, Mrs. Ruby Hopper, Randy Lee Hunter, Thomas Hardie Lindsey, Mrs. Dixie Lee Partain, Oles Perdue, Mrs. Mittie Jo Smith, William Walter Trimble, Mst Eldridge Jackson Watson, Mrs. Marion Susan Williams, Mst Thomas Grover Barfoot, Mst Myrtice Bolzie, Miss Jenny Lynn Bonner, Miss Sandra Denise Dunn, Miss Rita Fay Lang, Larry Wayne Leathers, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth McLeary, Mrs. Juanita Inez Murphree, George Edward Schnittaker, and others with associated towns like Bremen, Gardendale, Garden City, Arley, Holly Pond, Hanceville, Bailey ton, and Vine mont.
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Herbert Phillip Chambers
Gardendale
Jacky Thomas Dossey
Cullman
Luther Hudson Helms
Garden City
C. F. Hinkle
Ruby Hopper
Randy Lee Hunter
Thomas Hardie Lindsey
Dixie-Lee Partain
Oles Perdue
Mittie Jo Smith
Vinemont
William Walter Trimble
Hanceville
Eldridge Jackson Watson
Marion Susan Williams
Jenny Lynn Bonner
Tommie Lee Cleghorn
Arley
Mark Vann Cole
Sandra Denise__ Dunn
Rita Fayé Lang
Baileyton
Larry Wayne Leathers
Holly Pond
Mary Elizabeth McLeroy
Juanita Inez Murphree
George Edward Schnittaker
Local Notices Mention Denzil Byrd and Others in Decatur Area
A fragmented clipping lists individuals including Denzil Ray Byrd of Hartselle and Mrs. Joseph Thomas Nelson of 107 Church Street SE along with several other residents such as Mrs. Charles Ray Patterson of Athens Dimps Long Belle Mina and Mrs. Robert L. Gibson. The note mentions infant names and addresses at 1502 Month Ave SW 803 Clearview St and 1402 8th St SW amid unclear trailing text.
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Decatur
Reading Lab TV Project Approved for West Decatur School
The Secondary Elementary and Secondary School Act of 1965 funds a reading project to boost reading habits of slow learners and underachievers via reading laboratories and television facilities. Frances Nungester will supervise with Susie Odom active principal. staff includes eight reading teachers, four resource teachers, an educational television coordinator, two teacher aides, a secretary, and an accounts clerk. Work runs January 1 to July 28, with some positions starting January 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Nungester
West Decatur School
Leeman
Dides
Afl
Soviets Demand U S Troop Pullout Before Viet Nam Talks
Kosygin reiterates that peace talks cannot begin until U S forces leave South Vietnam. The Soviet premier says Moscow will continue aiding North Vietnam and hints U S bombing of targets may be testing Soviet resolve. Paris sources note U S pressure over stalled negotiations.
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Soviet Union
United States
South Viet Nam
Alexei N. Kosygin
Moscow
Izvestia
North
Viet Nam
Paris
Vietnam War Peace Talks Stall Over Four Point Offer
The article notes continued U.S. efforts toward peace while Hanoi has not responded beyond its four point plan. Washington views that plan as a Red takeover demand for South Viet Nam. The piece discusses defense outlays and potential billions in costs and thousands more troops if fighting resumes.
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Viet Nam
U.S
Hanoi
Washington
South Viet Nam
Predictions for 1966 Economy and Global Stance
The analysis foresees no all out war with China and limited Berlin tensions while Red China seeks UN admission. Domestic outlook hints at steady growth, higher defense spending, possible inflationary pressures, wage gains, and a cautious stock market with potential volatility. though personal income rises and consumer spending stay robust, labor, debt, and gold flows pose risks.
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Russia
Berlin
Red China
Mao
Southeast Asia
Viet Nam
Dominican Republic
Great Society
America
U. S
Weather Summary and Astronomical Notes for January 1
Sunset today 4 48 p m Sunrise tomorrow 6 55 a m Moonset tomorrow 1 59 a m Full Moon Jan 6 In 1966 two solar eclipses May annular Africa Asia November total South America South Atlantic Ocean Decatur vicinity reading 16 43 on the Tennessee River Keller Memorial Bridge sea level 550 73 Forecast vari able cloudiness and warm with scattered showers about noon 20 per cent area Winds southerly 5 to 15 mph High 72 Low 55
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Africa
Asia
South America
South Atlantic Ocean
Decatur
Tennessee River
Keller Memorial Bridge
County launches reading program under War on Poverty
County Walker announces a War on Poverty reading initiative targeting economically deprived children. The effort will include a special class for reading improvement with 23 teachers and workshops for instructors. Target start is January 17 with possible abbreviated delivery if staff remain limited.
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Walker
Steel firms weigh prices amid Vietnam war impact
The entry stresses considering national interests and sacrifices of service members in Viet Nam when deciding on price actions. The announcement coincided with New Year’s closures as other steel producers remained shut for the holiday.
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Viet Nam
Crash in Alabama Raises County Traffic Deaths to Record Total
A Alabama crash left two others injured with unconfirmed reports. The driver of the second vehicle was unavailable from the Highway Patrol at 10 30 p m Friday. A Marshall County Arab trooper investigated the wreck. McCreless car reportedly struck a house after the impact. Gunthorp Funeral Home of Decatur will announce funeral arrangements later. McCreless death pushed four county area traffic fatalities for the year to 65 an all time record.
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Alabama
Highway Patrol
Marshall County
McCreless
Quiet (Continued from Page 1) Skiing Holiday Plans
The report notes a West skiing holiday followed by late returns to the ranch on Thursday night. Luci, 18, newly engaged, was present, while assistant press secretary Latain declined to reveal Lynda and Luci's plans, calling them private.
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Luci
Alrready
Lynda
Joseph Latin
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Ath
Robert Edgar Thompson
Ardmore
Rickey
Lynn Slaton
Harvest
Octavia Hargrove
Elkmont
Stevie Earl Blakely
Evelyn Emma Ruth
John Henry Collier
Marshall Edwin Greene
Reba Holland Bates
Maggie H. Black
Ozell
Elizabeth Griffin
Jack Witty Allen
Edna Elizabeth Fossett
Ens Nettie Cordelia Brooks
Ens
Shelby Jean Padgett
Bessie Holmes
Marsha Dale Kennedy
Viola Estell Reyer
William Etheridge
Selina Mae Tibbs
Linda Sue Woods
Rogersville
Sandra Long
Lois Smith
Alma L. Reyer
Janice J. Colvett
Willie Jim Sales
Tanner
Cullman Admissions
Roy Chalmer-Allredge
Joseph Ray Arnold
Bremen
Melba Imogene Bryan
Dolly Calvert
Thomas Grover Barfoot
Myrtice Bolzie
Lawrence County
Martha’ Johnson
Russellville
Franklin Steele
Danville
Savannah Hampton
Trinity
Aileen Doan
Town Creek
Annie Mae Hill
Sue Stover
Moulton
Etoile Adair
Josephine Parker
Wayne ‘McKenzie
Mth Ave
Robert Perry Chandler and Ifantson
Clearview St
Maury Gene Morgan
Lawrence Strane
Mary Elizabeth Devine
8Th St. SW
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