D C Orders Half Plane Passengers
An Idlewild Airport appeal to Washington led immigration officials to bar travel for a group aboard a DC airliner. The 32 aboard included 22 bound for Ciudad Trujillo and 18 Americans mainly journalists, plus citizens of Spain Britain France and Haiti on the flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idlewild
Washington
U.S
Immigration Service
Ciudad Trujillo
Republic
Spain
Britain
France
Haiti
Dairy Month Contest Promises Dairy Recipe Prize Event
A city dairy celebration invites housewives to submit recipes using dairy products with prizes of 25, 15 and 10 dollars. The City Electric Department offers a showroom display for modern dairy equipment and churns and butter molds in oldest churn and oldest butter mold contests. A milk ing contest pits Mayor Murray Dodd against Judge Cliff Almon with a tentative date the last Thursday of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Electric Department
Murray Dodd
Cliff Almon
U.S. Rusk plans, Latin America fate in flux after Trujillo
U S officials warn Rusk may depart for Paris later, while a power struggle unfolds in the Dominican Republic after Trujillo's assassination. Washington weighs ties with the new leadership, possible aid resumption, and the risk of a pro Castro revolt as Sen. Smathers proposes Marines to deter a Communist takeover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rusk
Paris
New York
David Ben-Gurion
Washington
Joaquin Balaguer
Cuba
Ciudad Trujillo
Henry Dearborn
U.S
Trujillo
United States
Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
Market snapshot for livestock and soybeans and hogs
Markets show soybeans at 2.85 per bushel. Cattle trading fairly active and steady with steer and heifer qualities at 20.50 to 22.00, cows 13.00 to 16.00, cutters 19.00, stockers scarce. Calves 50. Hogs active and 25 to 50 higher with No 1 190-240 lb at 16.50 to 16.75 and lows 11.50 to 13.50.
Wall Street Uneven Trading At Noon On Moderate Losses
Wall Street moved cautiously in light trading as the AP average of 60 stocks slipped 0.50 to 249.10 at noon. Industrials fell 1.20, rails 0.10, utilities steady. Dow Jones index stood 0.28 lower at 696.44 amid mixed moves in chemicals, machinery, and oil shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Eastman Kodak
Union Carbide
du Pont
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic Steel
Jones & Laughlin
Dow Jones
U.S
Stocks near steady as mixed results spark afternoon drift
Stocks on the New York Exchange show mixed results with gains for some industrials and declines for others. Shares of Hercules, Dow Jones totals and major names like Coca Cola and Chrysler appear among the listings with variances across sectors as trading continues.
Cotton futures drop at market open in New York
New York AP reports cotton futures opened five cents per bale lower than the previous close. Trading data shows July at 343.27, October 4.00, December 4.52, March 35.12, May 35.328, and June near 35.208 with various bid and ask figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton New York
Jly
Nashville Livestock Prices and Market Activity
Nashville and Thomasville reports show cattle steady to fairly active with steer and heifer yearlings at 20.50 to 22.00 and cows down to 15.00 to 16.00. Vealers bring 26.00 to 28.00, hogs steady to up 25 higher with No 1-3 190-240 lb at 17.00 to 17.75, lambs 18.00 to 18.50 for spring split, and sows 12.00 to 14.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Thomasville
Albany
Columbus
Moultrie
Dothan
Ala
Jacksonville
Fla
Georgia live poultry prices and supplies report
Georgia live poultry prices show minor changes with tentative prices mostly one cent. Broilers and fryers 3-4 lbs at farms 12-14 cents per pound. Hens have fair demand with ample supplies, heavy type at plants 13-14 cents, light type at farms 7-9 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poultry
Atlanta
Georgia
F.o.b
Eggs in Birmingham 99 Market Holds Low Demand
Dealers reluctant to follow the continued up ward trend of New York base prices as offerings remain ample. Demand is fair at 9:30 a.m. today. Consumer grades show Grade A white large to mediums and small at 244-35, including cases and store door delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
