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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1963
Page
6
A school quiz announces ALEOKUM Win as the Britannica Junior 15 winner with questions addressed to the Tell Me care column. The note names Richard Lynch of Scotia New York as today’s winner and cites a reflection on balance and gravity in living beings.
A science note explains the utricle and semicircular canals sense motion and how inertia can make us feel rotation even when still. Fun Time includes a chauffeur riddle and a weekly joke set, plus a Britannica atlas prize tease. A South Africa tetanus treatment in newborns uses curare and assisted breathing.
Chevrolet showcases the Corvette Sting Ray Convertible and Sport Coupe in 1968 models earning the Car Life Award for Engineering Excellence. A range of new Chevrolets invites buyers to visit dealers for a tailored sports car experience.
U S forces in Germany report area men in the 8th Infantry Division taking part in a week long Sabre Knot field exercise. One 18 year old soldier, son of Mrs. Carswell Clemens of 216 Love Lady Street, serves as a driver in Battery A, Wiesa. He entered the Army recently.
In Birmingham Mrs. Ken Tiffany followed her husband the Reverend's sermon on charitable acts and fell during a preach event, breaking her right shoulder. The incident occurred last Sunday and drew local attention to the sermon topic.
January 1961 report notes a recruit completed basic training at Fort Benning Georgia. He attended Cullman High School prior.
Private long term overseas investments by Britons reached about 999.6 million dollars last year with around half placed in underdeveloped lands.
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