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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1963

Page

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Communist Split Deepens as World Party Alignments Shift

A Soviet Chinese clash intensifies as Moscow and Peking push for a world Communist meeting. Indonsia, Sweden, Italy, and Romania show dissent while the Indonesian and North Vietnamese camps side with Beijing.

Posal Khrushchev Indonesia D. N. Aidit Communist Party Peking Moscow Albania Europe Red China India Kremlin

Kennedy Seeks Arbitration as Rail Strike Looms

President Kennedy faces a stalled plan after union rejection of Goldberg arbitration. Leaders confer with Democrats as Congress weighs emergency measures, while rail carriers accept arbitration and warn of 40 000 firemen jobs at risk and 25 000 more cuts if rules change proceed tonight.

Washington Kennedy Supreme Court Arthur J. Goldberg Goldberg

City records show multiple citations and building permits

The docket lists traffic and conduct charges including disregard of a red light and speeding, plus others. Building permits issued include Bama Homes on Alpine Street SE and several Westwood Inc. houses on 8th Street SE, with values from 8 800 to 12 000. Mrs. Corder visits Nashville. Garden Club and Royal Arch Masons announce meetings. see Diary on Page 2.

City Recorder Bama Homes Alpine St. SE Westwood Inc 8Th St. SE Valley Builders, Inc Clearview St Hoyt Brown Bradley St

Overcoming Feeling of Exclusion at Church

The writer urges recognizing self worth and avoiding inferiority. Knowledge of the Bible comes from study prayer and meditation not gifts. Everyone belongs in church. you can become more valued by learning, being a good learner, and shedding the chip on your shoulder.

M. T

Khrushchev Greets Kadar in Kremlin Unity Session

Premier Khrushchev met Hungarians Janos Kadar in a Kremlin welcome as Chinese Soviet talks continued with little progress. Pravda framed Hungary and Moscow opposed to Beijing hard line while the two blocs debated ideology and world move­ments.

Moscow Communist Movement East Berlin Janos Kadar Kremlin Communist Berlin Wall Khrushchev Peking Kiev Kievsky Kadar Pravda Communist Party Soviet Union Hungary

Rucker Mason Heart Victim Dies At 81 At Home

George Rucker Mason 81 died of a heart attack this morning at 609 Oak St NE. Survived by wife Emmie Moore Mason two daughters Mrs Reid Sherard Decatur and Mrs Robert Matkin Mt. Pleasant Tex one son Jack Mason Mobile six grandchildren one sister Mrs Alfred Webster Athens Ga and one brother Will Mason Charlotte NC. He moved from Athens Ga 38 years ago and worked in the cotton business since. Gunthorp Brown Service Funeral Home in charge. Body remains at home until 2 pm Thursday then at First Methodist Church 2 to 3 pm. Rev Ford McDonald officiates with interment in City Cemetery. Active pallbearers Noble Russell Frank Stone Leo Wright Paul Robinson James King Julian Harris. Honorary pallbearers are Sunday School class and business associates.

George Rucker Mason Oak St. NE Emmie Moore Mason Reid Sherard Decatur Robert Matkin Mt. Pleasant Tex Jack Mason Mobile Alfred Webster Athens Will Mason Charlotte N.C Mason Gunthorp Leo Wright Paul Robinson James King Julian Harris

Solons Work On Pet Bills

In Montgomery AP report, legislators shift from school finances to pet bills in committee rooms. Senate Finance Committee will take up the record $186 million school budget approved by the House Tuesday. President Jack Owen of the Public Service Commission seeks a law to require the Liquified Petroleum Gas Commission to deposit funds in the state treasury. The LP Gas Commission shares members with the Public Service Commission.

Bank Robber Sought After Repton Union Bank Heist

Police widen the search for a neatly dressed white man who robbed Union Bank of Repton, escaping with 34070 dollars. Cashier Carl W. Ryals described the suspect as about 40 and it happened around lunch time on Tuesday.

Repton Ala Union Bank of Carl W. Ryals

Harriman to Discuss European Pact and Soviet Talks

President Kennedy authorized W Averell Harriman to listen and discuss a European nonaggression pact during talks with the Soviets in Moscow starting July 15. Harriman will meet British officials in London before Moscow and report to the National Security Council. The mission broadens beyond a nuclear test ban, seen as a probe of Kremlin intentions amid East West tensions.

Washington Kennedy W. Averell Harriman Harriman Moscow New York London National Security Council White House Paul-Henri- Spaak Khrushchev Kiev Spaak East Berlin U.S Hope West Red China Kremlin

Mobile School Board to study court desegregation order

The Mobile city county school board meets to review a federal court panel ruling ordering desegregation of first grade classrooms this September. Chairman McNeil says no decision will be made until attorneys review the ruling. The board cites construction, assignments, and funding as reasons for possible delay.

Mobile Mobile City-County Charles E. McNeil U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals U.S. Dist Daniel H. Thomas Alabama George C. Wallace Wallace See Mobile

Thomson ties for first in British Open bid

Peter Thomson of Australia opens the British Open with a 67 at Royal Lytham and St Annes to share the first round lead with Phil Rodgers of La Jolla California. Rodgers shot 67 after a 32 35 front and back nine.

ST. Anne’s England Peter Thomson Australia Phil Rodgers la Jolla Calif Thomson Royal Lytham

Frigidaire frost proof refrigerator ad at Robinson's

An advertisement notes a Frigidaire frost proof refrigerator with no defrosting ever available at Robinson's on Second Avenue.

Robinson’s

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