New York
Philadelphia leads in home ownership with extensive city assets
The article notes Philadelphia has the highest home ownership rate among large U S cities and counts about 545000 buildings including 495000 dwellings 1300 churches 78 hospitals and 400 schools highlighting the city’s housing and institutional stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Space age lure aids fishing and lifeguard aid
Three satellite engineers from Lockheed's missile and space division unveil the outcaster, a 10 ounce torpedo shaped device that powers a bait to a precise fishing spot via flashlight batteries. The unit tows bait, is activated with a rod flick, and floats after arrival. Inventors plan a larger version to assist lifeguards in rescuing swimmers faster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Clara
Calif
Robert McKilahan
Nick Milakovich
Lockheed’s Missile and Space Division
Ing
Police Captain Describes May 2 Riot Actions
Police Captain D H Lackey testified that he ordered medical attention for Justice Department official Seigenthaler after a beating during the May 2 riot, despite Seigenthaler’s initial refusal. Witness Alvin McDonald said he warned police of the freedom bus arrival but gave no prior progress report. Atty. Gen. Robert Kennedy intervened for the bus riders after Greyhound refused to move the bus to Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ku Klux Klan
Lackey
L. B. Sullivan
Seigenthaler
Highway Patrol
Redio
Alvin B. MacDonald
Freedom
Greyhound
Birmingham
McDonald
Robert Kennedy
Freedom Riders
Montgomery
Kennedy and De Gaulle Toast Shared Liberty at Paris State Dinner
President Kennedy and Charles de Gaulle spoke to a warm audience in Paris praising Franco American unity for freedom and democracy. Kennedy recalled his Canada visit while De Gaulle pressed for France's full voice in allied decisions and praised shared aims of peace with liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Canada
New England
France
Eisenhower
de Gaulle
Khrushchev/Kennedy meet to discuss disarmament Berlin
Soviet Premier Khrushchev flies to Vienna for talks with President Kennedy focusing on disarmament the German peace treaty and the West Berlin question along with colonialism. Antonin Novotny says many dangerous open questions will test the dialogue and a relaxation of world tensions is sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Koehler
Vienna
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Berlin
Antonin Novotny
Czechoslovakia
Bratislava
Austria
Novotny
Germany
West Berlin
Khrushchevim
Prague
Llewellyn Thompson
U.S
Moscow
Thompson
Copter Pilots Are Identified
Two American civilian helicopter pilots killed in a crash near Pa Dong during a supply mission to besieged progovernment Meo fighters. Pilot Walter L. P. Witboyski of Polk Ohio and co pilot Charles H. Master of Charlotte North Carolina died. Flight mechanic Dale Kloch injured. Rotor struck a tree.
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Vientiane
Laos
Pa Dong
Air America
Walter L. P. Witboyski
Polk
Ohio
Charles H. Master
Charlotte
N.C
Dale Kloch
Kloch
Funeral Services for Mrs Beulah Hewitt 91 Nashville
Funeral services for Mrs Beulah Hewitt 91 of Nashville will be Friday at 10 a.m. at her sister Mrs D T Stanton home. Burial will be Lynnville Cemetery Lynnville Tennessee. Survivors include son A J Hewitt Decatur sister Mrs D T Stanton Nashville brother Edwin May Waldrop Nashville and a number of grandchildren and great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Hewitt
Nashville
D. T. Stanton
Mrs. Stanton
Lynnville
Tenn
A. J. Hewitt
7Th Ave
Decatur
Edwin May Waldrop
Murphrey Rites Held for Lathanial F Murphey in Hartselle
Funeral services for Lathanial Frank Murphey 86 of Hartselle were set for Friday at Cedar Creek Baptist Church with Rev Jim Henderson officiating. Burial followed in adjacent cemetery with Peck directing and pallbearers named Virgil Harris Durhand Homer Ellis Adna and J L Murphey. The body was to be taken to the Murphey home in the Leesdale Community this afternoon for viewing before services.
