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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1965
Page
20
A 1965 survey by Dartnell Corp shows widespread growth in vacation time. Salaried workers may receive one to seven weeks off based on tenure, with many unions providing eight or more holidays. The aim is longer, flexible time off and extended sabbaticals for long service.
Focus on foods explains graded pasteurized milk and vitamin fortified varieties. It notes vitamin D milk for bone development, skim milk with little fat, and fortified options with added vitamins and minerals. A brief police report from Honolulu ends with a fatal stabbing of Army Sgt. Frank M. Duck in a club parking lot.
An enraged barber stabbed an 18 year old to death as crowd waited in a Nagpur shop. Police say the fatal attack followed delays that frustrated customers and sparked the violence.
Sparkman lists three reasons for rebuffing a resolution, saying the boards do not feel their plans should be approved. He cites Governor Wallace and other officials pressed for delegation support as the action moves toward the legislature.
A new principal was hired at Mount Hope after the previous leader H. L. Tipton died about two weeks earlier. The position was filled by Meherg, named to replace the late administrator in Mobile.
A 16 year old girl found in a home with barbiturates and needles discovered by officers. The brief note records a police discovery and mentions the minor involved.
New Zealand welcomed 15 314 visitors from the United States and 7 874 from the United Kingdom. The passage notes a float in school administration and mentions Meherg becoming principal at Falkville after serving as principal at Roy Webb High School in Blount County.
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