Moulton Briefs: probation violation arrest and local notices
A 19 year old Moulton youth returned from Corinth Mississippi on probation violation related to burglary charges. Jack Fuller joined the Alabama Highway Patrol in Lawrence County as a state trooper. Fundraising dinner for George Wallace supporters set July 19 at the National Guard Armory. Board of Registrars session scheduled at the courthouse today and Saturday. Fire marshal rules arson caused a fire destroying a county official’s home. SBA rep to visit Huntsville Monday to discuss loan policies with businessmen.
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Corinth
Miss
Lawrence County
Leonard Stover
Leonard Griffin
Tapscott’s
Mississippi
Jack Fuller
Alabama Highway Patrol
Fuller
Elba
Wilcox County
Freeman Floyd
South Alabama
Elvis Cochran
Billy Canfield
George Wallace
National Guard
Wallace
Howard Dees
Hiram Cook
Dees
Pete Rutherford
Joe M Young Memorial Scholarship Created at Athens College
Athens College establishes the Joe M Young Memorial Scholarship in memory of the late Dr. Joe M Young who headed the education department. President Dr Frank N Philpot confirms the fund and criteria set by faculty and Young family. Limestone County Board approves purchase of three voting machines for 5922 total cost. Leo Hampton resigns as Lucy's Branch park caretaker. Allen McClocklin hired as successor.
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Athens
Athens College
Joe M. Young
Department of Education
Frank N. Philpot
Young
Philpot
Limestone
Leo Hampton
Lucy's Branch
Limestone County
Allen McClocklin
P. W. Hendricks
NASA official to speak at Decatur Lions Club meeting
Decatur Huntsville NASA public affairs chief Slattery will speak at the Lions Club meeting Monday at noon at Decatur Inn on current and future NASA operations. Richard Bowlin reported to police that someone threw a watermelon through his car windshield Wednesday night.
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Bart. Slattery
NASA
Huntsville
Decatur
Lions Club
Inn
Richard Bowlin
6Th Ave
Kiwanis Convention Attendees From Decatur
Russell Bolding Whit King and Daren Easter of Decatur attended the Kiwanis International 53rd annual convention in Toronto Ontario.
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Russell _Bolding
Whit King
Daren Easter
Decatur
Kiwanis International
Toronto
Ontario
Decatur Market Offers Fresh Produce and Baked Goods
The Decatur curb and country market at 1st Ave and Grant St SE will open Saturday from 6 30 a m to 5 30 p m selling fresh white corn shell peas beets tomatoes cucumbers peas butter beans Kentucky green squash potatoes brown beans bell peppers okra and vegetables for canning or freezing along with homemade cakes jams and jelly
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Decatur
1St Ave
Grant St
Alabama Fourth of July weekend deadly travel toll rises
The Associated Press reports at least 13 people killed in Alabama during the July 4 period. Fatalities include two Gadsden youths in a single-vehicle crash on U.S. 411, a high-speed chase ending in deaths near Notasulga, and other incidents across Kowaliga Cove Lake Martin, Monroeville, Athens, Mobile, Loxley, and Dothan.
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Associated Press
Alabama
Etowah County
Noble Yocum
Gadsden
William Henry Haggard
Harold Buck~Jr
U.S. 411
Yocum
Alabama Highway Patrol
Macon County
Notasulga
Alabama 14
George P. Dunn
Lanett
Dunn
Larry N. Simmons
Billy J. Wright
Talladega
Daniel Clifton
Garter
Wagarville
Ala
U.S. 84
Monroeville
Wayne Hampton
Athens
Elk River
King Z.wright
Mobile
Interstate 10
Loxley
William T. Williams
Fairfield
Jessie L. Glass
Trussville
U.S. 11
Enterprise
Gwendolin -Oliver
Dothan
Allen Speaks On Local Control At Mobile July Rally
Democratic nominee Jim Allen urged liberty and local self government at a Prichard rally while Republican Perry Hooper criticized federal centralization. Both men spoke at Mobile events during Fourth of July outings on issues of law order and public education.
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Mobile. Ala
Mobile Area
Jim Allen
U.S. Senate
Alabama
Prichard
Ala
Allen
Perry Hooper
United States
Mobile
Chamber of Commerce
Hooper
Montgomery
America
27 Injured In Bus Wreck Near Macon Georgia
A Greyhound bus en route from Chicago to Miami overturned after missing a detour near Bass Road and Georgia 87 in Bibb County. 27 were injured, three seriously. Identified hospitalized victims include Coy Harmon 63 from Cleveland Ohio Gustin Roberts 55 from Anniston Alabama Jeannie Mae Davis of Macon. A second bus was sent to carry unhurt passengers to their destinations.
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Macon
Greyhound
Chicago
Miami
Bibb County
Coy Harmon
Cleveland
Ohio
Gustin Roberts
Anniston
Ala
Jeannie Mae Davis
Bass Road
Georgia 87
Orlando
Fla
Alabama 4-H Livestock Judging Set Across District Contests
More than 340 Alabama 4 H Club members from 56 counties will compete in district livestock judging contests in July and August. Each district will send top senior and junior teams to the state finals at Auburn University for hog and cattle judging with oral reasons.
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Auburn
Alabama
Auburn University
Bob Whittenburg
North Alabama
Groomshog Farm
Athens
Ed Horton Cattle Farm
Greenbrier
Central Alabama
Cosbyl Hodges
Harpersville
Shoals Creek
Leeds
Southwest
Monroe County
W. W. Saucer
Frisco City
Uriah
Wilden Bryan
W. H. Taylor
Pine Level
Coffee County
Whittenburg
Servic
$8 Million Expansion Proposed for Calhoun Jr College
John C. Calhoun State Technical Junior College seeks an $8.32 million master plan over ten years, led by President Dr. Carlton Kelley and architect Renis O Jones Jr. The plan adds a health and physical education center, paramedical facilities, classrooms, a student center, and more to accommodate rising enrollments near 1800 this fall and over 2000 in 1969.
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John C. Calhoun State Technical Junior College
Carlton Kelley
Renis 0. Jones Jr
Montgomery
Pearson, Humphries and Jones
Kelley
Calhoun
Tri- Cities
Hamilton
Cullman
Jones
Pryor Field
Junior College
State Department of Education
Alabama Trade School and Junior College Authority
Albert Brewer
Trade School and Junior College Authority
Wallace sends 60 Alabama students to aid ballot drive
Former Gov. George Wallace returns home to Alabama with his children and unveils a new campaign tactic. The American Independent party will dispatch 60 Alabama college students to Massachusetts to collect signatures for Wallace's presidential ballot access. They will be in Boston about two weeks, aiding the petition drive as Wallace campaigns in nearby cities after Minnesota clashes where police detained several protesters.
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Montgomery
Ala
George Wallace
Minnesota
American Independent Party
Alabama
Massachusetts
Wallace
Boston
Minneapolis
Minn
Third Party
Columbus
Ohio
Brewer Blasts Politicians Using the Poor as Pawns
Gov. Albert Brewer denounces political opportunists who would use the poor as pawns in power politics. He spoke at a Fourth of July rally in Cramton Bowl, praising 19 decades of political and religious freedom and warning against creating a super-government to control lives.
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Montgomery
Ala
Albert Brewer
Brewer
Cramton Bowl
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