Weather and sky events with star Regulus prominence
The report notes a full moon and Regulus prominent in the western sky, with visible planets Mars Saturn Jupiter and Venus at specific times. Mars appears left of Regulus, Saturn to the southeast, Jupiter low in the east, and Venus rising before dawn. Timings include 4:57 p.m. and around 1:55 to 3:47 a.m. across early June observations.
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Mars
Regulus
Saturn
Jupiter
Venus
TVA lake levels and forecast for Tennessee River region
Morning readings show the Tennessee River at Keller Memorial Bridge at 21.49 feet above the river’s datum, with surrounding lake stages Chickamauga 682.3, Pickwick 414.2, Guntersville 594.7, Whitesburg 556.7, Wilson 506.5. Sunday highs reached 87 degrees, low 62, with today’s 11:05 a.m. temperature at 85. The forecast calls for sunny and warm today and Thursday, fair and mild tonight, easterly winds 5 to 15 mph diminishing. Highs around 86, tonight’s low 60, Tuesday high 89.
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Tennessee
Keller Memorial Bridge
TVA Lakes
Chickamauga
Pickwick
Guntersville
Whitesburg
Wilson
Five Day Forecast for Alabama Temperatures Trend
Alabama forecast shows average temperatures 2 to 4 degrees below normal with little day to day change. Normal highs run 85 to 89 and lows 62 to 68. Precipitation expected at less than a half inch, occurring near the period's end.
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Alabama
$60 000 Suit On In Court
A $60 000 automobile personal damage suit opened in Morgan County Civil Circuit Court with Judge James N Bloodworth presiding. Plaintiff Ramie McConnell of Athens cites injuries from an Aug 21 1962 Decatur crash at 6th Ave and Church St involving her 1962 Ford Falcon and a Trailways bus. The driver claimed the bus had a green light long before entering. three women aboard were injured. Attorneys for plaintiff Julian and Norman Harris. for defendants John A and Thomas Caddell. Trial likely to last several days.
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Morgan County
James N. Bloodworth
Ramie McConnell
Athens 7
Continental Tennessee Lines, Inc
Holley
Decatur
6Th Ave
Churgh St
Huntsville
Church
Julian
Norman Harris
John A
Thomas Caddell
Bloodworth
Fleet Transport Co
Margaret Powell Hanners
Samuel Plant
Royce Sims
Mildred Gray
Jack Davis
Bethlyn Walden
Donald Poole
Jace Dale Marton
City of Decatur
David Crockett Burns
Independent Life & Association Insurance
Alabama Solar Queen Sales Co
D. H. Rmager
Cleveland R. Burrell
J. Percy Garnett
Nellie Ruth Hamilton
Jewel Ogle
Joyce Owens
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
New Works Manager Named Amid Plant Tour
Maddock was transferred to New Jersey as officials held an operations meeting. The tour list included Frank J. Nunlist president A J Hackl general manager R E Lieben dorfer manufacturing manager G H Bourque division controller W C Smith engineering manager A G Mumma engineering vice president R E Young corporate comptroller G F Habach engineering vice president A M Tullo manufacturing vice president Harold Flett sales manager and G A Collings work controller. Salesky, with Worthington 23 years, formerly lived in Decatur and now resides with wife and two daughters at 23 Powderhorn Dr Packanack Lake Wayne NJ. He worked at Worthington in Massachusetts 1953-57 Ampere NJ 1957-63 and Decatur 1953-57.
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Maddock
New Jersey
Frank J. Nunlist
A. J. Hackl
R. E. Liebendorfer
G. H. Bourque
W. C. Smith
A. G. Mumma
R. E. Young
G. F. Habach
A. M. Tullo
Harold Flett
G. A. Collings
Salesky
Worthington
Decatur
Powderhorn Dr
Packanack Lake
Wayne
N. J
Massachusetts
Ampere
Two Escape City Jail From Minor Convictions
Two 17 year old Negro men, held on minor convictions, escaped from city jail before 6 am, according to Sgt Frank Shafer. Missing are Wilbert E. Alexander 501 Madison St NW serving for leaving the scene of an accident and Leroy Sykes A Place NW jailed for his second dis orderly conduct conviction in a month. Prisoners reportedly cut out an iron bar on a jail window.
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City
Frank Shafer
Wilbert E. Alexander
Madison St
Leroy Sykes
Shafer
Deaths Mrs. J. W. Phillips at Hartse lle Hospital
Mrs. J. W. Phillips Sr died at 6 25 am after a brief illness at Hartselle Hospital. Services set for Tuesday at Grace Baptist Church with Rev Willard Stallcup and Doyle Banta officiating. Burial in Decatur City Cemetery. Survivors include husband West Memphis Ark two sons a daughter five siblings and many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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J. W. Phillips
8Th St. SE
Hartselle Hospital
Grace Baptist Church
Willard. Stallcup
Doyle Banta
Decatur City Cemetery
West Memphis
Ark
Nancy Glasco
Decatur
Percy G. Phillips
Billy G. Phillips
Sculthorpe
England
Hattie Gallant
Lake Worth
Fla
Dexter Parks
Talladega
Ala
Oscar Fairley
Greenville
Cal
B. G. Fairley
Leeds
W. H. Fairley
A. H. Fairley
Winston-Salem
N. C
Betty Walker Lake obituary in Cullman area
Betty Sue Lake Walker 24 of Vinemont died at Cullman Hospital at 9 p.m. Saturday after an automobile wreck. Funeral services at Crossroads Church with burial in the adjoining cemetery at 2 p.m. today. Survived by husband James Walker two sons Paul Richard Walker and Clyde Allen Walker of Vinemont 3 parents J N Lake two brothers James and Ray Lake two sisters Mrs Dennis Lanford and Mrs Rachael Lake.