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Hartselle
Lathanial
Frank Murphey
Cedar Creek Baptist Church
Jimmy Henderson
Peck
Virgil Harris
Durhand
Homer
Ellis
Adna
J. L. Murphey
R. B. Murphey
Leesdale
Falkville
Jamestown Chief Publishes Column on Safe Driving
Jamestown Police Chief John Paladino writes a weekly Jamestown Post-Journal column titled Dont Drive Your Self to Death urging motorists to avoid dangerous driving. The column appears in the city paper as part of a public safety series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown, N. Y
John Paladino
Jamestown
Jamestown Post-Journal
Hospitals list new admissions in Decatur area
A hospital record shows numerous admissions across Decatur and nearby towns including Mrs. Bobby W. Tays 1019 7th Ave SE Mrs. Raymond Fowler Phil Mrs. Benton Watson 116 13th Ave NW Rev Ollie Linkous 802 E Moulton St Mrs Ella Skeggs Crawford 219 William Slate Hartsele 3 William Herman Stevens 824 Austin St SW Richard L McClarney 1220 13th Ave 1609 7th St Harold Wise 1016 8th Ave SE Mrs Homer Montgomery 515 Carolyn St SW Mrs Russell R Millwood Decatur Master Leonard A McConnell 1419 Locust St SE Mrs James J Roberts 1221 Seaton Ave SE Mrs William T Todd Birmingham Master Billy Gwyn Cottingham Courtland Master Garry Lewis Livingston Eva Master Donald Glenn Meadows Athens 8 Little Miss Patricia Ann Russell 2017 Magnolia St Mrs Mattie Rose Hamilton Rogersville 3 Mrs Charles Barnum 852 W Moulton St William Little 2709 Beeline Highway S Bennie Otto Mitchell 301 Memorial Dr NW Mrs William E Darst and infant daughter 1805 Cagle Ave SW
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Decatur General Admissions
Bobby W. Tays
7Th Ave
Raymond Fowler
Phil
Benton Watson
13Th Ave
Ollie Linkous
E. Moulton St
Ella Skeggs Crawford
Wiliam Slate
Hartsele
William Herman Stevens
Austin St
Richard L. McClarney
7Th St
Harold Wise
8Th Ave
Homer Montgomery
Carolyn St
Russell R. Millwood
Leonard A McConnell
Locust St
James J. Roberts
Seaton Ave
William T. Todd
Birmingham
Billy Gwyn Cottingham
Courtland
Garry Lewis Livingston
Eva
Donald Glenn Meadows
Athens
Patricia
Ann Russell
Magnolia St
Mattie
Rose Hamilton
Rogersville
Charles Barnum
W. Moulton St
William Little
Beeline Highway
Lawrence County Admissions and Dismissals List
Admissions include Archie C Vaughn Mount Hope Mrs James J Cole Moulton Roy Kirby Town Creek Mrs Albert McDonald Trinity C G Childers Moulton Ty Kelsoe Danville Joe White Danville Mrs D L Crane Moulton Sherry Lynn Parker Moulton Mrs Chester Beaty Moulton Julia Butler Town Creek Andrew Leeds Courtland Dismissals include D A Abbott Mount Hope John Stockton Moulton Mrs Forney Alexander Moulton Mrs William Reeves Hillsboro Lucy Puttman Moulton Mrs Herschel Copeland Town Creek Martin Burks Trinity
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James J. Cole
Moulton
Roy Kirby
Town Creek
Albert McDonald
Trinity
C. G. Childers
Ty Kelsoe
Danville
Joe White
D. L. Crane
Sherry Lynn Parker
Chester Beaty
Julia Butler
Andrew Leeds
Courtland
D. A. Abbott
Mount Hope
John Stockton
Forney Alexander
William Reeves
Hillsboro
Lucy Puttman
Herschel Copeland
Martin Burks
Local Names List Reflects Athens Fayetteville and Harvest Residents
A reading of names shows residents and spouses linked to Athens Fayetteville Harvest and nearby towns. Individuals include Kenneth Towry Carolyn Griffin Steven Howard Marinel Castelberry Frances Slaton and others across Athens and surrounding areas.
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Kenneth Towry
Fayetteville
Tenn
Carolyn Griffin
Athens
Steven Wayne Howard
Marinel Castelberry
Frances Slaton
Lester
Sarah Jane Willard
Toney
D. A. Howard, Jr
Woodrow Scott
Raymond Joseph Barber, Jr
Tanner
Birdie
Georgie Whitworth
Louise Moore
Ferdinand Tann
Harvest
Local Notices of Residents and Addresses Listed
A group of individuals and families appear with names and street addresses including Mrs Lizzie Julian of Baileyton and Mrs Gwendolyn Stephenson at 2225 Morgan Ave Vaughn Carthers 1102 8th Ave A H Spurlin Waldermose Springs Reece Robinson 715 6th Ave Mrs Mollie Smith Somerville Everett Grayson Jr 513 Ewel St Mrs Shelby Peppers 2227 Harrison St Dewey Reed Decatur 3 Mrs Betty Thompson Hartselle and J B Maze with infant daughter Somerville 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Julian
Baileyton
Gwendolyn Stephenson
Morgan Ave
Vaughn Carthers
8Th Ave
A. H. Spurlin
Waldermose Springs
Reece Robinson
6Th Ave
Mollie Smith
Somerville
Everett Grayson Jr
Ewel St
Shelby Peppers
Harrison St
Dewey Reed
Decatur
Betty Thompson
Decatur Names Rejects and Dismissals List
Decatur addresses list individuals including Mrs David Fagan at 1 Sidney Smith Box 474 and Earl Worley at 509 Betty Street. Also named are Glenn Mathis at Webster Trailer Court and Billy Hudson in Courtland along with Mrs Billy Joe Chandler in Tanner.
