Permit Issued To Demolish House At Cain And Well
City clerk's office issued a permit to Albert Isom to tear down a house at the intersection of Cain and Well streets for 500 dollars. Three Negroes were injured when their car collided with a parked vehicle on Vine Street at 9 47 p m Monday. Vera Mae Clack driver of the car was charged with driving without a license. Loren zo Rhoades and Maggie Johnson sustained head injuries. owner of the parked car was Leo Vaughn. Sheriff’s forces jailed a motorist for speeding and arrested another for intoxication on a highway.
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Albert Isom
Cain and
Well Streets
Vine St
Vera Mae Clack
Vine St. NW
Lorenzo Rhoades
Madison St
Maggie Johnson
Leo Vaughn
Sheriff's Forces
The Lord's Prayer as Pattern for Personal Prayers
The Lord's Prayer, found in Matthew 6 9 14 and Luke 2 2 4, is best viewed as a pattern for personal prayer rather than a verbatim exclusive formula. Jesus warned against vain repetition and suggested private, concise prayers, while the prayer itself expresses noble desires and can be taught to address God as Father through faith in Christ.
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Jesus
Christ
God
Jesus Christ
Cullman Man Found In Ravine
Clifford H. Laney, 34, of Blair Community Vinemont, survived a 6 1 2 hour ordeal after his 1955 Mercury left U S Highway 278 and fell into a ravine on Cul Pepper Hill. He suffered a brain concussion a broken jaw multiple injuries and was listed in fair condition at Cullman Hospital. His brother Buel Laney described the ordeal and said Clifford could move his limbs but remained trapped.
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Buel Laney
Clifford H. Laney
Clifford Laney
Culpepper Hill
Cullman Hospital
Laney
Cullman
North Alabama crackdown yields no traffic fatalities this weekend
The Highway Patrol reports no traffic deaths in 10 North Alabama counties over the holiday weekend and notes continued strict enforcement. Capt. Roy Bradford praised drivers and officers for a safe period while promising ongoing patrols and higher arrest numbers to reduce fatalities.
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Highway Patrol
Roy Bradford
W. B. Little
Bradford
Alabama
Radio-Tv
Jaycees
North Alabama
Capt
North
Cap
Decatur
Florence
Haleyville
Decatur Weather Update for Wednesday July 6
The report notes sunset at 7 04 p m and moonrise at 4 51 p m with sunrise at 4 41 a m and moonset at 3 32 a m tomorrow. It identifies the information as the nearest occurrence of this event in the year.
Fourth Of July Traffic Deaths Reach Record
The Associated Press reports a record high three day toll for Independence Day traffic deaths with an average of five fatalities per hour, surpassing the 407 mark in 1955 though below the 609 Christmas holiday record. The National Safety Council urges urgent action to curb highway deaths nationwide. States vary with Alaska Delaware New Hampshire reporting no deaths. Hawaii two. Ohio and California thirty or more.
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National Safety Council Today
Associated Press
Alaska
Delaware
New Hampshire
Hawaii
Ohio
California
Council
Johnson Puts Name In Race For Democratic Nomination
Senator Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas formally announced his candidacy for the Democratic presidential nomination at a news conference in Washington. The move comes six days before the Los Angeles convention, aimed at slowing Senator Kennedy's momentum.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Los Angeles
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Senate
United
Kennedy Says He Will Not Quit Race
Kennedy rejects Harry Truman's suggestion he drop out of the 1960 presidential race. The Massachusetts Democrat tells a nationwide audience he will not withdraw his name before the convention in Los Angeles on July 11, noting he risked his chances in all the primaries and visited every state.
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Kennedy
New York
John F. Kennedy
Harry Truman
Massachusetts
Truman
Los Angeles
Bullet Found Near Little Girl in Alabama Death Case
Authorities may link a bullet found at the lakeside cabin to the death of 9-year-old Barbara King during a Fourth of July outing near Lake Martin. Sheriff Holley confirmed the slug was pried from a cabin wall but withheld cause of death pending medical tests and toxicology review. The tragedy was witnessed by Barbara’s father John L. King and two playmates, with family members present inside the bungalow.
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Kowaliga
Ala
Barbara King
Lester Holley
Birmingham
Lake Martin
Carl J. Rehling
Holley
Barbara
John L. King
Tommy
Richard King
New Flag Reaches Hawaii After Maine Start
The 50 star flag began at Poland Spring Maine with Sgt Cynthia Stroheker raising it Monday. It traveled to Boston then on American Airlines to San Francisco and Pan American jet to Honolulu arriving at 3 50 p m Hawaiian time.
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Honolulu
Poland Springs
Maine
United States
Union
Hawaii
WAF
Cynthia J. Stroheker
New Gloucester
Boston
American Airlines
San Francisco
Pan American Jet
Weather and River Update for Decatur and Vicinity
Tennessee River at Keller Memorial Bridge shows 20.73 feet with a 16 foot fall in 24 hours and sea level at 555.03 feet. TVA lake stages include Guntersville 594.8 Wilson 507. High yesterday 90 at 3 p.m. low 72 at 4 a.m. today. At 11 30 a.m. today 83 degrees. Forecast calls for partly cloudy warm weather with scattered thundershowers this afternoon and evening. Winds mostly light to variable, gusty in storms. High today around 87.
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Decatur
Tennessee
Keller Memorial Bridge
TVA
Guntersville
Wilson
Frigidaire Unveils Lowest Priced Room AC Ever
Frigidaire announces the lowest priced room air conditioner in company history. The new model targets budget buyers with energy efficient performance and compact design suitable for small spaces. Availability and exact price to be announced.
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Frigidaire
Kennedy Health Critics Debate Nomination Viability
Senator John F Kennedy faces questions over health with supporters accusing opponents of desperation tactics. Robert Kennedy defends his brother amid claims of Addison's disease and cortisone treatment. Doctors cited in a June 1958 letter said Kennedy's adrenal glands function and health is excellent.
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Jack Bett
LOS Angeles
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Robert F. Kennedy
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Kennedy
Addison
John Connally
Citizens - For - Johnson Committee
India Edwards
Cochairman
Johnson Committee
Robert Kennedy
New York
Eugene J. Cohen
Janet Travell
Ante Empley
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Cornelian Hotel
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Decatur Shrine Club
Beasley’s Fish Camp
Athens
Florence Highway
Robert McKinney
7Th Ave
Nashville
Fogarty Brothers
Decatur Police
Morgan County Sheriff
Hollice Smith
Decatur Daily
Safety Council
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