Decatur Officials Hear Telstar Space Programs Talk
Jesse B. King of Southern Bell will address the Decatur ASPE chapter on Telstar satellite launches and AT T space research programs. The Decatur High School Father’s Night Dinner moved from Jan 17 to Jan 24. City jail records list charges including reckless driving disorderly conduct and speeding. eleven jailed at Morgan County Jail Tuesday with nine transient prisoners en route to Kilby prison.
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Why some preachers promise gifts from God
The answer explains that God is not a servant but believers are His slaves in dedication yet His children with access to guidance and strength. It notes promises and assurances, including forgiveness, help in the present, and eternal security, within a father child relationship.
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300 Highway layoffs under Wallace fiscal watch
State Highway Director Ed Rodgers laid off about 300 provisional and per diem workers amid a financial crisis as Gov. George Wallace orders tighter spending. Wallace also curbs state car use, bans alcohol agents, and plans a legislative study, with a special session possible after interim findings.
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Clemson Ordered to Admit Negro Harvey Gantt at Clemson College
The 4th Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a lower court ruling and paved the way for Harvey B. Gantt to enroll at all white Clemson College. South Carolina officials plan to appeal to the Supreme Court, with a possible Feb 1 start for Gantt’s next semester.
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We Deal Only With Us. We Handle Our Own Papers.
Robinson's on 2nd Avenue advertises exclusive handling of local papers. The notice emphasizes sole responsibility and directs readers to the store for related services.
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Mobile School Board Denies Negro Integration Petition
The Mobile County School Board rejected a petition by J L Le Flore on behalf of 27 Black residents seeking desegregation within 60 days. The board cited ongoing building programs and said it would not present a desegregation formula at this time.
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Boyle Offers Column Hints At Jaycees Banquet
Hal Boyle the Daily and national columnist spoke at the Decatur Jaycees banquet describing how he collects interviews from children and a hermit named Silas. He recalled writing about poisonous snakes and receiving an avalanche of letters rather than support. Barrett Shelton Jr. acted as toastmaster and prizes were awarded to Talmadge Crawford for 1962.
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Ryan’s Crossroads
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Castro Calls for Latin American Revolution Unite World Communism
Fidel Castro urged a Cuba style upheaval across Latin America and pressed for a united world communist movement. He spoke to a largely female audience about imperialism targeting the Caribbean and internal divisions within socialism, as Khrushchev also urged union for world peace.
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Brazil plane crash toll rises to 13 in rainstorm
A Convair airliner with 45 aboard crashed onto three homes near Sao Paulo during a rainstorm. The disaster marks Brazil's fifth commercial crash in seven weeks.
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Khrushchev Warns of Nuclear War Reach in Berlin Speech
Soviet Premier Khrushchev told East German party members in Berlin that the United States has about 40,000 atomic warheads. He said a full U S exchange would kill 700 to 800 million people and warned a 100 megaton bomb could not be used in Western Europe. He urged peace as socialism's prime task and argued against winning socialism through nuclear war.
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Markets At A Glance From New York And Chicago
Markets at a glance show Stogks-Lower with profit-taking. Bonds mixed as governments rise. Cotton higher with new crop months strong. In Chicago old crop months corn firm, oats firm with corn demand. Soybeans strong with active nearby. Hogs steady to 25 cents lower, top $17. Slaughter steers strong to 50 cents lower, top $29.50.
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