Auburn Honor Roll includes area students for fall quarter
Several area students are listed on Auburn University's academic schools honor rolls for the fall quarter ending in December. Cullman selections include William Frederick Pienhardt agriculture Donald B Morgan architecture and arts Walter A Knighten business Larry Henry Taylor business Londa Williams home economics Morgan Albert Randolph Thornhill agriculture James A McCool Jr engineering William H Dragoset and William F Evans science and literature.
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Auburn University
Cullman
William Frederick Pienhardt
Donald B. Morgan
Walter A. Knighten
Larry Henry Taylor
Londa Williams
Morgan
Albert Randolph Thornhill
James A. McCool Jr
William H. Dragoset
William F. Evans
Bernard Alumni To Meet In Cullman For Homecoming Role
St Bernard College alumni from Cullman County plan a 7 30 p m meeting in the Schaffer Home for the homecoming events on February 16 17 18. Mrs Mickey Skipper president says the Cullman Chapter is the largest alumni group and will actively participate in the festivities.
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Cullman
St. Bernard College
Cullman County
St. Bernard
Schaffer
Mickey Skipper
Alabama Exhibits Highlight Mobile Trade Center Display
Area Firms Have Exhibits at the International Trade Center in Mobile. Alabama manufactures showcase plastic tape and other products. About 20 000 visitors expected through February. Also featured Cullman cannery King Pharr Canning Operations Inc. This is the second Alabama Products Exhibit, a yearly fair since the center opened in 1966. In Cullman, Ave Maria Grotto drew nearly 63 000 visitors in 1967, with 20 500 Alabama guests. many did not sign the registration book. Grotto opened in the 1930s and expanded yearly.
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Decatur Plastics
International Trade Center
Mobile
Alabama
King Pharr Canning Operations Inc
Cullman
Ave Maria Grotto
St. Bernard College
Lambert Gattman
O.S.B
Joseph Zoetti
Community group notices from Morgan County area
The North Alabama Kennel Club meets tonight at 7 30 in the Pet Hospitality room for obedience training open to all. Riverside PTA holds a regular meeting Tuesday at 7 30 with Douglas Rabb speaking. Decatur Shrine Club hosts its annual dinner dance Saturday at 6 30. Curb and Country Market at 1st Ave SE and Grant St opens Saturday 6 30 to 1 30 with pork sausage and other goods for sale. Eastwood PTA meets Sunday with visitation at 7 and program at 7 30 by Dr Frank Philpot of Athens College titled Your child at home and at school.
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North Alabama Kennel Club
Riverside Pta
Douglas
Rabb
Morgan County
Decatur Shrine Club
Decatur
1St Ave
Grant St
Eastwood Pta
Frank Philpot
Athens College
Harding Jr. Named Operations Supervisor at Monsanto Acrilan Plant
Harding Philip R. Harding Jr. is appointed operations supervisor in Monsanto's Acrilan manufacturing department at the Decatur Plant. He will report to the general manufacturing superintendent and formerly joined Monsanto as a process engineer in 1964. Harding, a Paris Tennessee native and 1964 University of Tennessee chemical engineering graduate, lives with his wife and daughter at 1702 Penny Lane SE.
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Philip R. Harding Jr
Acrilan
Monsanto
Decatur
C. E. Hieserman
Harding
J. C. Cole
Acrilan Manufact
Paris
Tenn
University of Tennessee
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Pennylane SE
Jury rules body found on Flint Creek is Mary Faye Hunter
A Morgan County jury identified the remains found on Flint Creek as Mary Faye Hunter, an unmarried woman about 34, who disappeared after a shopping trip. The panel said Hunter had been molested, with witnesses including Sheriff David Sandlin and state investigator E B Watts testifying as the case continued.
