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Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1968

Page

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Hill shocked Alabama by announcing nonre election bid

U S Senator Lister Hill said Saturday he will not seek reelection prompting surprise among state leaders. Republicans claim early uncertainty while Democrats foresee a crowded field with Rep Armiested Selden and former Lt Gov Jim Allen likely to enter. Local party officials advocate younger candidates and caution that Hill's exit could affect party balance in Washington.

Ray Martin DAILY U.S Lister Hill Alfred Goldthwaite Jim Martin Sen. Hill Armistead Selden Jim Allen Sam McClennon Morgan County Democratic Executive Committee Selden Allen Albert Brewer McClendon Bob Harris Madison County Jack Giles Hill Martin Alabama Washington The Daily Saturday Decatur Harris Charles E. Carmichael Jr Tuscumbia Lurleen Wallace Senate

Fire Grips Town and Death Sentences in Alabama

In Opelika Ed ward Seibold was found guilty of killing nine year old Mary Sinclair and received the death sentence. He also faces charges in two other killings tied to the same rampage in Auburn and Town Creek fire destroyed G C Lingerie Corp leaving 582 workers unemployed. Plant plans to build anew and hire 200 more, with cause still undetermined.

Opelika, Ala Edward Seibold Seibold Mary Sinclair Auburn Auburn University Sinclair Sarah Elizabeth Mary Durant Sincair L. J. Tyner Lee Seibold Town Creek G. C. Lingerie Corp Yarvir Effie Scott Florence Ramona Muston

Morgan County Outstanding Young Farmer selections details

The De catur Jaycees run the Outstanding Young Farmer contest open to ages 21 to 35 in the Morgan County trade area. Nominees are judged on farm progress and community leadership with Jaycee appointed judges including a farm editor a farm agent and an agriculture teacher.

Decatur Jaycees Decatur Chamber of Commerce Morgan County Jaycees

Chorus Of Praise For State's Senior Senator

Washington reports a chorus of praise as Sen. Lister Hill of Alabama announces he will not seek re election. Hill, 73, has served 46 years in Congress and 30 in the Senate. Sen. John Sparkman regrets the retirement and hails Hill as a leader in health and education and co author of the Hill Burton Act.

Washington Lister Hill D-Ala Congress Senate John J. Sparkman Hill Alabama Sparkman Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee Hill-Burton

Prepare For The Worst Says Clark

Atty. Gen. Ramsey Clark urged preparation for possible riots this summer while aiming to prevent disorder through police intelligence and city leadership. He stressed the need to balance overacting and underacting and to address anger and frustration in the ghettos. Clark cautioned that one hotheaded beat officer could undo gains in community relations and noted vague plans for a large march in Washington.

C. Yates McDaniel Associated Press Washington (Ap Ramsey Clark Clark Martin Luther King

Marines Battle At Khe Sanh On Hill 861 Frontline Clash

North Vietnamese regulars clash with U S Marines on Hill 861 near Khe Sanh amid a broader push toward the DMZ. Reports note two days of fighting in the Khe Sanh area with heavy casualties and the 325C Division suspected in the action.

Khe Sanh Edwin Q. White Associated Press Saigon U.S South Vietnam Robert D. Ohman da Nang Divi Sion Khe An A Dmz Vietnam Quang Tri

Kasperak Fades After Transplant at Stanford

Mike Kasperak, 54, who received a heart transplant at Stanford Medical Center on January 6, remains in critical condition with internal bleeding and a suspected blood infection. He is on continuous transfusions and high-dose antibiotics and steroids as doctors monitor his recovery.

Stanford Calif Mike Kasperak Stanford Medical Center Kasperak

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