Dolan Jones Relative Dies in Monroe North Carolina
Mrs Dolan Jones died Saturday in Monroe North Carolina and will be buried in Thomasville North Carolina. She is survived by her husband Dr Dolan Jones one brother Dr G T Alexander three sisters Carrie Alexander Mrs J T Nelson and Mrs C O Sims and a nephew Tom Alexander.
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Decatur
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Orlando
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Baptist World Alliance spokesman comments on late news bulletins
A spokesman for the Baptist World Alliance told newsmen that late news bulletins can be flexible, allowing them to go anywhere and to make any arrangements they deem necessary.
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Conference to Discuss Far Eastern Problems After Geneva
Informed sources say a conference will be held to discuss Far Eastern issues following the current Geneva meeting. Details on date and participants were not disclosed.
Iowa Couple Welcomes Soviet Agricultural Chiefs on Farm Visit
Salter Iowa residents Mr and Mrs Richard L Alleman welcomed 12 Soviet agricultural chiefs on their 160 acre farm. Alleman, a former U S Army veteran who served 1950 1952 in Alaska greeted the delegation head V V Matskevich and expressed openness to questions.
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Folsom presses for constitutional convention stance
Montgomery Governor James E. Folsom says he remains committed to calling a constitutional convention regardless of legislative action on reapportionment. He asserts the need to fix the structure of state government and preserve governing balance.
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House Panel Clears Way for Minimum Wage Bill
House Rules Committee approved a bill to raise the federal minimum wage from 75 cents to $1 per hour. The measure advances for debate this week, possibly tomorrow.
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Morocco Riot Toll Reaches Sixty Three Killed in Casablanca
Rioting in Casablanca's Arab quarter over four days left 63 dead and more than 100 wounded, with higher estimates possible as authorities reported tanks firing on stone-throwing crowds near the Old Medina and docks. A 7 p.m. curfew subdued violence for the night.
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Fire in left engine linked to Braniff crash at Midway
Passengers testified at an inquest into yesterday's Braniff Convair crash near Midway Airport in Chicago. Witnesses described a left engine fire before impact, stewardess Mary Teel’s warnings, and crews extinguishing flames after the aircraft struck an electric sign and fences. Coroner McCarron said the plane should not have attempted the landing.
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Youngstown
Ohio
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Ronald Hopkins
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la Grange
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Dallas
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Zhukov Reopens Talks With Eisenhower at Geneva Summit
In Geneva Eisenhower and Soviet defense chief Zhukov exchanged a warm greeting, with Khrushchev briefly joining. Zhukov, attending as a summit delegate, spoke with the President for the first time since 1945, before Khrushchev joined and noted his daughter's marriage in Russia. Hagerty said the meeting was very enthusiastic.
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Placement Bill Gets New Push
MONTGOMERY State Senator Sam Engelhardt of Macon vows to reintroduce a school placement bill in the Legislature amid a push from a Macon County faction. The House approved bill to preserve segregation passed the Senate education committee. second reading set after weekend recess. A companion Senate bill rests in the House Rules Committee as Macon County boards consider desegregation petitions, with Engelhardt warning that public schools will be withheld if segregation ends.
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Soviet Push for World Economic Conference Plans
In Geneva the Soviet Union signals a bid to convene a world economic conference to frame a multibillion dollar trade and development program. Premier Bulganin may present the plan during talks with United States Britain and French leaders this week. Western diplomats and allies show interest and prepare nonstrategic East West trade ideas. Details remain unclear with mentions to Molotov Baruch Nehru Eden and the Kremlin rulers.
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Hopeful People Pray For Peace
Hopeful people around the world prayed this weekend that the Geneva conference might be blessed with success in easing peace. In the United States the tide of prayer began Saturday at Jewish services and continued yesterday in Christian churches of many nations. Ministers and priests attended in heavier numbers. The President joined in prayers at an American Episcopal church in Geneva.
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Spells Out Six Point Plan To Avert A War
Eisenhower opens the Geneva summit with a six point plan to avert atomic warfare. Bulganin proposes a troop freeze and a European security body replacing NATO as Faure Eden push for a unified Germany and arms ceilings. The West signals caution over Faure points while Eisenhower notes possible guard changes. See Ike on Page 2.
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Arab Opens New Hospital in Alabama
Arab residents gathered to tour a new 20 bed hospital funded under the Hill Buron act. Sen Lister Hill noted it was the 62nd Alabama hospital or health center built with federal Hill Burton program support.
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Four-County Crop Outlook Brightens Farmers Faces
Four county crop prospects lift farmer mood with banners yields across Morgan Limestone Lawrence and Cullman counties. Corn crops steady with hopes of a top harvest while cotton, gardens, and pastures look good. Insects pose warnings but overall outlook remains optimistic amid drought relief.
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Katie Waitin Hear From Winner at Bonanzagram Claim
Ole Katie waits for a winner to claim a Bonanzagram prize with no claim checks yet. The office sets 5 p.m. today as the deadline to file, and Tuesday 5 p.m. or postmark by then is required for entry.
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Death near Arab ruled accidental fall no foul play seen
Virgel H. Turner, 52, of Joppa, found dead about 8 30 a m in a ten foot ditch near his Arab area home. Autopsy showed a fractured spine from a fall, but a family member questions homicide.
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Gober
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Marshall County
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Weather and River Summary for Decatur Area
Tennessee River at Keller Memorial Bridge showed 20.01 feet this morning with an 82 foot fall in 24 hours. Yesterday’s high reached 88 degrees at 4 p.m. and the low 72 at 5 a.m. A.M. temperature fell to 34 while 1 a.m. reading reached 88 degrees. Forecast calls for partly cloudy warm humid conditions with isolated afternoon and evening showers tonight and Tuesday.
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Peiping urges Big Four to discuss Far East situation
Peiping radio urged the Big Four to address the Far East issue noting the region has special significance for China and Asia. The broadcast, attributed to People’s Daily, criticized U.S. reluctance to discuss the question and warned of tension and war preparations. Formosa was described as a target, with U.S. forces stationed nearby.
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