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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1966

Page

2

Beautification plan urged for Clarksville rose garden and flowers

A Clarksville leaf chronicle guest editorial urges expanding the city beautification program. It highlights the Hudson Memorial Health Center rose garden and proposes dogwood and redbud plantings along Madison Street, with jonquils and tulips later. The piece calls for Chamber leadership, cites a past donation effort, and pledges $100 to start funds.

Clarksville, Tenn Clarksville Hudson Memorial Health Center Hudson Memorial Walton Smith Chamber of Commerce Chamber Madison Street Madison Roland Browne Ed Norman

Barber Shop Quartet Society Officers Installed Tonight

Decatur and Nashville chapters of the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America hold joint ceremonies at Crescent Motel. Officers to be installed include Royce Slate president and Joe Faber treasurer with a 7 30 pm dinner and awards for Barbershopper of the Year.

Decatur Nashville Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing In America Royce Slate Jerry Paulson Execu

Hospital Dismissals List and Appointments

A local hospital releases a register of patients and dismissals. Names include William Julian Bronaugh Janice Marie Crews Alfred Godfrey Miller Sr Mrs I B Charles and others with addresses in Hartsville Trinity Courtland and Hart selle. Dismissals list John Norman Puckett James Holderfield Selas Dutton Mrs Wilbur EF Jones Mrs Welcome S Boyd Samuel Douglas Fudge D R Layne Clarence Oland Howard Mrs Glenn A Collins and Mrs Roy Hyatt.

William Julian Bronaugh Brookmeade Janice Marie Crews Quince Drive Alfred Godfrey Miller Sr 19Th Ave I.B. Charles Hartselle John Norman Puckett James Holderfield Courtland Selas Dutton Trinity Wilbur EF. Jones Welcome S. Boyd Everette Drive Samuel Douglas Fudge Carridale St D. R. Layne 11Th St Clarence Oland Howard Sth Ave Glenn A. Collins Albert St Roy Hyatt James St

Local Names Listed in Court Records

A roster of individuals including Lula Hodges Hillsboro Don Henderson Moulton John Compton Trinity Franklin McMillan Moulton Kenneth Hood Moulton Viola Taylor Town Creek Carolyn Annette Logan Moulton Lou Letson Courtland Gwen Shelton Trinity Marcus Dollar Decatur Birchie Martis Town Creek Ricky Dunn Trinity Charlie Warren Moulton Oole Kirby Mount Hope Leonard England Grayson Virginia Duncan Hillsboro Richard Lyon Moulton appears in an index of names tied to a court document or public notice.

Lula Hodges Hillsboro Don Henderson Moulton John Compton Trinity Franklin McMillan Kenneth Hood Viola Taylor Town Creek Carolyn Annette Logan Lou Letson Courtland Gwen Shelton Marcus Dollar Decatur Birchie Martis Ricky Dunn Charlie Warren Oole

Diplomatic secrecy shields Vietnam peace talks efforts

A four senator group led by Mansfield wrapped up a 30,000 mile world tour and prepared a report on findings. The United States pressed diplomacy to negotiate an end to bombing while officials kept details secret. Ambassador Harriman traveled from Tokyo toward Australia as officials declined to reveal future steps or locations.

Tokyo Australia State Department White House

Unrest Signals Reported Amid Capital Radio Broadcasts

In a silent government scene the San Isidro radio at the Santo Domingo airbase relayed pledges from military units opposing the president’s transfer orders. Downtown miner demonstrations were the only visible sign of unrest as Washington noted the quiet capital.

Cradio San Isidro Radio Tomites Santo Donmago Washington United

New York Transit Strike Tensions Rise With Federal Aid Talk

Rockefeller briefed the White House by phone obtaining Johnson's pledge of low interest loans and aid for New Yorkers in need. Traffic in Manhattan hit record levels amid a massive jams and rain, while labor talks in Washington showed cautious hope of a settlement as Taft Hartley was deemed inapplicable.

Rockefeller White House Johnson New York Traffic Department Manhattan Henry A. Barnes Labor W. Willard Wirtz Washington Wirtz New York John V. Lindsay Nathan Feinsinger

Yugoslavia Pushes Its Tourist Trade

A fragmented item describes an elderly Italian grandmother fending off a large winged intruder that attacked her chicken coop. She used a club to kill the animal, sustaining scratches but saving her hens.

