Hospital Admissions and Dismissals List
Hospital admissions include Vaughn Blankenship Decatur Miss Pauline Langford 411 Memorial Dr NW Mrs Betty Bouldin 1511 B Mrs Margaret Roberson Hartselle Michael Mason Somerville 3 Mrs Eleanor Broadway Elkton Tenn Dismissals include Mrs Norma Shirley Decatur John Ricks 809 5th Ave SE Horace Stewart 1109 5th Ave SE Mrs Mildred Davis Decatur Benoit Devaney Madison 3 Johnny McAllister Athens Mrs Madeline Hurst 602 Memorial Dr SW
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughn Blankenship
Horn
Decatur
Pauline Langford
Memorial
Betty Bouldin
Margaret Roberson
Hartselle Michael .Mason
Somerville
Eleanor Broadway
Elkton
Tenn
John Ricks
5Th Ave
Horace Stewart
Mildred Davis
Benoit Devaney
Madison
Johnny McAllister
Athens
Madeline Hurst
Doctor debate on alcohol education in schools rages on
Mrs. Fred J. Tooze of Evans ton Illinois, leader of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union, condemns the Chafetz plan labeling it turning public schools into alcohol training grounds. Dr. John Krantz of Maryland calls it potentially useful noting half of Americans use alcohol. Dr. Rosenfeld from Connecticut cautions the stance. Mrs. Leonard Volkert of St Louis argues early exposure matters.
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Fred J. Tooze
Evanston, Ill
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Chafetz
John Krantz
University of Maryland
America
J. E. Rosenfeld
Alcoholism Division
Connecticut
St.Louis, Mo
Poberezny to keynote Huntsville dinner. officers named
Lt Col Paul H Poberezny national Experiential Aircraft Association president will headline the Tennessee Valley chapter dinner in Huntsville. William T Given is install as president elect as part of new officer slate. Past Matrons Club of Mary Lou Dancy Chapter meets Monday at 7 pm at 2409 15th Ave SE. Police report four hubcaps stolen from Floyd E Cotton 1964 Ford Thursday. Decatur police logged three injury accidents Friday. Carolyn Springer 29 was treated after a three car crash at Holly St and 6th Ave NE involving Nancy Agnew and Ruth Hudson升. Two vehicle crash at 6th Ave and Gordon Dr SE and a driveway mishap at 804 5th Ave SE damaged a parked car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul H. Poberezny
Experimental Aircraft Association
Tennessee Valley
Huntsville
William T. Given
Mary Lou Dancy
Douglas Rogers
15Th Ave
Floyd E. Cotton
11Th Ave
Decatur
Cotton
Holly St
6Th Ave
Carolyn Springer
Hartseller
Decatur General Hospital
Nancy R. Agnew
Stratford Rd
Ruth W. Hudson
Gordon Dr
Patricia Ann Farrer
7Th Ave
Marjorie A. Francis
7Th Ave. NW
5Th Ave
Chester Hidgon
Sherman St
Vaughn Minor
Alabama pulpwood boom predicted by APA report
The American Pulpwood Association projects Alabama will become the south’s second largest pulpwood user by 1968 with consumption rising from 2 693 000 cords in 1964 to 5 028 000 cords. Growth hinges on rail capacity and labor supply as plants expand in Selma Pine Hill and Andalusia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Alabama
South
American Pulpwood Association
APA
Selma
Pine Hill
Andalusia
Flood Toll Tops 363 In Rio After Heavy Rain
Rio de Janeiro state authorities report four days of downpours left at least 363 dead while more than 40,000 residents received typhoid shots to prevent an outbreak as the city endures its worst flood in 400 years. In Vietnam, U S officials note a seasonal pause in Viet Cong incidents amid a peace offensive. In Warsaw, Gomulka demands church loyalty and state control over political activity by Catholic officials and bishops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Warsaw
Poland
Communist Party
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Stefan
Cardinal Wyszynski
Government of
People’ S Poland
Gomulka
Senator Long backs Johnson tax plan for Finance Committee
Washington AP reports Senator Russell Long says Johnson tax proposals have merit and will gain sympathetic Finance Committee consideration once the House acts. Long notes the committee will review the plan amid current hearings and clarifies timing. Local industry data on canned goods is mentioned in brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Russell ‘B. Long
D-La
Johnson
Committee On Finance
Long
Britain to unveil tough Rhodesia sanctions next week
Prime Minister Wilson said firmer action against the Salisbury regime would follow a meeting with Commonwealth leaders in Lagos. London officials expect sanctions aimed at ending the Rhodesian rebellion within six months to be announced next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wilson
Commonwealth
Lagos
Nigeria
Salisbury
Decatur General Admissions Names Listed by Officials
A published list from Decatur General Admissions includes Mrs Julian L Carson of 1303 16th Ave SE, Mrs Burnard B Kennemer of Athens, Virgil Newby of 204 Memorial Dr NW, Mrs Orville A Arnett of 1625 7th St SW, Mark Colwell of Athens, Oliver H Barnett of Elkmont, Mrs Newel D Yargrough of 1517 Buena Vista Dr, Clarence Eaves of Elkmont, Jimmy R White of 1816 College 1St SE, William J Bronaugh Jr of 1610 Brookmead Rd, James Dietz of Decatur, and Mrs Glennes Moore of Belle Mina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Orville A. Arnett