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E. C. Bowman
Mary
Faye
Sandlin
Watts
Fiv
Flint Creek
Dewey Houser
Faye Hunter
Hunter
Edgar White
Priceville
Farmer
Joe Jones
Austin High
Jane Culver
Decatur _ realstown
Ray Elders
Charles Hammond
Somerville Church of God
C. G
Mum
Billy McNutt
Morgan County
McBride
Miss Hunter
Morgan County Sheriff's Department
Decatur Police
Houser
Ss Hunter
Lesury
TVA
David Sandlin
E. B. Watts
Johnson
Truck Skids Near Bridge After Apples Luge Crash
Syracuse on Fla driver said he tried to brake to avoid a car. The truck loaded with apples jackknifed near a bridge. Authorities could not determine cause as highway officials nearby may have influenced the loss of control. Peck Funeral Home sent the body to New York by air.
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Fla
Long
Peck Funeral Home
New York
Alabama injunction looms over Sunday sales ruling case
Brumback faces injunction until the government appeals a ruling. U S Civil Service Commissioners John W Macy Jr Ludwig J Andoisek and Robert E Hampton named as co defendants. Brumback arrested twice in October on blue law charges and could push to Alabama Supreme Court if McRae quashes charges. Other county court cases include drug possession and multiple prohibition law pleas with fines and jail sentences.
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James E. Webb
U.S. Civil Service
John W. Macy Jr
Ludwig J. Andoisek
Robert E. Hampton
Gil Zimmerman
U. S. District Attorney
Holtzoff
Lewis H. West
West
Dwight Roper
Fullers Food Store
Somerville Rd
Decatur
Powell
Brumback
Alabama Supreme Court
McRae
Sarah Young
Miss Young
Morgan County
Leroy Barker
Rachel Reeves
Leroy Blackmon
Dora Sue Young
A. H. Freeman
Donald W. Slaten
The
Moose Lodge
Roman Reeves
Weather bulletin details Arctic cold and Midwest snow storm
A stationary cold front drives snow and ice from Nebraska to Kentucky and Tennessee with freezing rain across the Midwest. Temperatures dip into the upper 30s and 40s. buffalo and rochester report record low readings. Rain and snow spread east as a Gulf low moves into Louisiana and Alabama, then cools by Sunday.
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Decatur
Nebraska
Kansas
Kentucky
Tennessee
Midwest
Texas
North Dakota
Minnesota
Buffalo
N.Y
Rochester
N. Ly
Gulf
Louisiana
Alabama
Birthday Fire Hazard At Plant Succeeds In Spreading
Witness Devaney described a small flame at the Fruehauf plant that triggered an automatic fire prevention system. Cox, despite alarms and a half minute before flooding with carbon dioxide, ran as flames spread, clothes catching fire before coworkers extinguished the blaze on his shirt. Cox had worked at Fruehauf since September 1964.
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Devaney
Cox
Fruehauf
College Officials Comment on Raid and Student Status
Public relations leader Chuck Cooper said both students are temporarily held. He added that is the college’s only statement at this time. Lightfoot refused further detail about the raid and noted the investigation continues.
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Chuck Cooper
Cooper
Anniston Teen Represents Alabama in National Talent Contest
Anniston School entrant, 5 foot 7 and 120 pounds with chestnut hair, performed a vocal medley from The Sound of Music in the con test. She will represent Alabama in Mobile on March 15, winning 1000 dollars in cash and scholarships plus luggage and wardrobe.
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Anniston
Sound of Music
Alabama
Mobile
Elmer G. Kelley Sr
Connie Durham
Fort Payne
Janice Buckstone
Jasper
Celia Jenkins
Birmingham
Connie Conyers
Tuscaloosa
Cathy Johnson
Wallace consideres Miami Beach as 1964 convention site
Gov. Lurleen Wallace accompanies him as cancer treatment continues in Houston. A Wallace convention in Miami Beach is under tentative discussion though officials say no official selection has been made. Wallace camp seeks a candidate and platform acceptable to him, with plans to move quickly after the Republican nominating convention.