Yugoslavia Lavenone Italy Maria Zenaglio

Dominican Republic provsional regime gains U S support bogged by military unrest

States voiced strong support for President Garcia-Godoy and his government as the best vehicle toward free elections. State Department press officer Robert J. McCloskey noted the regime faced military challenges while Garcia-Godoy affirmed his diplomatic post decisions remain irrevocable.

Garcia-Godoy Dominican Republic State Department Robert J. McCloskey Garcia- Godoy Garcia-Godoyregee

Marines Fight Through Viet Cong Ambushes In Covert War

Marines on patrols near Saigon press on through mud and water hunting Viet Cong units after ambush incidents. U.S. forces report significant Viet Cong casualties and seized supplies while Air Force planes conduct broad missions. A separate blast injured a Hercules transport crew amid North Vietnam bombing lull.

Thomas A. Reedy Saigon USS U.S. 178Rd Airborne Brigade Cong Hao Quang Ngai City da Nang U.S. Air Force Pleiku Highlands Viet Nam Radio Peking Hanoi U.S Laos Than Hoa Havior Ho Chi Minh

Baby dresses echo nursery to maternity style

Pat Sandler calls her pastel baby smock dresses soft and sweet yet grown up in look. Yoked collars and long sleeves appear with crystal beading, evoking both nursery charm and maternity fashion.

Pat Sandler

Senators report on Viet Nam peace prospects abroad tour

The five Democratic and Republican senators led by Muskie and Snouye r travel to 183 capitals in Europe and Asia on a mission stated not presidential. They report no Soviet initiative for peace in Viet Nam and warn Hanoi relies on China while negotiations remain uncertain.

Europe Asia Viet Nam Soviet Union Alexander Shelepin Hanoi Shelepin Senate Alexei N. Kosygin China Johnson Mansfield White House Senate Foreign Relations Committee United States Viet -Nam U.S Saigon

Deaths Nellie Newby of Athens 77

Mrs Nellie B Newby 77 of 201 E Pryor St Athens died at 3 am Friday at home Services set for 11 am today at McConnell Chapel with Rev Tilford Junkins officiating Burial in Athens City Cemetery McConnell directing Survived by six sons Carter Nell Burleigh Newby Birmingham Holmes and Cloyd Newby Jr Athens Edward Newby Elkmont five daughters Reba Gladden Ada Mae Knight Christine Mitchell Doris Gladden Ruth Newby one sister Myrtle Mitchell Monrovia 31 grandchildren 24 great grandchildren Grandsons pallbearers Body at funeral home.

Athens Nellie B Newby Reba Gladden Ada Mae Knight Birmingham Christine Mitchell Huntsville Doris Gladden Ruth Newby Myrtle Mitchell Monrovia

Robert W Goodin dies at 76 in Athens

Robert W. Goodin 76 of 700 N Jefferson Sr died Thursday at Athens Limestone Hospital at 6 15 p m Services are at 2 p m today at McConnell s Chapel with Rev W K Weaver officiating Burial will be in Athens City Cemetery McConnell directing Surviving are five daughters Mrs Ben Taylor Mrs Dalton Pack both of Athens Miss Ruby Goodin of Tuscaloosa Mrs Frances Hudson and Mrs Grover Williams both of Athens one son Robert Goodin Jr of Athens 15 grandchildren 8 great grandchildren two sisters Mrs Harvey Cheatwood of Athens and Mrs Bob Lewis of Decatur Active pallbearers are Lawrence Leroy Charles Harvey and Archie Goodin and Thomas Lee Hammonds

Athens Robert William Goodin N. Jefferson Sr Athens-Limestone Hospital McConnell’s Chapel W. K. Weaver Athens City Cemetery McConnell Ben Taylor Dalton Pack Ruby Goodin Tuscaloosa Frances Hudson

Death notices for Horace L. Alfrey in Athens Alabama

Horace Leslie Alfrey 59 of Athens died Friday at Athens Limestone Hospital at 11 20 am Services set for 3 pm at First Baptist Church with Rev Tilford Jenkins and A J Rollings officiating Burial will be in Athens City Cemetery Survivors include widow Verna Mae Alfrey two sons Bobby Lane and John M Alfrey a daughter Susan Jane Alfrey a stepson DeWayne Bethany of Venice California one brother Alva Alfrey and several brothers Bill Estes Homer Ulrich John Mayle John Kubilis Sam Mosley and John Owsley Funeral home held the arrangements prior to services and the body will be moved to the church one hour before services

