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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1963
Page
3
Red China fears Khrushchev may be exploring a nuclear weapons deal with the United States. Beijing signals they must intensify their own nuclear buildup to push worldwide communist aims.
The Peking People's Daily editorial argues U S imperialism spreads fear of nuclear weapons while urging mobilization of masses against nuclear war. It targets Khrushchev over a possible détente and suggests China aims to gain influence through nuclear strategy and long term world Communist victory.
Complainant Imogene Ditton Griffin pursues a Morgan County Alabama equity suit against Carl Griffin. The Register orders weekly notice in Decatur Daily for four weeks, requiring response by January 15, 1963, or the bill may be confessed. Dec. 12 1962. Bryan McAfee Register. Publication dates listed Dec 14 21 28 and Jan 4.
The undersigned contractor Weaver Construction Co Inc paid in full the contract with the City of Decatur Alabama on November 26 1962 for sanitary sewerage facilities serving Southwest Decatur Any person firm or corporation with unpaid claims for labor materials or supplies related to the work must present them as prescribed by law in the time limit. Post Office Box 466 Gadsden Alabama. Dec 21 28 Jan 4 11.
In the matter of the estate of Fannie Mae Malone deceased George H Reynolds as administrator filed accounts vouchers and statements for final settlement Hearing set for January 20 1963 at 10 a m before the Morgan County Probate Court You may appear and show cause why settlement should not be passed as stated Court official T C Almon dated January 3 1963
Quiz explains Milky Way overview and stellar events. Billy guides readers through nova and supernova concepts with examples from our galaxy. It notes most novae flare once, supernovae rare, sun unlikely to become either soon.
A reader letter praises a happy marriage built on kindness and shared life. Another note from a 15 year old urges patience, maturity, and caution about makeup and dating, advising focus on school and future college plans. Dorothy Dix column invites more letters and offers help leaflets.
Authorities in Alabama and Tennessee hunt for three young white men who robbed 81 year old W E Phillips of 800 dollars at the Greenhill store. One robber grabbed the clerk while another filled a cigarette order. The cash in the register remains untouched.
Police hold Snow King Little, 32, of Vine Street Northwest for questioning over the alleged theft of James Wright's 1954 Chevrolet and cash while Wright slept. Wright had said they were in Dr. Robert H. Campbell’s office when about $50 disappeared. police recovered the car and arrested Little at 6:30 p.m.
Some parents allow children to examine grocery price slips to practice math for school. The practice aims to reinforce basic calculations and budgeting skills through real world shopping examples.
Nathaniel A. Denman of Falmouth Massachusetts files a federal suit against Massachusetts members of Congress alleging failure to apportion eight southern states to reduce their representation due to discrimination. He targets Alabama Florida Georgia Louisiana Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina and Tennessee.
Bud King an 18 year old from Union Grove Ala was committed to Morgan County jail on a second degree burglary charge. He was arrested in connection with the Brooks Superette break in Morgan City on U S 231 in late October. King was picked up from Marshall County authorities. Also arrested Thursday by the sheriff s force were a person charged as insane and another for parole violation.
The four cent Project Mercury stamp was issued February 20 1962 within minutes after Lt Col John H Glenn Jr completed his orbital flight and was the first stamp offered for sale to memorialize the event.
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