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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1965
Page
10
The AP reports Nevada, though fastest growing by population estimate, has about 558000 cattle and calves on ranches at the start of the year. The latest people estimate published last October lists 487778 residents.
Civil rights picketing resumed in downtown Selma as leaders warned of possible 150 to 200 arrests. With top organizers away on other duties the campaign appeared loosely coordinated but still aimed at pressuring white merchants during a boycott.
After a delayed morning, pickets began near nine but did not start until late. In the protests twenty five demonstrators were jailed and eight more were arrested during a drug store lunch counter sit-in. An employee jabbed a demonstrator with an electric prod pole amid the clash.
Dean W. Parris of Lawrence County will receive the District One 4-H award at the Alabama County Agents meeting in Montgomery June 10-12. A Winston County native and Auburn and Auburn University alum, he has organized 4-H clubs and record book contests and led fundraising efforts. He began with the extension service in 1959, served in the military during the Berlin crisis, then moved to Lawrence County in 1963 and now heads the 4-H Club program with Wilson Lee. he is married to Wanda Baughn with two daughters.
The body of 1st Lt. Don Childers, 24, a former Hartselle resident and helicopter pilot, killed in a Viet Nam helicopter collision, is expected to arrive in Hartselle for burial within days. Funeral arrangements to be announced by the First Baptist Church.
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