Local notes and events in Decatur to Montgomery
Local notices report Mrs Irene Powell Woodruff admitted to University Hospital Birmingham and social club meetings at the American Legion Home and DAV Home. Maurice H Felker named senior textile engineer at Chemstrand Co with family in Decatur. Mississippi editor Mary Cain urges Liberty Amendment to repeal income tax in Alabama amid legislative actions and highway bond debates in Montgomery. Police report window break at Patterson Phillips 66 and diary items reference Patterson city pages.
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Overcoming Prejudice The First Steps and Prayer
The text urges recognizing prejudice, desiring change, and praying for a mind free of bias. It notes prejudice spans race religion politics and people, and suggests Christlike openness as an example. It advises learning about those targeted by bias to shed prejudice.
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Christ Jesus
Something New A Line For All Sizes
New York fashion preview during the New York Couture Group press week shows designers creating flattering outfits for size 18 as well as 8. Paul Parnes Nat Kaplan and Hannah Troy present lines with clean silhouettes, waist emphasis, and versatile jackets. Cashmere dresses in vicuna gray silk jersey ensembles highlight Nat Kaplan’s collection. See SOMETHING On Page 2.
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Nat Kaplan
New York Couture Group
Hannah Troy
Miss Troy
Sylvia Kaplan
Explosion in Cullman area car kills housewife
A dynamite blast fatally injures 40 year old Doyce Burden Keller of Joppa in a Cullman County car near Baileyton. She was alone, died after 5 p.m. near Ala 69. Investigators and officers, including state troopers, TB toxicologist, and local officials, examined the scene. Funeral services set for Corinth Baptist Church Saturday at 2 p.m. Burial at nearby cemetery. Survivors include husband Grady Keller two sons a daughter and her mother She is to be buried Mass Service Funeral Home overseeing.
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Doyce Burden Keller
Joppa
Baileyton
Ala
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Burden
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W. C. Waldrop
Waldrop
D. H. Freeman
Alex Weissend
Freeman
Bob Godwin
E. B. Watts
Bob Johnson
Birmingham
Keller
Corinth Baptist Church
Mass Service Funeral Home
James
Jerry von Keller
Judy Ann Keller
Susie Burden
National Guard Returns to Cambridge After 6 Shot
National Guard troops are redeployed to Cambridge Maryland after six people were shot in the city amid ongoing desegregation tensions. A curfew and martial restrictions are imposed as Gov. Tawes promises to use all state resources to restore order.
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National Guard
Cambridge
Cambridge, Md
Savannah Braced as Tear Gas Returns for Second Night
Heavily armed police and state troopers patrolled Savannah after tear gas again dispersed crowds of rock throwing youths. Two teenagers were shot. Walter Williams was treated for a thigh wound, and Gene Drew for shotgun wounds in the back. The mass march began after about 2000 blacks rallied at a recreation center and moved toward downtown with Rev. Andrew Young urging restraint.
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Walter Williams
Gene Drew
Memorial Hospital
Drew
Andrew Young
Atlanta
Young
Southern Leadership Conference
Martin Luther King Jr
Kennedy's rail dispute panel set for Monday talks
President Kennedy's fact finding committee met for an hour and plans to consult with carriers and unions on Monday. Secretary of Labor Wirtz said all six panel members will attend for the first time and a staff of about six from Labor and Commerce will aid in assembling the dispute facts.
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John Koenig JR
Washington
Kennedy
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Labor and Commerce Departments
Racial Troubles Spread Across Several Cities
The Associated Press reports white and Black demonstrators clashed in Cambridge Maryland Savannah Georgia and Danville Virginia with tear gas arrests and destruction. Police defended order as marchers prayed and King urged nonviolence while authorities warned against rioting and vowed action against demonstrators.
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Georgia
Savannah
Danville
Martin Luther King Jr
Foster child missing from car near Madison shopping center
Nashville AP report says Mrs. Homer H. Hunter feared her 8 year old foster daughter Patricia Jean Hunter was kidnapped after being left in a car while shopping. Police notified as search begins in Madison area. Also Birmingham ordered to desegregate schools this fall using the state pupil placement law with no racial discrimination. Former Gov Patterson's Montgomery home was broken into and ransacked Thursday night, police said.
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J. Millard Tawes
Deep South
Cambridge
Tawes
Nashville
New Orleans
Birmingham
Ala
Montgomery
John Patterson
Search Halted For New Look Above Ground
Federal mine officials halted a search for three missing Pittsburgh area boys after rescue workers emerged from an abandoned coal mine with no evidence the youths were inside. The suspended hunt followed reports that the boys may be above ground and needed a rest.
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Pittsburgh
Andrew Orr
Castle Shannon
T. J. McDonald
U.S. Bureau of Mines
McDonald
Bobby Abbott
Mount Washington
Danny O’kain
Billy Berk
Badwin Two
Markets At A Glance AP Markets Mixed and Weak
AP reports a declines across stocks with late selling. Government bonds rise while corporate bonds show mixed results. In commodities, cotton is quiet. Chicago wheat mixed and nearby months easier. corn and oats lower with liquidation. soybeans weak. Hogs and slaughter steers fall with top prices noted.
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New York
Chicago
QUICKIES By Ken Reynolds
Short column by Ken Reynolds offers quick laughs and light observations from daily life and local happenings. Vignettes touch on everyday quirks and social scenes with a humorous twist.
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Quickies
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