7Th St
Mark Colwell
Athens
Oliver H. Barnett
Elkmont
Newel D. Yargrough
Buena Vista
Clarence Eaves
Jimmy R. White
College
William J. Bronaugh Jr
Brookmead
James Dietz
Decature
Glennes Moore
Belle Mina
Local Names Listed in Mt Hope and Moulton Notices
A populated line of names appears from Mt Hope Moulton and Town Creek areas including Sally Martin Annie Martin Mary Martin Pauline Terry Natalya Clemons Lizzie Roberts Eunice Robbins Mrs Wendell Roberson Vada Mae Walker Clarence Terry Danny Johnson Mrs Walter Loosier Alice Martin Donna Glenn. The fragment lists residents connected to Mt Hope Moulton and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vada Mae Walker
Mt. Hope
Clarence Terry
Moulton
Danny Johnson
Walter Loosier
Town Creek
Alice Martin
Donna Glenn
Births at Black-Chandler Hospital for Hurst family
Mr and Mrs James Hurst of 608 Holland Drive announce the birth of a son on Monday at Black Chandler Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hurst
Holland Drive
Black-Chandler Hospital
Kashmir plebiscite demand, India’s stance after Tyagi resignation
Tension over Kashmir’s future control grows as Pakistan and India argue for a plebiscite while India asserts Kashmir as integral. Shastri dies in Samarkand and Gulzari Lal Nanda becomes interim PM, pledging to honor the declaration. Four potential Congress leaders vie to head the government including Cha van Gandhi Morarji Desai and Kamara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress Party
Y. B Chavan
Indira Gandhi
Morarji Desai
Kumaraswami Kamara
Two River Hints of Civil Rights Workers Disappearance
In July 1964 authorities searched for three missing civil rights workers near Philadelphia Mississippi. Edwards testified Appell said James Ford Seale and others beat two Negroes then left them alive in a field. Edwards' charges were later dropped. Seale refused to answer questions about the whipping or Edwards' statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Humphrey and Kosygin Discuss Peace Talks in New Delhi
Vice President Humphrey and Soviet Premier Kosygin talked during an early morning stroll in the New Delhi palace gardens. They attended Shastri funeral events and reviewed Johnson’s State of the Union, including peace efforts in Viet Nam and the Indian Pakistani conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey
Kosygin
Presidential Palace Gardens
New Delhi
Dean Rusk
United States
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Rusk
Saigon
South Viet Nam
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
McCloskey
Washington
North VietNam
Brezhnev Seeks Communist Unity Over Vietnam Conflict
A Moscow dispatch says Brezhnev, visiting Mongolia, urged unity to counter U S aggression in Vietnam. The Tass report offered no sign of changed Soviet support for North Vietnam as Johnson pauses bombing to push peace talks. Washington notes North Vietnam rebuilds rail lines and bridges toward Red China as lull reaches 22 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Harriman
Saigon
Johson
Moscow
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Mongolia
U.S
Viet. Nam
Tass
Soviet Union
North Viet
Nam
Johnson
North Viet Nam
Washington
Red
China
Worship Shapes Life Says Methodist Leader
In Chicago the Rev Michael Daves argues in a Methodist magazine that regular church attendance matters. He asserts worship at fixed times guides how believers live and that worship binds in the sense that God claims believers and calls them to offer their lives as the acceptable gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Michael Daves
Cullman Man Is Paroled
A Cullman man, Charles E. Sanders, was paroled by the Alabama Pardon and Parole Board among 12 inmates. Sanders had been sentenced to 21 months imprisonment last February for burglary while 16 other applications were denied and no pardons granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Kirby Prison
Alabama Pardon and Parole Board
Charles E. Sanders
Italian knitwear colors and bold fashion craze in Italia
Italian fashion features sunny day bikinis and apron skirts paired with vivid color blocks. Designers Inesmarina Lida Nardini Romanlla and Golf Tricots stitched color sections into knitwear with zigzag lines and mismatched pants, while models sport horsehair styles with triple ponytails for humorous flair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inesmarina
Lida
Italia
Rain Forecast Fades as Winds Lighten Across Area
Weather bureau spokesman says decreasing clouds and light northerly winds of 8 to 15 mph will push the light rain out of the area this morning. Sundays outlook remains mostly cloudy and cool with highs near 45 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paget
Weather Bureau
City, County Boards Seek Orders Over School Recruitment
Civil rights workers begin entering city and Brighton schools to aid registration drives. They demand night and neighborhood registration to reach workers who cannot attend during day. Federal injunctions ban use of children in protests, seen as vital for large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Board of Education
County Board of Education
Brighton
SCLC
U.S
Hobart Grooms
