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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1963
Page
4
The season is nearing completion and is expected to be officially over by July 1, with final results and summaries to follow.
The Alabama newspaper extends best wishes to George C. Wallace as he becomes governor at midnight. It notes his birth in 1919, his rise from struggle to leadership, and outlines expected challenges including education funding highway financing industry growth reapportionment redistricting and school integration within court bounds. It praises his dedication and expresses hope for progress in Alabama.
Washington sees John W. McCormack emerge as the effective House leader after Sam Rayburn. Key allies Carl Albert and Hale Boggs keep the Rules Committee moderate and aligned with Kennedy White House, stabilizing passage power despite past dominance.
A reflection on whether high intelligence and superior powers matter if not used to benefit mankind. It cites Ruskin’s question Does he work and argues that genius is meaningful only when applied to human welfare.
Senate Rackets Chairman McClellan widens inquiry into a 62 million dollar General Dynamics fighter contract. The probe questions why civilian leaders overturned military boards to back this deal, potentially reshaping a multi billion dollar program and Crown's political influence.
Police report four traffic accidents on icy city streets Sunday. J R Mitchell, 22, was charged with reckless driving after his 1950 Pontiac hit Samuel E Cooper, 25, at Austinville Road and 4th Avenue SE. Earnest M Hudson, 45, was cited for no license after a collision on 6th Avenue SE. Emily P Blizzard, 16, lost steering on icy Wadsworth Street SE, striking a parked truck owned by Alabama Oil Co. T A Claxton, 30, and Wayne M Compton, 22, collided on US 31 north at Wilson Street.
A 17 year old Lawrence County youth identified as William Nix remained in Lawrence County Jail after weekend arrest for assault with a deadly weapon. He allegedly attacked another youth, Willard Allen, at Federal Truck Stop on Highway 20.
A specialist reports a breakthrough that enables rapid relief from bronchial asthma choking cough gasping and spasms without internal drugs. Available as Dr. Green Mountain in cigarette or compound form with no prescription required, ask your druggist.
The 1963 feature notes how local supermarkets now offer up to 8000 items many newly developed and 7 percent cheaper via convenience foods. It highlights built in chef services and rapid competition among stores, predicting growth to 12000 items and continued non food expansion by 1975.
In Hartselle a Sunday passed without a blue law violation as Han D Way Market owned by Glenn Crook stayed closed. A Decatur market rep said local merchants urged Crook to remain shut until the City Council decides on issuing Sunday delicatessen licenses. The council was to meet Tuesday at 5 p.m. to decide.
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