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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1973

Page

5

Calendar of weekend religious events and community gatherings

Local churches list gospel sings revivals and services across Morgan County. Notable events include a 7 30 p.m. Soul Seekers benefit at Oak Ridge Methodist Church and a 7 30 p.m. Kings Servants Quartet appearance at Hillsboro near Lacey's Spring. The NAACP marks its first anniversary Saturday at 3 p.m. at Carrie Matthews Recreation Center with J L Chestnut as featured speaker.

Oak Ridge Methodist Church Vaughn Bridge Rd Soul Seekers Sparkman Singers West Quartet MYF King’s Servants Liberty Church of God Lacey’s Spring Oden Ridge Baptist Church Eva Missions Quartet Decatur Shuberts Jasper The NAACP Carrie Matthews Recreation Center J. L. Chestnut Selma Wheeler Baptist Church Hillsboro

Noontime Bankside Anglers In Tennessee River Hot Day Tale

The article follows Bennie Etheridge, W. T. Siniard, and Council Wiggins, three Alabama river fishers who pass hot days along the Tennessee River. Etheridge, 63, fancies spots by Keller memorial Bridge and pumping station, catching carp, bream, and bass. Siniard, a WWII veteran, fishes near the pumping station and Elk River, keeping bass and crappie while giving carp away. Wiggins, 77, prefers the pumping station and Keller Bridge banks, catching catfish, bass, and perch. he spends one to three hours on the bank and enjoys talking with passersby.

Alabama Tennessee River Bennie Etheridge Bell Ave Etheridge Keller Memorial Bridge U.S. 31 Flint Spring Morgan Lawrence Limestone W. T. Siniard Athens Siniard Elk River Liniard Council Wiggins Wiggins 13Th Ave Decatur Keller Bridge

Bus Crash Near Vizille Kills Most Onboard

A bus with 49 aboard plunged 60 feet from a bridge into a river at Vizille France on a Wednesday night, killing all but six. The incident is captured in an AP Wirephoto.

Vizille France

Chiang Kai-Shek Health Update Reported Fully Cured

New reports mark one year since his last public appearance and say Chiang Kai-Shek is on the way to full recovery from pneumonia. Government spokesman Dr. Frederick F. Chiem says he has been leading a normal life, though domestic reports keep silent on ongoing hospitalization.

NYT Chiang Kai-Shek Frederick F. Chiem Government Information Office

Prince Charles to Visit Portsmouth for 350th Anniversary

Prince Charles will visit Portsmouth, New Hampshire, during its 350th anniversary events. He will serve aboard H.M.S. Minerva, a frigate docking at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard from August 13 to 19.

Portsmouth N.H Prince Charles H.M.S. Minerva Portsmouth Naval Shipyard

Wall Street firms seek revised evidence rules on stock theft

A major revision in evidence rules for stock and bond thefts will be pursued by leading brokerage houses to avoid financial risk from long criminal cases. The proposal is sponsored by a group of former law enforcement officers active on Wall Street and disclosed Wednesday.

New York Nyt Wall Street

No Diem Solution in Cambodia Policy Declared

A Washington official said the United States would not intervene in Cambodia's internal politics or pressure Lon Nol to quit. The White House favors a hands off approach and rejects any Diem style solution, noting no clear successor exists.

Washington Nyt United States Cambodia Lon Nol White House

Iran Seeks F-14 Tomcat Sale To Iran and Allies

Deputy Defense Secretary William P. Clements Jr. said Iran is very interested in buying the F-14 Tomcat to ease Navy costs. The Shah of Iran plans a four day U S state visit next week and the sale is to be discussed.

Washington Nyt Defense Department Iran Europe West Germany Defense William P. Clements Jr Shah Mohammed Riza Pahlevi United States Clements

JFK Library Finds Large Archive of Kennedy Recordings

In Cambridge officials from the Kennedy Administration denied knowledge of recordings after the JFK Library announced 68 dictabelts of presidential phone calls and 125 tapes of meetings. Dana H. Fenn Jr said a cursory check suggested national security topics. McGeorge Bundy called the notice the first he knew of any recordings.

