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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1967

Page

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Recreational Pot Of Gold Awaiting Local Action In Alabama

Alvin Benn reports Alabama faces staff shortages hindering access to a $2 million federal outdoor recreation grant pool. Officials say eligibility remains, but regional planners urge a state-led approach via the Department of Conservation to distribute funds to cities and counties.

Alvin Benn Alabama Reynolds Thrasher Game and Fish Department of State Conservation Thrasher I Lecererais Butnae U.s.department of the Interior Durand Claude Kelley

Israel Syria border clash leaves initial fatalities near Kfar Hanassi

An armed clash on Israel's border with Syria results in fatalities among Israelis and Syrians. Israeli forces report four armed Syrians encountered returning to Syria. A submachine gun two antipersonnel mines and ammunition found near a Syrian body. Local village Kfar Hanassi hosts US settlers nearby.

Jerusalem Israel Syria Middle East Polaon Kfar Hanassi United States

Free Passage Vow Sought Amid Middle East Tensions

The United States and Britain consult a dozen maritime nations on a declaration for free and open passage through the blockaded Gulf of Aqaba. The plan aims to protect Israel's interests while seeking a diplomatic solution, as Harold Wilson meets President Johnson to review strategy and a possible force option remains contingency.

United States Britain Gulf of Aqaba Israel Egypt U.S Middle East Harold Wilson Johnson

Army Guard and Reserve to be streamlined cutting 1300 units

Washington reports a drastic plan to streamline the Army National Guard and Army Reserve eliminating nearly 1,300 units. Senator Williams criticizes the administrations push for pro government campaign taint and potential loopholes. Eisenhower dedicates a D-Day mural at West Point honoring soldiers who showed fortitude and discipline during the landing.

Washington Defense Today Army National Guard Army Reserve West Point N.Y Dwight D. Eisenhower U.S. Military Academy

Graduation address urges effort over entitlement at Lakeside High

Former Lakeside High faculty member Ray Martin reports on December graduation exercises in Decatur where 59 seniors are urged to ignore world owes them notions and to stand as individuals. Charles Ion of Calvary Hill Rehabilitation Center in Huntsville reinforces values of vision, morality, and resilience. See Lakeside on Page 11.

Ray Martin Lakeside High Charles Lon Calvary Hill-Pulaski Pike Huntsville

Austin High 1967 seniors file into commencement

Austin High School held its second commencement for Decatur and the class of 1967 gathered under Pomp and Circumstance. Rev. James Bowden prayed for courage shaping the graduates as Clark Shields stressed dissatisfaction with mediocrity in his salutatory. Valedictorian Steve Young named.

Austin High Decatur High School James Bowden Covenant Presbyterian Church Clark Shields Shields Steve Young

Decatur High School Honors Final Principal Jenkins

Principal W H Jenkins led his 17th and final Decatur High School graduation as about 260 seniors received diplomas in a packed auditorium. Superintendent H R Leeman praised Jenkins and urged continued parental and student cooperation as Jenkins moves to oversee special instruction programs.

Cora Blair Decatur High School W. H. Jenkins Jenkins H. R. Leeman Sow Erie Decatur High

Bank Street Hospital to Close June 30

Decatur’s Bank Street Hospital the smallest of the three facilities will close on June 30 according to Dr. O B Evans president. He cited mounting state and federal demands on small hospitals making continued operation impractical. Evans will remain in Decatur to practice at his current Bank Street building until sold or leased and may convert the site into an office building.

Bank Street Decatur O. B. Evans Evans Bank Street Hospital Bank St Boa See Bank

Iranians Tour Tennessee Valley Industry Items

Six Iranian officials led by M. Rohani the minister of water and power toured Decatur visiting grass production cattle feeding and related facilities after an all day bus tour of the Tennessee Valley highlighting rapid local advances in industry and power projects.

Judy Jones Decatur Iran M. Rohani Tennessee Valley

Markets At A Glance New York and Chicago Trading Snapshot

The report notes mixed oat and corn trading with light activity in soybeans. Hog prices hold steady to slightly higher amid receipts around 4500 with a top near 27.50.

New York Chicago

President Cites Layman For Agriculture Work

Decatur Daily reports President recognizes a layman for notable contributions to agriculture work. Community leader received citation for service, education, and support to farming initiatives. Presented during a public event in Decatur with local officials in attendance.

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Forrest Durand North Central Alabama Regional Planning Commission Bob McGukin Cullman Gary Voketz Ed Bruchac Hal McClure John M. Hightower KP Sasciat Laura Lee Laura Lee Williams Larry Williams The St. Louis Post-Dispatch John J. Williams R-Del Mirs Earline Cox Georgia Robinson Lakeside High Austin Bruchac Fare High Ast Sd Cohenigh Eaeners Bank ‘St. Hospital R By Ken Reynek Maynard Layman Layman Yancey Hughes T. C. Almon
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