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Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1972

Page

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Decatur Red Raiders Headed to Orange Bowl

Decatur High School booster club and The Decatur Daily led a three week drive to raise 8304.82 dollars for 75 travelers including players coaches and cheerleaders to attend the Orange Bowl in Miami. The effort included thanks to University of Alabama President David Mathews Orange Bowl official Earnie Seiler and many private supporters.

Decatur Red Raiders Decatur Red Raider Raider Jerry Mizell Preston Brogden Lindy Webb Joy McDonald Azzie Grimes Earl Webb Southern Airways Connie Parrott Edith Mauldin Scott Hunter Green Bay Packers Red Raiders Miami Charles Gunthorp Raiders

Huskers Crush Crimson Tide In Orange Bowl Championship

Nebraska dominated No. 2 Alabama 38 to 6 at the Orange Bowl before 78,151 fans to claim the national title for the second straight year. Jerry Tagge threw for 159 yards, Jeff Kinney ran for 98, Johnny Rodgers returned a punt 77 yards, and Rich Glover anchored the defense as Alabama struggled with turnovers.

Daily Sports MIAMI Nebraska Alabama Jerry Tagge Jeff Kinney Johnny Rodgers Rich Glover Johnny Musso Musso

Sooners Roll Auburn in Sugar Bowl Thriller

Oklahoma overwhelmed Auburn 40 to 22 in a Sugar Bowl rout as the Sooners set seven records and controlled the game from the opening kickoff. Jack Mildren earned MVP honors while Auburn’s Pat Sullivan and offense struggled early in New Orleans.

Sooners Auburn Oklahoma Pat Sullivan Sullivan & Co Jack Mildren

Japanese Capture Manila In World War II Date

On this date in 1942 the Japanese captured Manila, twenty six days after the Pacific War began. Weather forecast notes 80 percent rain today, 30 percent tonight with highs near 59 and a low around 34.

Manila Pacific

Chevalier Dead at 83 in Paris Hospital

Maurice Chevalier, famed French showman known for songs like Mimi Valentina and Louige, died of a heart attack at Necker Hospital after entering Dec 13 for a kidney ailment. He lay in state at his suburban home and had an artificial kidney in the final days.

Paris Maurice Chevalier Necker Hospital Mimi Valentina Louige Chevalier

Fourth U S Plane Downed In North Vietnam Raids

The 7th Air Force acknowledged a fourth U S plane was shot down during five days of raids over North Vietnam. Radio Hanoi claimed the pilot was captured while U S sources listed the airman as missing in action. Navy Lt Charles Burton was rescued while five crewmen from earlier losses remained missing as the U S began the 12th year of involvement in Indochina.

North Vietnam Hanoi U.S Radio Len C. Gunther Oregon 7Th Air Force Lynn E. Gunther Gunther Vietnam Laos Navy Charles Burton Laramie Wyo United States

119 837 Decatur Daily Want Ads 1971 Record Year

Decatur Daily published 119 837 want ads in 1971 marking a very successful year. Ads rose by 34 747 from 1970 overall with December 1971 showing a significant jump. The ad rate offered a low cost fast action 10 day ad for four dollars and promoted a Happy Want Ad New Year.

Decatur Daily

Year Opens With Parades Bowls And Plans For 1972

The 1972 New Year begins amid parades in Hawaii and California and football bowl telecasts from Sugar Cotton and Rose Bowls. President Nixon watches games from the White House and plans a nine day Africa trip. Pasadena hosts the Tournament of Roses Parade with about one million spectators while Glendale earns acclaim for best float.

Associated Press Nixon White House Andrews Air Force Base Pat Africa Pasadena Calif

Mrs Morrow Lauded Educator In Decatur Funeral

Funeral services today for Mrs T G Morrow longtime educator and Presbyterian worker. Widow of Decatur dentist Thomas Greene Morrow she died Friday after illness in local hospital. She taught French Latin in Decatur City Schools and aided Southeast Decatur mission and Pryor Chapel Limestone County. She tutored languages at home and supported youth education.

T. G. Morrow Presbyterian Church

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