Area Deaths and Accidents Reported Across Alabama
The article lists multiple fatal and injury accidents across Alabama with names ages and locations. Included are Nesbitt Bottling Company employees Clifton and Nathaniel Scott of Decatur and others from Central Gulf Coast towns as well as a helicopter crash near Ozark and various drownings and pedestrian incidents reported by authorities. The Associated Press notes holiday accidental deaths from 6 p.m. Wednesday to midnight Sunday.
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Scott
Appel
Nesbitt Bottling Company
Decatur
Reynolds Funeral Home
Clifton Scott
Betty Jean Scott
Judy Pearl Scott
Angela Scott
Lisa Michelle Scott
Julie Scott
Sherry Scott
Carolyn Scott
Carl Thomas Scott
Clifton
Nathaniel Scott
Robert Scott
Frances Odell Scott
Clara May Scott
Minnié Lee Scott
Ruth
Mae Gladney
Margarie Tucker
Atlanta
Dorothy Ann Wallace
Hartselle
Wilbert Scott
Highway Patrol
Johnny L. Gumpee
Jerry Joe McBride
Central
Ala
Goodwater
John Stokes Lucy
Frisco City
Lucky
U.S. 84
Monroeville
Robert
Jimmy Lee Scott
Morgan County
Albert Morris
Alphine
Shelby County
Coosa River
U.S
Prichard
Charles R. Sallee
Hatch
N.M
Wayne Hampson
Athens
Mobile
Sammie L. Carter
Hardaway
Teresa Lynn Wilkes
Clanton
William Henry Haggard
Harold Buck Jr
Gadsden
George P. Dunn
Trussville
Gwendolin Oliver
Enterprise
Associated Press
Third heart transplant graft faces matching challenges
Background notes a hepatitis attack on Blaiberg June 10 prompting Bernard to return from Europe. The article recalls the earlier operation and the difficulty in finding a donor with compatible blood and cellular types. Blaiberg waited three weeks for a suitable heart and a hospital source cites signs of rejection and tentative permission to proceed with a new transplant.
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Blaiberg
Barnard
Europe
Blaier
Groote Schuur
Cape Town City
New B52 Raids Weaken North Vietnam Front
The report notes multiple B52 raids around the capital area and 175 miles northeast near Khanh Hoa as Hanoi resumes buildup. Light ground action lands near a central highlands radio station while a lull in fighting extends into a fourth week. Naval and air losses rise as two F4 Phantoms are shot down with four crewmen listed missing. Returns mention Hanoi claims of enemy capture of two airmen amid rising casualties.
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Saigon
Khanh Hoa
Central Highlands
Hanoi
Paris
U.S
North Vietnam
Panhandle
Air Force
Radio Hanois
Johnson visits El Salvador and Central America progress
President Johnson toured Central America announcing $85 million in aid for five nations and programs from education to rural electrification. He praised regional cooperation and self help while crowds in San Salvador addressed demonstrations with precautions as eggs were thrown at his motorcade.
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el Salvador
Guatemala
Honduras
Costa Rica
Johnson
Central America
United States
Wallace Says Third Party On All States Except Ohio
George C. Wallace announced his American Independent party will appear on ballot in about 34 states and may add 10 more, leaving Ohio as the only major state still undecided. He plans to file sufficient Ohio signatures by Aug. 5 and will pursue court action if needed.
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Dayton
Ohio
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Alabama
Ted W. Brown
Brown
Columbus
Jet Stadium
Baseball Park
Ance
Congress of Racial Equality
Athens Woman Fatally Shot At Her Home
Mrs. A. B. Dunnavant 41 was found in the bathroom of her home at 1116 East Pryor Street after a self-inflicted gunshot wound. A .22 rifle was located at the scene. her husband Dr. A. D. Dunnavant was away visiting relatives. She worked as a nurse at Athens Limestone Hospital. Funeral arrangements will be announced by McConnell Funeral Home of Athens.
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Athens
A. B. Dunnavant
Limestone County
Charlie’ Sammett
East Pryor St
Athens-Limestone Hospital
Sammett
A. D. Dunnavant
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San Salvador
Quang Ngai
North
South Vietnam
42Nd Ranger Battalion
Leggs
All
Don Bandy
Manning Bowman
General Electric
Westinghouse
Busch’s
Washington
Court ST
First National Bank
Sccars