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David Fagan
Decatur
Sidney Smith
Box
Glenn Mathis
Webster Trailer Court
Earl Worley
Betty St
Billy Hudson
Courtland
Billy Joe Chandler
Birth announcements from Lawrence County Hospital May 30
Mr and Mrs Albert McDonald Trinity 1 welcome a daughter born May 30 at Lawrence County Hospital. Mr and Mrs James J Cole Moulton 2 welcome a son born May 30 at Lawr Hospital. Mr and Mrs C G Childers Moulton 2 welcome a daughter born May 30 at A girl to Mr and Mrs Benton Watson 116 13th Ave NW Wed prey AaBntaltnnnttns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert McDonald
Trinity
Lawrence County Hospital
James J. Cole
Moulton
Lawr Hospital
C. G. Childers
Benton Watson
13Th Ave
Medal of Honor Pageant Highlighted in December
Fragmentary text notes a ceremony related to the Medal of Honor and other American decorations for heroes, dated December, with limited readable details on participants or locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasner
Reed Guilty in Fatal Card Game Fight
A Morgan County jury found 27 year old Herbert Reed guilty of the first degree serious incident in the February fatal beating of 50 year old Albert Pickett after a card game at Reed's Cain Street home. Reed was sentenced to 10 years.
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Morgan County
Herbert Reed
Albert Pickett
Andrew Alexander
Wiley
Cecil Carter
Carter
Ruby Marie
Harvey de Jarnett
Pickett
Reed
Cain St
Newton Powell
Cherry St
Willie Poke
Poke
Dominican Quiet After Leader’s Ouster Sparks Flight Censorship
Reports say Dominican citizens were banned from leaving the country and Ciudad Trujillo planes had empty seats. The regime tightens censorship as the population appears stunned by the long-dominant leader’s removal and streets look deserted.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Vacation Bible School at Fellowship Baptist Church
A church announces Vacation Bible School for June 5 to 9 with registration on June 3 at 9:30 a.m. The report also lists 37 docketed cases including running red lights, parking violations, drunkenness, and other offenses, plus four building permits issued and a new City Hall schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellowship Baptist Church
Recorder
Johnson Defies Diplomatic Blackmail as U S Seeks Peace
Lyndon B Johnson asserts the United States will not yield to diplomatic blackmail while describing upcoming talks as a chance to demonstrate patience in negotiations for peace and resolve to prevent nuclear war. He cites President Kennedy's visits to Paris and London as part of efforts to strengthen world resolve.
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Tal
Johnson
Kennedy
Paris
London
United States
America
Europe
Rooming House Fire Kills 2 in Flint
A blaze swept a three story rooming house near downtown Flint killing two men. Sixteen other roomers escaped after the fire broke out on the first floor around 1 2 a.m. in the downtown area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint, Mich
Flint
Manchester Man Hospitalized After Stroke Amid Drive Mishap
Roy Moore, formerly of Hartselle and now resident of Manchester, is a patient at Manchester Hospital after a stroke this week. A car incident near Emerson caused a wheel lock and crash. Also notes a price correction for Cream Cheese at Busy Bee Market and Mayor and Mrs. Murray Dodd traveling to Gatlinburg for a ski resort ground breaking Friday.
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Roy Moore
Manchester
Tenn
Hartselle
Manchester Hospital
Busy Bee
Murray Dodd
Gatlinburg, Tenn
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Limestone
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Bank Street
Betty West
1604
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Sheraton St
Luther Hendrix
Danville Rd
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Ltd Ave
Ellen Doss
City Hall
Police Department
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Carbon Hill 2
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Highway 31S
Chevrolet
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Madison
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Higginbotham Construction Co
Sherman St
Royalite
Royal Typewriter
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Buschs
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Ateens Rds
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