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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1966
Page
7
A reader shares a world altering kitchen tip four months in the making. Pour dehydrated onions into leftover pickle juice to create a flavorful condiment that enhances tomato salads peas beans and beets. The method soaks up spice while the onions swell yielding a zesty addition.
President Johnson leans on persuasion while Prime Minister Wilson uses administrative power to curb inflation in Britain. The contrast highlights differing government mechanisms, with Wilson able to act quickly through governance tools though parliamentary approval is still required for some steps.
Claude B. Layfield Jr. of Auburn was named president elect of the Alabama Numismatic Society at its annual convention in Birmingham. Michael Elling of Huntsville was named president, and Dr. Jack O. Yeager of Mobile became vice president. The convention concluded Saturday night.
AP summary of Alabama lawmakers voting on recent roll calls in the Senate and House. Senate: point of order sustained 61-28 over seats for the Foreign Relations Committee group overseeing the CIA. amendments on sugar price support loans and foreign aid two year authorization rejected or adopted with various party lines. Brewster and Sparkman noted. House: passage of a 3.3 billion foreign aid authorization bill authorized 237-146 with listed supporters and opponents.
Maj Jerry Finey a veterinarian in the Air Force faced a move from Holloman AFB New Mexico to Patrick AFB Cape Canaveral for post assignments. He was among ten aboard when a Gemini 10 mission experienced an engine stall during pickup at Cape Kennedy.
Finey, former chief vet for Ham and Enos in Project Mercury, becomes the first Air Force veteran to graduate from the Navy Deep Sea Diving School in Washington. His river dives served as a prelude to further chimp experiments on psycho physiological effects of breathing gas mixtures under pressure.
In 1870 the first railroad car built on the Pacific Coast arrived in New York City marking a milestone in transcontinental rail service. The event highlighted the rapid expansion of western rail infrastructure and its impact on eastern markets.
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