1963 Highlights Point to Bright 1964 for Area Growth
The 1963 year brought gains and stalled projects across Limestone and Lawrence counties. Salem may incorporate as a town. Wallace Steele leads the push amid attorney handling. Fly Manufacturing interest eyes Lester and Ardmore border sites. water system plans advance for Mooresville Belle Mina and Greenbrier. C C Smith community could host a new plant with county state approval.
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Salem
Limestone County
Mooresville
Belle Mina
Greenbrier
Ardmore
Tennessee
Lester
C.C. Smith
Lawrence County
Wallace Steele
Ed Horton
C. C. Smith
Fly Manufacturing Co
State Board
Hawaii to Open World Largest Sea Life Park in 1964
Hawaii plans a January 1964 opening for Sea Life Park, described as the largest marine exhibit in the world with a $1.6 million construction. The project aims to showcase ocean life and attract visitors to Honolulu.
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Hawaii
Heloise hints tear out grime with home fix ideas
Readers share practical tips from 1963 on simple cleaning hacks for socks and floors. A teen describes bleaching socks then using scouring powder to remove dirt, while another tip advises running a polisher left to right to avoid streaks. A mom praises peanut butter to lift chewing gum from hair.
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Mat Matlock
Heloise
Mary Jo
Dues Rise Prompt Boys Club Renewal in Decatur Area
The Boys Club urges members to renew or join for 1964 as memberships expire January 1. Dues vary by age from 25 to 1.00 dollars with options to earn dues through work. Registration aid from the Women’s Auxiliary starts this week, with sign up mainly 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. Also note the Christmas Party success with 175 attendees and prizes.
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Decatur
Morgan County
Boys’ Club
Womens
Roy Ray
Rickie Stokes
Lee Safely
Paul Handrus
Douglas Floyd
Joe Lewis
Gary McDonald
Bubba Nowlin
Doug Matthews
Steve Davis
Drew Boggest
Eric Stuart
Kent Wallace
Jimmy Brothers
Joey McC
Club Meetings Resume This Week With Itronics and Air Rifle
The Itronics Club and Air Rifle Club will resume meetings this Thursday at 6 30 PM. Tuesday night bingo parties also restart this week, inviting members to join.
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Itronics Club
Air Rifle Club
China Russia rail line shows light traffic in Mongolia
AP dispatch from Ulan Bator reports the main Soviet China rail route via Mongolia carries few trains daily. Transit payments once kept Mongolia's imports flowing but disputes with China have hit traffic and raised worries over future economic aid and development. Livestock exports remained Mongolia's main income, with payments shrinking amid strained relations with Beijing.
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Henry S. Bradsher
Ulan Bator
Mongolia
Soviet Union
China
Mongolian People’s Republic
Peking
Switzerland
Japan
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