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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1966

Page

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Doctors split on Medicare billing method in Morgan County

Dr John Chenault of Decatur says about 90 percent of Morgan County doctors will bill patients directly for Medicare charges rather than use the intermediary. Alabama Medical Association polls show most physicians favor direct mailing, with some counties split or undecided.

George Biggers Birmingham John Chenault Decatur Board of Censors The Medical Association of Alabama Morgan County Chenault Alabama Medical Association Alabama J. O. Finney Gadsden Association Blue Cross-Blue Shield Blue Cross Finney Mobile Baldwin Monroe Morgan Limestone County American Medical Association Advisory Committee On Lawrence County

Thieu Proposes Ground Attack on North Viet Nam

South Viet Nam's leader Lt. Gen. Nguyen Van Thieu suggested a possible ground offensive against North Viet Nam to finish the war. He did not specify whether allied troops would join, and stated landings on enemy soil could occur if necessary.

Saigon South Viet Nam U. S Nguyen van Thieu Thu Duc North Viet Nam

Breakin at Perrylanes Office Sees Small Stolen Cash

A break in was reported at Perrylanes at 7 40 am Friday with entry gained through a broken east side glass door by a tree limb. Only a cash box containing 159 in stamps and 1 in cash was missing. Charles Parker of the Decatur Housing Authority will discuss downtown plans and a film about Fresno will air Sunday at 1 pm on WMSL TV Channel 23. An installation of new officers for the Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary Wheeler Brown Hendrix Chapter 11 is set Monday at 7 pm at the D A V Home on Church Street. DIARY on Page 2.

Perrylanes Charles Parker Decatur Housing Authority Decatur Fresno California Wmsl-Tv Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary of Wheeler-Brown-Hendrix D.A.V Church St S

Three Lawrence Stills Destroyed in County Raids

Lawrence County authorities reported three illegal stills were destroyed on Friday. Two 1,500 gallon stills at Poole Hollow produced 25 gallons of whisky before confiscation and dynamiting. A third eight sack capacity still on Alexander Rd was also razed during daytime raids by deputies and ABC agents.

Moulton Lawrence County Neal Fretwell Poole Hollow Penn School Rd Fretwell Alexander Rd Moon ABC

Grandfather Industries Receive Pollution Order

The State Water Improvement Board directed staff to notify Alabama grandfather industries lacking prior notice that they must comply with a new pollution law. The board also advised notifying municipalities with inadequate sewage treatment. Alexander City and two industries paid $170.54 for fish killed in Sugar Creek embayment at Lake Martin.

Montgomery State Water Improvement Board Alabama Alexander City Russell Mills, Inc Sugar Creek Lake Martin

Tragic Drowning Of 7-Year-Old Gary Eaton In Hartselle Pond

In Hartselle a seven year old boy, Gary Eaton, drowned after falling into a small pond while fishing with two companions, Richard Keeling and Timmy Hill. The boy was pulled from the water and given artificial respiration, but died despite efforts. Local residents Jerry and M M Clarence Kramph helped summon aid as authorities investigated.

Hartselle Gary Eaton van Eaton N. Stewart St Willie Kyker Richard Keeling Timmy Hill Kyker M. M Clarence Kramph Stewart St Kramph Jerry Gary Jerry Kramph Memphis Naval Air Station

Problems Loom Here If Strike Continues

Local difficulties from the nationwide airline strike appear limited on Friday with Colgan Airways reporting Pryor Field busier than usual as travelers seek chartered or local flights. Southern Air Lines remains the only operating carrier in the area aiding relief while L and N Railroad offices report a flood of train inquiries. Chemstrand officials say manufacturing will not be affected yet but may need alternative transport if the strike continues. see more on Page 2.

Colgan Airways Pryor Field Southern Air Lines Colgan L and N Railroad Roy McAllister Chemstrand

Maryland Prison Riot Quashed At Maryland Penitentiary

Inmates rioted for two hours at the Maryland Penitentiary in Baltimore Friday. Four buildings were set ablaze, rocks bricks and clubs were thrown, and the commissary looted. Tear gas subdued about 1,000 inmates in the yard. no shots fired. A legislator cited racial overtones. An assistant warden, three inmates and several firemen were overcome by smoke and 50 people suffered cuts or abrasions.

Baltimore, Md Maryland Baltimore City

Tennessee Tombigbee Waterway Feasibility Under Review

The long awaited economic feasibility study of the Tennessee Tombigbee Waterway is under review by the Atlanta division of the Army Corps of Engineers. The Mobile district prepared the report under Army direction and it will be sent to Washington after division review. No comment was given on whether the project received a favorable finding.

Atlanta Army Corps of Engineers Mobile District Army Chief of Engineers Washington Atlantic Division

Johnson orders renewed talks to end major airline strike

Washington reports President Johnson directs the Labor Department to resume contract negotiations after a machinists union walkout shut down Eastern, National, Northwest, Trans World and United airlines. Union officials warn the strike may last indefinitely while seeking a fair settlement and profits shared after lean years.

Washington Johnson Labor Department Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists Eastern National Northwest Trans World United Airlines United Joseph W. Ramsey Machinists Union Ramsey

Martin Warns South Against Third Party Vote

Rep. James Martin a Republican candidate for Alabama governor warned Southern voters today at the Alabama Seedmen's Association that a third party Presidential bid could lead to the election of Lyndon Johnson or Bobby Kennedy. He said the South faces a dilemma if it supports a third party.

Montgomery James Martin Alabama Martin Alabama Seedmen’s Association Today Lyndon Johnson Bobby Kennedy

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