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Lurleen Wallace
M. D. Anderson Hospital
Houston
Wallaces
Miami
Miami Beach
Thomas H. Hart
Wallace
Hart
Montgomery
Bill Jones
Hunters Reflect After Daughter's Murder Remains Found
The Hunters speak of grief and hope after their daughter's remains were discovered and a coroner's jury ruled. They praise law enforcement, plan a Florida rest, and seek readjustment while pursuing closure and understanding of what happened. Their daughter Mary Faye was a pianist at Central Baptist Church and left a memorial piano to the church. The family contemplates life after tragedy as they resume daily routines and consider returning to work.
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Jean Dixon
Washington, D. C
Jim
Florence
Hunter
8Th Ave
Hunter Furniture Store
Death Called Apparent death by own action in Hartselle
Coroner ruled Harold Bramlett 38 of Hartselle apparent suicide by .22 rifle in his West Pike home. He died en route to Hartselle Hospital after his wife was at the scene. Police escorted the ambulance. funeral services to be announced by Peck Funeral Home.
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Hartselle
Morgan County
John McBride
Harold
Buddy) Bramlett
Hartselle Hospital
McBride
Bramlett
West Pike
Falkville
William Ryker
Peck Funeral Home
First Narcotics Suspect Students at Historic School
Authorities say the investigation has been ongoing for quite a while at the 142 year old school. This marks the first time students are held on suspicion of narcotics possession. Bonds are set at 1500 dollars each if tests prove narcotics.
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Lightfoot
Media to Use Unified Coverage Facilities for GOP Session
Report says television networks and other news media plan to utilize the same extensive coverage facilities during the upcoming GOP session. Officials expect coordinated access to pools and press areas to streamline dispatches and reduce redundancies.
New York Morning Stocks Roundup
Kaiser 4646 Morning Stocks lists numerous stock percentages for companies led by Am Air L Lorillard and Macy among others with gains and losses. Major names include RCA Raytheon Polaroid Sears Texaco Un Oil Cal Std Oil Ind and Westinghouse, reflecting a broad market snapshot.
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New York
Kaiser
Ligg & My
Allis Chal
Lockh Air
Am Air L
Lorillard
Am Can
Lou & Nash
Met Cl
Macy
Met
Martin Co
Mead Co
Am Tob
Midl So Util
Inc Minin MM
Mobil Oil
Monson
Inc
Phill Pet
Polaroid
Proct &. G
RCA
Rals Pur
Raytheon
Repub Stl
Rexall
Reyn Met
Rey Tob
St Regis Pap
Sou Co
Sperry Rd
Ind
Swift
Texaco
U S Plywood
U. S Steel
West UN Tel
Westy Elec
Winn Dixie
Honeywell
Woolworth
Int Bus Mch
Wrigley
Xerox
Int Paper
Nashville Livestock Market Report Sparks Wide Fluctuations
Nashville AP notes weekly livestock activity with cattle and calves receipts more than doubling from last week. Slaughter steers and heifers steady, cows steady. feeders firm, weaners higher. Hog prices mixed with overall steady averages. Sheep and lamb trade strong despite small receipts.
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Nashville
Tenn
Wall Street gains amid mixed blue chip performance
The stock market rose on a broad basis with volume of 9.67 million shares in four hours. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 2.60 to 897.19 while gains led movers like Glen Alden and IBM, with notable advances by Lone Star Gas and Armour. several names including Pfizer and Xerox slipped about two points.
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New York
Glen Alden
Lone Star Gas Rose
Armour
General Time
Insurance Co
North American
Standard Oil
California
Benguet
W. E. Heller
Transitron
Burlington Industries
del E. Webb
Pfizer
Illinois Central
Xerox
Owens-Illinois
General Electric
IBM
Trima
Homestake
Sears Roebuck
Iternational Telephone
For Rent in Somerville Modern 3 Bedroom House
For rent in Somerville a modern house with living room dining area kitchen built in cabinets laundry room deck electric heat and hardwood floors on a large lot with garden. Free water. $75 per month. Phone 353 4417.
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Ney Pa
Somerville
Pattie Aig
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Alabama Tenn
Nat’l Gas
American Amicable Life Bank of
Huntsville
Coastal States Life
First
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Nashville Livestock
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