Priceville Church Eyes Bus Ministry Expansion
Priceville Church of Christ, with nearly 90 members, plans a bus ministry to boost attendance, especially for children, as repairs strain funds. The church grew from home meetings in 1953 to a brick building and parsonage, led by ministers including Carl Bowers and Jack Andrews.
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Linda Parham
Priceville
Priceville Church of Christ
Carl Bowers
Springer
Bowers
Priceville Church of Christ Parsonage
Leonard Slate
Ralph Slate
Priceville Church
Jack Andrews
Marlin Graves
Jewel
Tia
Marla
Priceville Church -of- Christ
Army Bases Standards Eased to Boost Volunteer Recruiting
Secretary of the Army How ard H Callaway announced a new program allowing more non high school graduates to enlist this year in response to a shortage of about 2000 volunteers per month. The plan pairs training performance with new aptitude tests, aiming to balance quality and quantity without pushing toward a predominantly Black force.
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Washington
Army
Howard H. Callaway
Callaway
Senate approves $210 million rail aid to keep trains running
The Senate passed a bill authorizing up to 210 million dollars for the Transportation Department to aid financially ailing railroads. The bill allocates 125 million to payoff a federally guaranteed Penn Central loan from 1970, though the administration later clarified the funds do not cover all past government obligations. The vote was 59 to 30, with Sen. Hartke defending the measure as essential for continued service until a long term rail crisis solution is found.
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Washington
Senate
Transportation Department
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Surface Transportation
Hartke
Penn Central
Congressional Record
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Byrd
Development Bonds Sold to Expand Athens Garment Plant
Industrial development revenue bonds totaling 150000 were sold in Birmingham to finance Athens Garment Co expansion. The Athens project, backed by the Industrial Development Board of Athens, will add land, a new building, and equipment, raising employment from 130 to 200 and payroll from 450000 to 800000 annually. The Baily Corp. of Denver heads the deal with Shelbyville’s Fly Manufacturing Co. as parent owner. Hendrix Mohr Yardley handled the sale.
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Birmingham
Athens
Industrial Development Board of
Athens Garment Co
Baily Corp
Denver
Hesse. Fly Manufacturing Co
Shelbyville
Tenn
Hendrix, Mohr and Yardley Inc
Andrea Doria Salvage Runs Into Trouble at Sea
Off Nantucket Shoals the Narragansett supports two aquanauts using saturation diving to salvage the Andrea Doria. Donald Rodecker and Christopher Delucchi plan a 14 day undersea habitat mission 40 fathoms down, amid fog, sharks and strong currents with salvage values speculated up to five million dollars.
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John Kifner
NYT
Pumperlink
Nantucket
Andrea Doria
Narragansett
Navy
San Diego
Donald L. Rodecker
Christopher J. Delucchi
Delucchi
California
Stockholm
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