New four story 1121 Building slated for 6th Ave SE
Chenault Agency plans a half million to six hundred thousand dollar four story commercial and office building at 1121 6th Ave SE to be ready by late summer. The six thousand square foot per floor structure will include a restaurant shops and offices with parking for about 100 cars and space for a basement. Financing from American National Insurance Co with General Constructors of Decatur building it.
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6Th Ave. SE
B. Frank Chenault
Chenault
6Th Ave
5Th Ave
6Th
5Th
Hall and Colvard
General Constructors
Decatur
American National Insurance Co
Galveston
Texas
Cobbs
Moulton clubs hosts social security talk Friday evening
The Moulton Business and Professional Women’s Club sponsors a 7 30 p m meeting in the Moulton Methodist Church educational building to discuss Social Security Medicare changes since July. Adults 65 and over urged to attend. DeMolay Commandery at 14 Knights Templar holds regular conclave Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Masonic Temple. City clerk lists building permits for Loyd Baker and Dorothy Green. See DIARY On Page 2.
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Moulton Business and Professional Women’s Club
Moulton Methodist Church
DeMolay
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
Loyd Baker
Larkwood Dr. SW. House
Dorothy Green
Church St. NE
Bath
Lindsay Plea Rejected By Union in Transit Strike
New York AP report says unions reject Mayor Lindsay plea to resume subway and bus service amid ongoing contract talks. Strike leaders, jailed for the walkout, face possible fines as a court session proceeds. A union spokesman repeated No contract, no work.
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NEW York
John V. Lindsay
Lindsay
Robert Price
Jet Airport Tower Funds Released Near Madison
The Federal Aviation Agency released funds for a $500 000 air traffic control tower at the proposed $12 million jet airport near Madison. Senators Sparkman and Hill and Rep. Jones announced the telegram to the Huntsville Madison County Airport Authority. Construction will probably begin soon.
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Madison
Federal Aviation Agency
Huntsville-Madison County
John Sparkman
Lister Hill
Bob Jones
Elliott to seek Alabama governor bid in Democratic primary
Former U S Representative Carl Elliott told Decatur High School students he intends to file January 21 to run in the Democratic Primary for Alabama governor next May. The 52-year-old WWII veteran, unseated in 1964, is touring the state with speeches and views Alabama at a crossroads.
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U. S
Carl Elliott
Decatur
North
Alabama
U.S. House
Tots Mourn Dead Pup Near Gazaway Home
Three young children mourn the loss of their six month old Boxer pup named Champ killed in a car accident outside the Gazaway home on Danville Road SW. The pup was a cherished companion to Alan Susan and Marilyn Gazaway.
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David Knight
A. A. Gazaway
Danville Rd
Champ
Alan
Susan
Marilyn Gazaway
Committee Eyes Bogalusa Klan Hearings in Congress
The House Un American Activities Committee plans to call Ku Klux Klan members from Bogalusa Louisiana as witnesses today. Bogalusa residents subpoenaed sat in front rows as hearings reopen on a north Louisiana Klan group near the Mississippi border described as a center of Klan activity and racial violence.
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Washington
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Bogalusa
Mississippi
M’TON Allows Water Use After Rain Bans Lifted
M’ton residents service stations and city workers were given the go ahead to use water freely as two springs feeding the town recovered after heavy rains Sunday and last night. City Clerk Barbara Coffey confirmed the green light after Fire Chief Stanley Blakemore and the water department head announced the springs were up.
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Moulton
Barbara Coffey
Stanley Blakemore
Koreans and Vietnamese drive Viet Cong from caves near Tuyn Hoa
South Korean Marines and Vietnamese paratroopers pushed a large Viet Cong force from hideouts in caves along the coast near Tuyn Hoa. In five days of fighting 278 Viet Cong were claimed killed with light allied casualties. Jets and tear gas helped drive holds, while a crash near Mang Yang Pass killed all aboard a helicopter crane.
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Thomas. A. Reedy
Saigon
South
Viet Nam
Tuyn Hoa
Phu ‘Yen
U.S. 1St Cavalry
Mang Yang Pass
Fire at Lostone stable kills 21 walking horses
A blaze at Putman’s Stables four miles south of Ardmore destroyed the facility killing 21 walking horses. The owner estimated damage between 80 000 and 85 000 dollars. D L Putman Huntsville real estate agent and owner said at the scene he had 30 horses. See Lostone on Page 2.
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Ardmore
Putman
Moon Go Boy
George Evans
Here
D. L. Putman
Huntsville
Istables
India and Pakistan make progress in private talks
In Tashkent the leaders of India and Pakistan advanced in private discussions but failed to agree on an agenda for their summit conference. In New York, U.S. Ambassador Goldberg pressed Security Council members to help set peace talks on Vietnam.
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Tashkent
U.S.S.R
India
Pakistan
United Nations, N. Y
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Johnson
U.N. Security Council
Viet Nam
White House approves U S Steel price adjustments
The White House endorsed today’s price adjustments by U S Steel Corp the largest steel producer in the nation and expressed hope that other companies will follow the pattern.
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Washington
White House
U.S. Steel Corp
Johnson to seek 13 Billion Viet War funding
Washington sources report President Johnson will ask Congress next week for an extra almost 13 billion dollars to cover Viet Nam war costs for the year ending June 30. About 5 billion is earmarked for actual expenditures by then to replace military stocks. The remaining funds would be available if more Viet Nam needs arise.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Viet Nam
Hanoi officers claim North Vietnamese blame Hanoi government
Two North Vietnamese officers captured in Laos say many North Vietnamese blame their government for U S bombing. Cadet Officer Pham Dinh Thao and his commander Le Huy Linh report anger and fear, noting bombs hit military targets and civilians including a leper hospital and a village in Vinh Province. They claim people want the bombing to end and peace, with civilians killed and wounded in September strikes.
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John Cantwell
Vientiane
Laos
Hanoi
U.S
Pham
Dinh Thao
America
South
Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
le Huy Linh
Vinh
Quynh Luu
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