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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1963
Page
6
The listing shows radio stations WMSL WHOS WAJF WJIMW WJOF and WJOF tuning hours from early morning to late night with shifts from 4:55 A.M. to Midnight and sunset adjustments for defense readiness. It notes enemy attack contingency with sunset to 10:30 P.M. adjustments and references various frequencies including 102.1 860 1490 104.3 and 640 1240.
A Vatican newspaper editorial hints at desiring a U S representative at its headquarters while leaving room for doubt. The article notes mixed reactions to the proposal and the envoy’s cautious stance on sending a representative.
A 1960 Kennedy ambassador bid draws mixed votes from senators and editors while public opinion recalls 1950 uproar over Gen. Clark nomination. Some say prayer in schools and Vatican ties affect policy, others urge presidential discretion.
Mobile officials postponed action on a proposed city tax after a lengthy session and a failed vote. The article notes controversy over a 3 percent measure and concerns about city finances. It also references a separate Miami column about a wife purchasing a wig for 350 dollars and a critical reaction from her husband.
Birmingham Bank merger approval announced with terms calling for 1.8 shares of Bank for Savings stock at $5 par value to be exchanged. Details indicate regulatory clearance and the planned share swap structure between the two institutions.
Dogs receive biscuits from the Dover Road National City Bank drive in window as clerks slip treats through the banking slot. The ploy rewards canine patrons while their owners conduct business at the drive in window.
At New York’s first national automobile show in 1900 an exhibit featured about 300 vehicles using gasoline steam and electric power.
Mobile harbormaster Capt. Peter F. Shea reports 164 vessels arrived in June, down from 184 in May. The June total also falls short of 149 arrivals in June of the previous year.
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