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Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1963

Page

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Weather turns wintry as snow, ice hit region after mild day

Snow and ice move in after a warm spell with highs near 70 in parts of North Alabama. Forecasters predict freezing temperatures tonight with a zero to five degree low, an inch or more of snow expected, and roads likely to ice over. Emergency notes report ice sticking to cars and trees while officials warn of dangerous travel conditions.

Muscle Shoals Dick Watkins City Electric Department North Alabama

Teccatur Diary Teccatur Diary

Highway Patrol examiners saw 116 license applications in three counties last week with 31 pass 36 learner permits 32 fails 10 vehicles failed inspection and 7 incomplete. Huntsville police report two cars stolen Friday afternoon in Huntsville a 1956 Buick and a 1953 Oldsmobile. The Southern Railway lift span at Florence will close 8 am to 6 pm January 23 for cable replacement. A truck owned by the U.S. government had a broken window from a rock at Simmons Service Station. Alabama Nurses Association meets January 14 at Decatur Hospital with guest speaker Mrs Caulfield on Progressive Nursing. An adult literature class forms Mondays 7 to 8 30. Contact Mrs Douglas Stewart. Rising Sun Lodge 29 calls meeting Monday 7 pm for M M Degree. refreshments served Masters invited. See DIARY On Page 2.

John Brom H. L. Hester Alabama Nurses Association Decaene Hospital Eines Rising Sun Lodge

Nuclear Talks Slated to Open in New York

President Kennedy faces a new round of exploratory talks with Soviet representatives in New York on Monday to test Moscow hints of a possible nuclear test ban. U.S. officials say both sides may be reaching diminishing returns in their programs, but skepticism remains high about any policy shift on inspection. Foster will lead the U.S. delegation.

Washington Kennedy New York Moscow Soviet Union United States U.S Red China State Department William C. Foster

Be Not Anxious for Tomorrow Says Christ Master Teacher

E N argues anxiety can be borrowed or faith exercised decide tomorrow to carry faith or anxiety Christ says seek first the kingdom of God avoiding undue worry Life on a spiritual level eases small fears Let not your heart be troubled and hope remains through faith and love in the heart.

Christ Jesus Disraeli

Blood Need Here in Morgan County Hospitals Demand Blood

Morgan County asks for more blood as nine hospitals and clinics use twice what is collected. Over six months 620 pints were used while 332 pints were collected. yearly collection totaled 615 pints. See BLOOD on Page 2.

Morgan

Helicopters Taking Toll In Viet Nam Report

AP reports rising U S helicopter casualties in Vietnam prompting tactics review. Seven bodies were recovered Saturday from an island in the Mekong River delta amid 53 American deaths to date.

Saigon South Viet Nam United States Mekong River

Fire guts Dearman Body Shop in downtown blaze

A fire of undetermined origin damaged Dearman’s Body Shop at 115 2nd Ave. NE during a Saturday snowstorm. Fire crews from stations 1 and 2 responded, covering the scene by 10:15 p.m. Two customer vehicles were heavily damaged. owner Virgil Dearman was not at the site for comment.

Dearman 2Nd Ave. NE Virgil Dearman Moulton Lawrence Motors 2Nd Ave Princess Theater

Chic Look Of Dior Worth Waiting

Fashion writers preview spring haute couture in New York as they study chic styles for waiting for a ship to come in and after it lands. Eleanor Lambert organized the weekend program, highlighting Dior and other American haute couture trends.

Dior New York Eleanor Lambert

Winter At Its Worst Spans All Of Country

A blizzard swept parts of the Midwest as cold broke long-standing records across the nation. Temperatures plunged to as low as 56 degrees below zero from the West to the Great Lakes, with heavy snow and fog in the East. At least 17 deaths were reported across Michigan Colorado Wisconsin Maryland Nebraska Oregon New Hampshire South Dakota. Snow accumulations reached 2 to 9 inches in Iowa and limited visibility near Huron South Dakota. A Revels, South Dakota school burned as fire crews faced travel delays. Snow totals: Michigan up to 5 inches Southern Minnesota 3 to 4 inches Wisconsin 2 to 7 inches. Hazardous driving warnings issued in Lower Michigan New York state and New England. Mt Mansfield Vermont recorded 4 inches of new snow. See WINTER on Page 2.

Great Lakes Michigan Colorado Wisconsin Maryland Nebraska Oregon New Hampshire South Dakota Iowa Huron S.D Reville Minnesota Lower New York State New England Mt. Mansfield

Wallace Inauguration Amid Pageantry and Tension

George C. Wallace is sworn in as Alabama governor amid gay pageantry and racial tension. He disobeys federal court orders on integration, takes the oath with his brother officiating, as thousands attend in Montgomery. Lieutenant Governor James B. Allen also takes the oath for a second term.

Rex Thomas Montgomery George C. Wallace Alabama Jefferson Davis Wallace Jack Gover Form Lurlene James B. Allen Gadsden Lee Wallace

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