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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1965

Page

7

Open Forum on Health, Music, and Sex Education

A readers letters column features advice on nagging a overweight husband with health concerns and scheduling doctor visits. A shy child seeks practice space for his tuba and discusses sex education at home versus schools. Ann Landers advises home based talks and school information.

Ann Landers

Judicial notice in law shows courts may accept obvious facts

A public service feature explains that courts may take judicial notice of obvious facts such as gravity and Pearl Harbor. It notes limits, the evolving nature of science, and the aim to save time while avoiding outdated assumptions.

Pearl Harbor Missouri Rockies New England American Bar Association Will Bernard American’ Bar Association

Woodman spare that: school tree spared by board

A poplar near a school was spared from being cut after a reprieve granted by the Board of Education allows a robin and four blue eggs to remain unmolested. Gerald Raasch, director of grounds, said the tree’s roots were cracking the foundation, so the stay prevents its removal. Salt water for cattle remains a Reno AP item on Nevada agriculture scientist probing usage amounts.

Board of Education Gerald Raasch and Grounds RENO University of Evada

Miner Declared Legally Insane Over Banknote Theft

Coalminer Josef Czekaj, who shredded over 2,000 crowns worth of banknotes and scattered them into a mine shaft at Ostrava, was judged legally insane by a Czech court per CTK reporting from Prague.

Prague Czechoslovakia Ostrava Josef Czekaj C.T.K

West Point Adopts Coat of Arms in 1898

The U.S. Military Academy at West Point adopted its coat of arms in 1898 marking a formal heraldic emblem for the institution. The design reflected academy values and historical ties to military tradition.

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