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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1968

Page

2

Decatur police report minor car crash and theft incidents

Police say Decatur car 32 rolled in drive while serviced at Stokes Ford injuring no one and later rolled into another car at Holiday Inn North with minor damage. About 50 dollars stolen from Buds Pool Room, 115 E Moulton, with 16 dollars in change left behind. no forced entry found. Golf gear reported stolen from D T Yeager residence on Sheraton Street SE. Minnie Pearl to open a Decatur chicken restaurant Saturday with officials attending and 20 outlets total in operation, 25 under construction.

Decatur Buddy Coffey Stokes Ford James Hill Holiday Inn North Bud E. Moulton Grand Ole Opry Minnie Pearl U.S J. Gilmer Blackburn Chamber of Commerce John C. Eyster

Reagan Warns Wallace Could Aid Democrats

Gov Ronald Reagan told a Alabama rally Wallace’s third party candidacy could aid Democrats by distorting the election. He said his Alabama trip aims to raise funds for the state party not target Wallace and warned against any deal to support a major party candidate if the election goes to the House.

Jerry Estill Associated Press Birmingham Ala Ronald Reagan California Alabama George C. Wallace Reagan Walllace House of Representatiives Hartselle William Bradford Huie Judy Reeves Ray Minette George Wallace Huie State Capitol Lurleen Wallace Wallace Frank Mastin Montgomery Mastin Miss Reeves

Judge Seeks Quick Ruling in Mobile School Desegregation

U S District Judge Daniel H. Thomas urged an early decision to open Mobile schools this fall in a practical manner. White intervenors argued the court denied their day in court while NAACP officials objected to testimony. Prosecutors and opponents criticized the district’s attendance zones as costly, while a clerk was briefly removed after a dispute with a spectator.

Bill Oberst Associated Press Mobile, Alla U. S Daniel H. Thomas Pierce Pelham Thomas Mobile New York Charles H. Jones Jr

Area farmers to meet at Tennessee Valley Substation

Farmers from Morgan Lawrence Limestone Madison Lauderdale Marion Franklin Colbert and Winston counties will gather at the Tennessee Valley Substation at 9 a.m. Wednesday to discuss growing forage crops with local agriculture officials.

Bellemina Morgan Lawrence Limestone Madison Lauderdale Marion Franklin Colbert Winston Counties Tennessee Valley

Hooper Attacks Fortas Appointment During Tour

Cullman Montgomery County Probate Judge Perry Hooper Republican candidate for U S Senate denounces Abe Fortas Supreme Court nomination to replace Earl Warren. He says the judges are political and the nation is fed up with federal overreach.

Cullman Montgomery County Perry Hooper Jim Allen U. S. Senate Abe Fortas U. S. Supreme Court Fortas Earl Warren

TVA Appropriation Reaches 50.25 Million After Conference

Senate House Conference Committee trims modernization funds for Muscle Shoals fertilizer facility to 50.25 million. Agreement allows use of 50 thousand trimmed plus up to 500 thousand from TVA funds for chemical facilities. totals differ from House and Senate versions. The package also includes Tim s Ford Dam and 5 million for the land between the lakes project.

Washington Tennessee Valley Authority Muscle Shoals Ala Senate House Senate TVA Public Works House Tennessee Kentucky

Brewer Urges Labor Training at Southern Apprenticeship Conference

Gov. Albert Brewer urged continued labor training as a joint industry and government effort. He credited Alabama apprenticeship programs for keeping pace with change and predicted the South will be the nation’s boom area in the next 25 years, noting $2.5 billion in new industrial growth over five years.

Birmingham Ala Albert Brewer Brewer Alabama South

Miss Blankenship Enters Morgan County Maid Contest

Eleanor Blankenship, 22, of Priceville, fifth entrant in Morgan County Maid of Cotton pageant. Florence State University senior and former Miss Spirit of America runner up. Works as Cotaco High School recreation director this summer. Contest deadline set by chair Mrs. John Collier. Also competing: Sarah Margaret Wicker, Mary Lee Berryhill, Carolyn Long of Decatur and Franki Speaks of Priceville.

Eleanor Blankenship Priceville Morgan County Florence State Miss Blankenship Cotaco High School Clayton Blankenship John Collier Sarah Margaret Wicker Mary Lee Berryhill Carolyn Long

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