Limestone County deputies end long service as Evans takes oath
Norton and Johnston, two longtime Limestone County law officers under Sheriff Clyde Ennis, retire as M W Buddy Evans assumes office Monday. Norton leaves after 18 years of service. Johnston also retires from law work while seeking another job. Both recall many years in Athens and the old jail, stressing honesty as key.
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Norton
Johnston
Clyde Ennis
M. W
Buddy) Evans
Limestone County
Athens
Strout
Pulaski
Tenn
Limestone County Sheriff's Office
Johnston Johnston
Ennis
J. C. Smith
UF Campaign To Be Renewed
James A King United Fund campaign chairman announced the annual drive for 25 community service agencies will resume next week. Current collections total just over $152 000 and the goal is $164 367 with volunteers urged to redouble efforts to finish the campaign.
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James A
Gus” King
United Fund
King
Outstanding Young Farmer Named From Ryan Crossroads
Ryan Crossroads man Talmadge Crawford, 29, earns the Outstanding Young Farmer award and will be honored at the Decatur Junior Chamber of Commerce Distinguished Service Award Banquet at Decatur Country Club. Crawford, who owns about 800 acres raising cotton, corn, hogs and cattle, credits the Auburn Extension Service and soil tests for his success. Hal Boyle of the Associated Press will also be featured at the banquet.
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Decatur Country Club
Talmadge Crawford
D. T. Crawford
Crawford
Ryan High School
Auburn
Extension Service
Hal Boyle
Associated Press
Morgan County
Jaycees
Moulton Jaycees Nominate Doctor for Outstanding Young Men
The Moulton Jaycees selected Dr. R. H. Rhyne of Moulton as a nominee for one of Alabama’s Four Outstanding Young Men. The honorees will be honored at a banquet in Montgomery on January 23 for achievements in culture, business and religion. Also mentioned are President Kennedy’s 360 speeches and Nixon’s $12 in the last presidential campaign.
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Moulton Jaycees
R. H. Rhyne
Alabama
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Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Mid-Continent
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Great Lakes
mid-West
Tennessee Valley
John Patterson
Waterway Authority
Central
South America
Tennessee
Tombigbee
Columbus
Miss
Gainesville
Ala
Demopolis
Campaign pledge drive extended through January urges quick gifts
King noted the campaign extension into January and urged all groups not yet responding to this year’s call for support to make their pledges immediately.
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King
Sparkman backs electoral college reform plan
Sen John Sparkman of Alabama joins bipartisan support for a constitutional amendment to base electoral votes on the percentage of the popular vote. He notes reform would end minority group leverage in swing states while keeping the electoral vote as a partial reflection of the popular vote.
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Washington
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Sparkman
Senate
No Transfer Plans: Meredith Denies Return To Jackson State
James H. Meredith called reports of plans to rejoin Jackson State College after the current term inaccurate. He said he would not register for the second semester at Ole Miss unless the atmosphere improved and did not disclose other plans. Examinations run Jan. 17 to 25 with registration Jan. 31. Meredith remained on campus amid earlier jeering but no incidents Saturday.
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Oxford, Miss
James H. Meredith
Memphis
Jackson State College
University of Mississippi
Meredith
Jackson State
Ole Miss
Belle Mina man elected treasurer at institute meeting
Joe W. Worthey of Belle Mina was elected treasurer of the Agricultural Ammonia Institute during its 12th annual meeting at the Westward Ho Hotel in Phoenix Illinois. Worthey is president of Worthey & Anderson Gas and Fertilizer Co. The report notes more than 700 trade fairs will be held in 61 countries in 1963.
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Belle Mina
Agricultural Ammonia Institute
Westward Ho Hotel
Phenix
Ill
Joe W. Worthey
Worthey & Anderson Gas and Fertilizer Co
You And Your Pets By Worth Lanier DVM
A veterinary ethics column discusses the oath guiding veterinarians and the need for clear client communication. It explains that pet owners should understand diagnoses, treatments, and costs, while veterinarians temper language for stressed clients and provide informed recommendations based on knowledge and training.
One Big Change in Morgan County Local Offices
Five officials began their terms after the November election with Jesse C. Pettey starting July 4 as county superintendent. The sole new local change at midnight Tuesday is Leslie Doss taking over as county solicitor from Miles Powell. Incumbents R. L. Handley Knox L. McRae Lewis C. Brown Paul P. Collier Clyde Maples retained seats. State legislators Gilchrist Brewer and Slate were sworn in last week in Montgomery.
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Jesse C. Pettey
Leslie Doss
Miles Powell
R. L. Handley
Knox L. McRae
Lewis C. (Pinkie) Brown
Paul P. Collier
Clyde Maples
Board of Revenue
Alex Collier
Karl Hough
County Board of Education
Montgomery
Bob Gilchrist
Albert Brewer
Ralph Slate
Careful Vet Client Trust Builds Strong Pet Care Bond
A positive bond between pet owners and veterinarians stems from mutual regard and consistent, responsive care. The article highlights how respectful communication and reliable treatment reinforce confidence in veterinary services.
Fitzpatrick Steps Down As Head Of Bakery
Thomas H. Fitzpatrick retires after leading Mc Gough Bakeries Corp. in Decatur since 1935. John D. Lee succeeds him as head. Lee, a World War II veteran from Kansas City, comes from Birmingham with a business degree earned in 1947.
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Thomas H. Fitzpatrick
McGough Bakeries Corp
John D. Lee
William P. McGough
Birmingham
Decatur
Florida
Texas
South Carolina
Gordon Dr. SE
McGough
Grant St
Kansas City
Lee
Birming
Mediation Battle Aims to End New York Newspaper Strike
A panel of federal state and city mediators opens talks to resolve a 36 day strike affecting ten unions across nine papers. The factfinding panel criticized the International Typographical Union leaders for staging the walkout. Contracts for most unions expire in coming weeks as talks seek a common end date.
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International Typeographical Union
Local 6
Factfinders
Stephen I. Schlossberg
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Vincent D. McDonnell
New York State Board of Mediation
Morris Tarshis
City Labor Department
Times
Journal-American
Daily News
Mirror
Long Island Star- Journal
Long Island Press
Mailers
American Newspaper Guild
Dynamite Bomb Found Near Birmingham Negro Business
Police in Birmingham report a homemade dynamite bomb found in front of a Negro business Wednesday night. Mrs. M. W. Ryles discovered the device under shrubbery at her northside home. four sticks of dynamite, a brown paper bag, string, and a three foot fuse were identified. Detective Lt. M. H. House noted the fuse had burned to the detonating cap before going out. A grocery receipt in the bag is being checked as a possible clue.
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Birmingham
M. W. Ryles
Northside
Ryles
M. H. House
House
McGough Headed Home Office Veteran and Family Ties
A Presbyterian and a Mason, he is married with two daughters and serves in the McGough home office. The notice confirms family and fraternal affiliations in a concise biographical sketch.
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Ham
McGough
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