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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1965

Page

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Johnson Proposes National Teachers Corps to Aid Poor Areas

President Johnson told 11 000 National Education Association delegates at Madison Square Garden that a national teachers corps will work with local teachers in cities slums and rural poverty areas. Corps members will be young recruits and experienced teachers ready to commit a year to the hardest schools. An armed threat to Johnson prompted a police alert later canceled with no explanation.

New York Johnson National Education Association Madison Square Garden Washington

Veterans and Turners family notices headlined local events

Veterans of World War I Morgan County Barracks 2405 and auxiliary meet Monday at 6 30 p m at the American Legion Home in Hartselle. The family of the late John Andrew and Mary Beasley Turner hold a family reunion Monday at 11 a m at the Tennessee Valley Experiment Station Belle Mina with picnic lunch and table settings. For information call Mary Turner Nora Turner or Dean Sims. William Earl Smith 15 of 2010 8th St SE injured in a wreck Friday morning on Prospect Drive SE when his motorcycle hit a panel truck. He is in good condition at Decatur General Hospital. Police report two other accidents Friday

Morgan County American Légion Hartselle John Andrew Mary Beasley Turner Tennessee Valley Experiment Station Belle Mina Mary Turner Nora Turner Dean Sims William Earl Smith 8Th St. SE Prospect Drive SE Smith Decatur General Hospital Bobby Gerald Aycock Stafford Road Decatur High School

Holiday highway tolls loom as deadly weekends repeat

Six people die in a truck car crash and a motorcycle accident leaves a 17 year old paralyzed. A 10 year old boy on a bicycle is killed in a residential area. The highway patrol warns of heavy traffic and predicts 470 to 570 fatalities during the 78 hour Fourth of July period.

Cora Blai Highway Patrol

Firecrackers Provoke Law Confusion Ahead of Fourth

Fireworks appear despite city ordinances prohibiting use or possession. Police plan continued enforcement while state health officials warn against unsafe cracker balls. The health chief urges caution to prevent harm as Independence Day approaches.

Cora Blair Ira L. Myers

Pope Paul VI May Visit United Nations in New York

Vatican sources say Pope Paul VI may travel to the United States after the new year to visit the United Nations in New York. A Vatican press release confirmed the pope appreciated the invitation from U Thant but noted timing and trip feasibility are not yet decided.

Vatican City Paul VI United Nations Vatican America Paul U.N U Thant New York

Sunny And Hot Weekend Forecast For July Fourth

A sunny weekend with hot weather is forecast for the July 4th holidays. Temperatures reach 93 today and may drop to 70 tonight with scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers possible Sunday. picnics are not expected to be washed out.

One in 160 Million Woman Featured in Decatur Daily

Sunday feature by writer John Knox profiles a Limestone County woman described as one in 160 million. The piece appears with discussion of highway death tolls this July 4 weekend and a progress report on the Huntsville Madison County Airport and North Alabama transportation complex by David Knight.

Limestone County John Knox Decatur Daily Gallup Huntsville Madison County David Knight North Alabama

Moulton Water Loan Approved for Dam and Lake

The Moulton Water Works Board won a $743000 loan from the Community Facilities Administration to build a Turkey Creek dam and a filtering system six miles north. The 80 acre lake will end the town’s water shortage and may boost customers by about 100 once completed. Construction is expected to start in four months with immediate rights of way and property assessments.

Moulton Moulton Water Works Board Community Facilities Administration Washington John Sparkman Lister Hill U. S Bob Jones Turkey Creek Here H. A. Alexander The Water Board Alexander

Boll Weevil Infestation Running High in Alabama

Auburn Extension Service warns cotton farmers of high boll weevil infestation across much of the state with northern counties reporting 25 percent in some fields. Entomologist Frank McQueen expects at least 10 percent in northern counties by mid July.

Auburn Auburn Extension Service Alabama Madison County Limestone Jackson Cherokee Cullman Fayette Morgan Auburn University Frank McQueen McQueen

Warplanes Hit Dien Bien Phu North of Hanoi

Thirty U S Air Force planes struck Dien Bien Phu in two 30 minute raids destroying six barracks and 12 buildings. The airfield runway was cratered after unleashing 59 tons of bombs plus rockets and missiles with no reported opposition.

Edwin Q. White Saigon South Viet Nam Dien Bien Phu France Hanoi Line Hanoi

Morale High Among U S Viet Troops Ezell Says

Col William O Ezell, returning to the U S from Da Nang Air Base, said American forces in Vietnam will be there a while and morale there is higher after intensified air raids on North Vietnam though he did not speak for all troops.

Montgomery Ala da Nang South Viet Nam Vietnam William O. Exell United States Viet Nam

Divers Recover Sunken Loot Off Florida Coast

Divers from Real Eight Corporation announce recovery of a Spanish treasure galley sunk in 1715 near Sebastian Inlet. More than 3,000 pounds of silver, including large discs and ingots, were displayed at the Real Eight Treasure Museum in Melbourne, with an early estimate of 60 000 dollars for the ingots recovered so far. The find may surpass last year’s 1.6 million haul from another galleon.

Melbourne Fla Real 8 Corporation Harry Cannon Corporation Fort Pierce Inlet Sebastian Inlet Cape Kennedy Real 8 Madrid

Home Grown Peaches For Sale At Reeves Fruit Stand

Jack Reeves Fruit Stand in Hertselle Alabama advertises home grown peaches for sale. Contact phone 773 2691 for orders and pickup.

Jack Reeves Fruit Stand Hertselle Ala

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