Athens Horace Leslie Alfrey Athens- Limestone First Baptist Church Tilford Jenkins A. J. Rollings Athens City Cemetery McConnell Verna Mae Alfrey Bobby Lane John M. Alfrey Susan Jane Alf

Mortuary Notices for Montgomery Area Man Found Dead

Henry C. Montgomery and Henry C. Whitworth were found dead Friday in a Montgomery motel room. The body will be returned to Laughlin Funeral Home in Huntsville today. Whitworth is survived by his wife Sue Whitworth. Funeral services will be announced later by Laughlin Funeral Home.

Henry C. Whitworth Montgomery Laughlin Funeral Home Huntsville Mr. Whitworth Sue Whitworth

Funeral services held for Tommy Norwood at First Methodist

Tommy Norwood of 408 Pearl Street died Thursday in an automobile crash. Funeral services are Sunday at 2 30 p.m. at Hartselle First Methodist Church with Revs Ralph Bates Melvin Dudley and E M Barnes officiating. Burial follows at Hartselle City Cemetery. Peck Funeral Home directing. Body lies in state one hour before service.

Hartselle Tommy Norwood Pearl St First Methodist Church Ralph Bates Melvin Dudley E. M Barnes Peck Funeral Home

Senate Leaders Warn Over Vietnam War Options

The senators warned that increasing U.S. forces offers no clear path and that end goals are uncertain. They said choices are difficult and painful with imponderables, and the slim chance of a negotiated settlement or escalation toward a broader war in Asia.

U.S South Viet Nam

Weather and Sky Events January Evening Sky

Sunset at 4 54 p m Tonight Moon rises at 6 45 p m and is at perigee Venus moves north and west of Mars and will disappear in about ten days as it nears the sunset glow.

Perigee Venus Mars

Decatur Area Weather Forecast and River Outlook

Clear to partly cloudy and cold in Decatur and vicinity today. Winds from the northwest 10 to 20 mph. High around 45 degrees, low tonight about 24. River conditions steady with no significant changes expected.

Decatur and Vicinity

Local Meetings And Fire Calls Highlight Decatur Notices

North Alabama Hairdressers Affiliate meets Monday at 6 30 p m at Pavilion Inn for a color clinic. The Mothers March of Dimes gathers Monday at 7 30 p m in the Pet Dairy Hospitality Room. The Decatur Jayceettes host an 8 p m entertainment tonight at the Pet Diary Hospitality Room. The Decatur Fire Department responded to two calls Friday at 429 Clearview Street and near the Decatur Clinic annex. An all day sing is set at Ebenezer Church east of Lacon Sunday at 10 30 a m. The microfilm idea traces back over a century with pre Civil War notes about fitting military documents into hollow bullets.

North Alabama Pavilion Inn Pet Dairy Ebenezer Church Lacon

First Papal Visit to the New World in 1965

The 1965 papal tour marked the first time a pope of the ancient Roman Catholic church visited the Americas. The journey drew attention to the pope's predecessors and their influence on the church’s history in the New World, with many days of forthcoming details and a 2R8-page Galile call referenced for readers to consult in their books.

New World Gali

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Barber Shop Tive Bob Baur Don Stevens Joe Faber Howard Ellis Ken Sivley Mary Hale Ray Walton Ron Breckenridge Jack Haley Pop——Gunn Hickory Notes Minnie Moe .Foe P.O. Melvin L. Hyatt ’ Bane Decatur Alabama Johnston Stree Army Missile and Munitions Center Redstone Arsenal Erwin M. Graham Jr Madison County James R. Record Thomas W. Cooke Army Missile Support Command Frank Gresham Leroy Johnson James L. Abercrombie Glenn H. Hearn G. Zierdt Roscoe C. Roberts Decatur General Admissions Lawrence County Admissions Edmund S. Muskie Maine Daniel K. Snouyer Hawaii George D. Aiken Vermontland Caleb—Boggs Delaware Vietnam Nellie Newby Robert W. Goodin Horace L. Alfrey Henry C. Montgomery Decator Decatur Jayceettes Pet Diary Decatur Fire Department Clearview St Stove 6Th Ave Decatur Clinic Annex Associated Press World’s Foremost News Service Decatur Daily Alabama City & State
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