Cambridge Mass Nyt Kennedy John F. Kennedy Dana H. Fenn Jr McGeorge Bundy

FDA Proposes Trace Tests Rules for Meat and Dairy Products

The FDA outlines regulations requiring testing for trace hazardous substances in meat and dairy to ensure zero exposure, addressing carcinogenic risks. Federal law bans cancer-causing substances in foods, while hormone drugs may be used if residues vanish by slaughter.

Washington Nyt Food and Drug Administration

Dollar Weakness in Europe Parried by Bundesbank Action

The dollar weakened in European markets but losses narrowed near the close after reports of central bank intervention. Bankers in Frankfurt estimate the Bundesbank bought between 30 and 50 million dollars to prevent further drop against the mark.

Paris Nyt Europe Frankfurt Bundesbank

Laird and Wheeler Criticize Bomb Reports

Former Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird and retired top adviser Gen. Earle G. Wheeler critiqued bomb reports in Washington as of Wednesday. Their sharply worded assessments raised questions about the handling and interpretation of the incidents.

Washington Nyt Melvin R. Laird Earle G. Wheeler

Laird Denies Involvement in Secret Cambodia Bombing Reports

The article reports that Laird denies knowledge of falsified official reports on the secret bombing of Cambodia. He rejects a Pentagon proposal that he and other defense leaders approved a special security reporting procedure to hide the raids. The piece notes 3500 raids on supply lines across 1969 and 1970.

Cambodia Laird White House Pentagon Defense Department

Nixon Receives Signed Get-Well Card From Girls Nation

Julie Nixon Eisenhower presents a framed card signed by more than 100 delegates from Girls Nation at the White House. The card offers wishes for a speedy recovery as part of the youth citizenship program sponsored by the American Legion.

Nixon Julie Nixon Eisenhower White House Girls Nation The American Legion

Caroline Kennedy concludes East Tennessee visit after film work

The 15 year old daughter of the late president left the East Tennessee hill country last weekend after helping on a coal mining documentary. Reports say she felt bothered by reporters and photographers but locals say she adapted well and joined local teens.

NYT East Tennessee Caroline Kennedy Louise Adams

Dollar Support Vowed by U S Officials

The United States pledged to actively intervene in currency markets to support the declining dollar. Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz and Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur F. Burns said future interventions will occur as needed to maintain orderly market conditions and that New York operations began in July, with steps to be intensified.

Washington WSN United States Treasury George P. Shultz Federal Reserve Arthur F. Burns New York

Messmer Arrives in Budapest on First France Hungary Visit

Premier Pierre Messmer arrives in Hungary for his first foreign trip since taking office. It marks the first visit by a French government leader to Hungary since World War II, signaling a new phase in Franco Hungarian relations.

NYT Pierre Messmer France Budapest Hungary

Interior Secretary Morton Opens Jicarilla Lodge Dedication

Secretary of the Interior Rogers C. B. Morton used a tomahawk to cut a multicolored ribbon and dedicate a new recreation lodge on the Jicarilla Apache Reservation in New Mexico during a meeting with tribal officials.

Rogers C. B. Morton Secretary of the Interior Jicarilla Apache New Mexico

New Zealand Refuses Intervention After French Yacht Seizure

Prime Minister Norman Kirk says New Zealand will not aid the yacht Frn seized by a 15 man French naval party near Mururoa. Otago will stay within a 72 mile zone as peaceful protest, not confrontation, remains the mission. Treasury official Schultz outlines Nixon phase 4 controls and lifted price freeze as Aug 12 approaches.

Auckland New Zealand NYT Frn Mururoa Norman E. Kirk Otago Fii Kirk Treasury George Schultz Nixon Newsman White House Schultz

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