British Baptists guests welcomed by Decatur church
The First Baptist Church hosts a welcoming event for a British Baptist group visiting Decatur. The party includes about 10 ministers and numerous families, with a two week schedule of services, sightseeing in Huntsville and other cities, picnics, a Tennessee River barge trip, and plans to return August 1.
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Huntsville
Nashville
Birmingham
Montgomery
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Governor Wallace Undergoes Preventive Surgery
Surgeon Dr. George Hallenbeck said the operation at University Hospital was largely preventive with no complications and no anticipated further abscesses. Wallace, treated for abscesses from dirt on a bullet, was moved to Spain Rehabilitation Center where Traugh noted he was becoming independent in transfers and using leg braces. The procedure should not delay recovery or extend the stay, with four weeks of rehab planned and daily therapy from 9:00 to 4:30 p.m. and state business after.
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Wallace
Holy Cross Hospital
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Elder Resigns Over Absence From Church
The elder resigned citing he has not attended church since the situation began. Marshall, a future Athens High School senior, has served as a drum majorette with the school band for the past two years.
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Quiet neighbor Royer described as devoted family man
Wreck was portrayed by neighbors as friendly and quiet. Mrs. Speegle praised the family as the best people, always willing to help. Sharon Weeks recalled Royer as a devoted father who played baseball and basketball with his sons Ricky, 10, and younger child nearly every evening after work.
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Reaccreditation Loss At Decatur General Hospital
Commission officials in Chicago said Wednesday the hospital has been deleted from the list of accredited institutions on the survey team’s recommendation. The facility had been accredited for one year after a 1971 inspection and met standards then. New revisions in January left some unmet due to remodeling and verbal recommendations not in written standards. Officials expect no major problems in meeting recommendations. About 30 percent of Decatur General’s patient load is subsidized by Medicaid and Medicare, linking accreditation to eligibility for these programs.
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Chicago
Guier
Decatur General
Spassky Fischer Talks Include Odd Hotel Demands
Spassky recounts Fischer demands during the match, noting trivial requests like exclusive hotel pool access and a demand for written permission to remove film cameras that disturbed him in the playing hall.
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O'Brien Spotlighted in McGovern Campaign Rollout
O'Brien accepts as national campaign chairman and emphasizes labor as a key target. He says he is proud to be associated with McGovern and will do all in his power to support McGovern the Democratic Party and the country.
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O'Brien
McGovern
O’brien
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Federal suit seeks uniform voter registration forms in Alabama
Mrs. Bell said Morgan and Madison boards filed federal court suit Wednesday to clarify voter registration rules and materials, seeking state Supreme Court approved student and military forms now withheld by the secretary of state. The suit targets uniform procedures, residency rules, and registration cutoffs ahead of elections.
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Mrs. Bell
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Birmingham
Baxley
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Draft Set At 4 800
Washington AP The smallest draft callup since April 4 800 men has been announced for September by the Selective Service. The draft will extend to men with lottery numbers no higher than 75 the same ceiling as in August. Acting director Byron V Pepitone said Wednesday that sufficient men are available at number 75 and below. They include men 1A and 1AO who recently lost deferments or whose initial postponements expire in September. Men with numbers through 100 are being ordered for pre induction physical exams though officials say the ceiling could remain at 75 through the year. The September callup raises the total for the year to 35 900. The Defense Department has put its 1972 draft needs at 50 000. The Army is inducting all draftees. Meanwhile the Army Recruiting Command at Hampton Virginia said June was its best month for male enlistment in nearly three years with 18 175 signing up and it is offering a 1 500 bonus for those agreeing to go into combat units for four years. The usual enlistment period is three years while draftees serve two years.
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Selective Service
Byron V. Pepitone
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Army Recruiting Command
Hampton
Chess Rivalry At Home Sparks Father Son Conflicts
New York reports chess inflects family life as a competitive test between fathers and sons. Reuben Fine and others describe chess as an intellectual outlet that can replace fistfights, while parents like Jay Monroe and Harry Zelenko recount tense, revealing episodes.
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New York
Reuben Fine
Jay Monroe
Monroe
Tensor Corporation
Robert
James
Jimmy
Harry Zelenko
Fine
Zelenko
Michael
WV Census Shows Wide City Population Spread
The West Virginia census lists 140 cities and towns with populations over 1,000. Huntington tops the list at 74,315 while Keystone reports 1,008 residents, illustrating a broad urban to small town distribution.
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West Virginia
Huntington
Keystone
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