Clarence W. Allgood
Seybourn H. Lynne
Shuttlesworth
SCLS
Birmingham
Bessemer
U. S. Atty
Nicholas Katzenbach
Jefferson County
A. G. Gaston
March on Capitol Over Bond Seat Refusal
On January 1000 Martin Luther King Jr. led twin marches against the House failure to seat Bond a 26 year old Democrat from Atlanta Bond supported a Viet Nam policy critique and draft card protests while state police clashed with demonstrators a federal judge ordered a three judge panel to hear Bond's lawsuit to force seating King condemned the House action at the rally
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Luther King Jr
House
Bond
Atlanta
U.S
Viet Nam
King
Transit Wage Dispute Increases Put Under Scrutiny
Federal experts estimate labor costs rising 4.5 to 4.6 percent yearly as Lindsay and Johnson debate a voluntary 3.2 to 3.6 percent guide post. Feinsinger, who mediated, now cites 3.6 percent, while the mayor allows discounting of money to eliminate wage inequities across city transit and other departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
Johnson
Lindsay
Nathan Feinsinger
Feinsinger
Deaths Mrs Hatalene Ricks At 47
Mrs Hatalene Ricks 47 of 809 Fifth Ave SE died Thursday at 9 50 p m at Baugh Wiley Smith Hospital Services are at 2 p m today at Guntharp Funeral Home chapel Travis Corner officiating Burial follows in Rose Lawn Cemetery Guntharp directing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatalene Ricks
5Th Ave
Baugh-Wiley-Smith
Guntharp Funeral Home Chapel
Travis Corner
Roselawn
Guntharp
Burleson Rites Set for Decatur Resident at Gunthorp
Johnnie Elmer Burleson 56 of 849 Moulton Street East died Saturday at 8 30 a m in Huntsville of an apparent heart attack. Services Sunday 2 p m at Gunthorp Funeral Home Chapel burial in Rose Lawn Cemetery. Nephews to serve as pallbearers. Burleson lifelong Decatur resident member of Limestone Presbyterian Church employed at Busch Jewelry Co Huntsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie Elmer Burleson
Moulton St. E
Huntsville
Gunthorp Funeral Home
Roselawn
Eleanor E. Burleson
Decatur
Johnnie Elmer Burleson Jr
Mary Bauer
Salt Lake City
Utah
James Burleson
Somerville
Jack Burleson
W. A. Best
Birmingham
Nanyine Cary
California
Evellyn Wilkinson
Ruby Tremelling
Los Angeles
Calif
Burleson
Limestone Presbyterian Church
Busch Jewelry Co
Slain Shotguns of Staked-Out Police Men Firestone Plot
Police describe a kidnap plot tied to Firestone Tire president and Beverly Hills resident Burns Bailey. Informant Scalla aided by officers planned car theft and a staged escape. The trio faced gunfire at the entry to Firestone’s Beverly Hills home while investigators probe a large ransom scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firestone
San Francisco
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
California
Harvey Firestone
Rubber Company
Akron
Ohio
Albert Garber
Bailey
Hankins
Scalla
Los Angeles
Hawkins
B. L Cork
Beverly Hills
Star Belt
Beestings Death Toll Compared to Venomous Snakes
The article states that stings from bees wasps hornets yellow jackets and ants kill as many people in the United States each year as all venomous snakes combined and other venomous creatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Weather and Sky Indicators Point to Nearer Venus
The report notes Venus is visible near sunset at 6 09 p m and lies under 27 million miles from Earth the closest approach since 1962. It also lists Saturday January 15 with sunset at 5 00 p m sunrise 6 54 a m and moon phase details including a new moon on January 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venus
Mars
Earth
Weather and river readings at Keller Memorial Bridge
Tennessee River reading Friday morning at Keller Memorial Bridge was 16.50 feet with sea level reading 550.80 feet. Forecast calls for cloudy and cool conditions with occasional rain ending by mid day. Tonight and Sunday expect considerable cloudiness and continued cool with light northeasterly winds. High around 40 and low near 32.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Keller Memorial Bridge
Barker Death of Cedar Lake Resident 56
Negro death notice for Lee Barker 56 Cedar Lake who died at home Tuesday. Funeral set Sunday 2 p.m. at St Peters Baptist Church with Rev Samuel Moore officiating. Carl M Sykes Funeral Home in charge. Survived by widow Ruth, three children, six sisters, four brothers and an aunt. Also mentions 1965 South Africa gold production forecast exceeding 30 million fine ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
den Barker
Cedar Lake
St. Peters Baptist Church
Samuel Moore
Carl M. Sykes
Ruth Barker
Beenie Ruth Barker
Carolyn Barker
Lee Alvin Barker
Louise Atkins
Memorable image of wounded child shocks photographer
A homeless wounded child left a lasting impression on AP photographers. The stark portrait captures a moment of distress that remains unforgettable for viewers and collectors seeking powerful documentary imagery.
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Norma Shirley
Decator
W. S. Bromley
Bruno Wil Vig Hanings
Tashkent
Work Plus Worship
Cullman
Mrs
Johnnie E. Burleson
City & State
Decatur Daily
South Africa
the World
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