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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1972
Page
3
A minority caught between two cultures. The American Indian This Land Was His Land. A sprawling reservation in northeastern Arizona where 125,000 Navaho live. 6 p.m. 848 Jesse Owens Returns to Berlin Special Owens revisits Berlin to recall his gold medal victories at 7 p.m.
Vacations refresh and relax but investments should not take a break. Open a savings account where funds earn from the first of the month on deposits made by the tenth and keep working even while you travel or unwind. The more your savings work, the more you can relax this week.
Decatur area weather report shows river level at Keller Memorial Bridge 21.70 and sea level 556.00. Today’s high 82, low 65, with an afternoon shower chance. Extended forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and thundershowers with highs in the 80s to lower 90s through Friday.
A long list of admissions and dismissals at Decatur General Hospital includes Willie Looney, James Frank Bowman, Wesley Odom, Robert Glenn Couch, Ralph Ponder Jr., Leroy Abner, Loggins, John Earl Roberts, Christopher Arnet Holyfield, Doyle Prater, Deborah McGuire, Edward McGuire, Alexander Wiley, Christopher Brown, Marten Brow, Steven Childers, and many others from Decatur, Hartselle, Trinity, and surrounding areas. Also notes ambulance calls by AAA Southend and highways patrol事故 summaries from Sunday with multiple injuries reported in four-county area.
Savings and Loan Association located at 215 Moulton Street in Decatur Alabama provides contact number 355-6011 for customer inquiries and services in the local area.
A compact TV schedule listing shows across News 6 ABC News Inquiry Andy Griffith Dragnet Wanted Dead or Alive and Let s Make a Deal. The log reflects a Monday daytime to evening lineup with program titles and time blocks for viewer reference.
A Reader’s question prompts a concise history of surgery from prehistoric skulls to ancient Hindu plastic surgery and skin grafts. The article notes earliest operations for skull fractures, arrowhead removals, and amputations, with Egypt and Mesopotamia among early practitioners and Hindus advancing techniques by 1400 B C.
A lighthearted trio of playful riddles. What do you call a scared skin diver Chicken of the sea. What goes up but never comes down Your age. Why should a golfer wear two pairs of pants In case he makes a hole in one.
Seven letters form three words as a puzzle in Knowledge Yearbook. Donna Perry of Wilkinsonville Mass is today's winner. An accident near Cullman at 6:15 p.m. injured Thurman League 40 and Sharon League 14, and Robert E. Antai 45 of North Homestead Ohio was injured along with Anna Antal 43 and Jeffrey Phillips 7 Dean Phillips 9 Andra Phillips 10 all of Homestead.
An offer touts a Colorado physician devised diet claimed to let U S Women’s Alpine Ski Team lose 20 pounds in 14 days without hunger. The ad urges readers to order for two week results, offering mail order details and rush service.
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