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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1963
Page
3
A fragment describes fingerling salmon living in a stream as they hatch and upon an internal mechanism are driven to migrate. The passage notes the role of the stream environment in guiding their development and movement.
After a raid action, Hornblower drafts a Gazette report while fearing public scrutiny and Maria's reaction. He faces a promotion shuffle as Rear Admiral Pellew informs a compatible successor and a trusted steward joins, threatening his future in the Inshore Squadron.
The United States and the Soviet Union privately explore new approaches to a nuclear test ban. Vasily Kuznetsov visits Washington for discussions with U S officials on disarmament and inspection talks. Semyon Tsarapkin may discuss a fresh approach in New York and Washington. Movieland Wax Museum in Buena Park shows 65 wax figures of Hollywood stars with film scenes.
Lester officials tout a proposed garment manufacturing plant at 10 acres with 600 jobs. Company reps approved site. signatures expected. Water supply via three wells and a 1000,000 gallon storage tank. financing shared by unspecified parties.
Mayor Jackson praised the work of the Athens Limestone County Chief Commerce Limestone County Revenue the Elk River Development Association and citizens who contributed to the proposed plant through bonds sold to area residents.
Assistant Chief J B Rucker retires from the Montgomery Police Department to run in the March 18 Democratic primary for police and fire commissioner. He opposes incumbent L B Sullivan and has 32 years of city service.
A Mobile County girl died after severe burns from a radiant heater catching her clothes on fire. Carolyn Peabody, 4, daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman Peabody of near Spring Hill, died Thursday following injuries suffered December 31.
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