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Cullman
Betty Sue Lake Walker
Vinemont
Cullman Hospital
Crossroads Church
James Walker
Paul Richard Walker
Clyde Allen Walker
Vinemont 3
J. N. Lake
James
Ray Lake
Dennis Lanford
Rachael Lake
Mrs Lora Hamilton dies at 72 in Cullman
Mrs Lora Pearl Hamilton 72 of Hanceville dies in Cullman Hospital Funeral services are set for today at 2 p m at Hopewell Church with burial in the adjoining C E Hamilton estate She leaves five sons W C Nan Charles Samuel and Trintiss Hamilton seven daughters Lillie Murphree Evelyn Burrow Rosell Edge Addie Pett Melba Hamrick Lola Bradford Josephine Weeks and three sisters
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Cullman
Lora Pearl Hamilton
Hanceville
Cullman Hospital
Hopewell Church
C. E. Hamilton
W. C
Nan
Charles
Samuel
Trintiss Hamilton
Lillie Murphree
Evelyn Burrow
Rosell Edge
Addie Pett
Melba Hamrick
Lola Bradford
Josephine Weeks
Supreme Court backs agency shop ruling and Florida ban
The Supreme Court ruled 8-0 that Taft Hartley does not ban agency shop agreements, while upholding Florida’s prohibition on such contracts. The decision addresses unions’ fee requirements and ongoing questions about enforcement authority. Justice Goldberg did not participate. The court also struck down Tennessee public school transfer plans aimed at racial balancing in Knoxville and Davidson County. Justice Clark delivered the unanimous opinion on the transfer cases, calling them discriminatory.
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Washington
Tennessee
Supreme Court
High Court
Florida
Goldberg
Secretary of Labor
Knoxville
Davidson County
Clark
United Auto Workers
General Motors Corp
Indiana
Afl-Cio
Food Fair, Inc
Miami
Justice White
National Labor Relations Board
Guatemala Receives Guatemalan Progress Aid Total
Through the Alliance for Progress the United States has provided 19.3 million dollars in assistance to Guatemala since the joint program began, supporting development efforts and regional cooperation.
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Alliance For Progress
Guatemala
U. S
Alabama Toll Rises With Weekend Vehicle Deaths
The weekend accident toll in Alabama reached eight with multiple fatalities. Hugh C. Blackmon, about 45, of Guntersville drowned after slipping from an embankment into a lake near Guntersville. Charles W. Edwards, 16, of Foley, died when his car overturned. Walter T. Richardson, 27, of Mobile, died in a two car crash. Robert L. Foreman, 17, of Suttle, died when his speeding car crashed into a utility pole in Selma.
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Long
Moulton
Mercury
Associated Press
Alabama
Hugh C. Blackmon
Guntersville
Gunters
Charles W. Edwards
Foley
Walter T. Richardson
Mobile
Robert L. Foreman
Suttle
Selma
Hospital Dismissals and Patients List
Dismissals include Euble Jones of Hartselle and Mrs Joe Blankenship or infant daughter of Somerville. Readouts show patient names and addresses such as Earl D. Chunn in Decatur and Miss Carol McBay at 1408 15th Ave SE. Other entries list Mrs Ardrew Reed 1801 Tower St SE Mrs Alpha Gilbert 1632 North and Mrs Brenda Rice Lacey Spring.
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Earl D. Chunn
Decatur
Carol McBay
15Th Ave
Ardrew Reed
Tower St
Alpha Gilbert
North St
Brenda Rice
Lacey Spring
Euble Jones
Hartselle
Joe Blankenship
Somerville
Decatur resident Thompson named Dempster Fellow for 1963 64
The Rev John D Thompson of Decatur 2 is awarded a Dempster Fellowship for post graduate study in religion for 1963 64 He will sail from New York June 29 to West Germany He holds AB from Birmingham Southern and bachelor of divinity from Emory He is son of Mr and Mrs Hugh D Thompson Decatur Also hospital admission and local incidents reported including a 1963 Corvair crash near the fire station and various court and building permit records
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John D. Thompson
Decatur 2
Dempster
Thompson
Emory University
Chandler School of Theology
Sale
New York
West Germany
North Alabama Methodist Conference
Birmingham-Southern
Emory
Hugh D. Thompson
Decature
Stock Market Edges Higher Then Pauses On Gains
Wall Street opens with early gains, but the market cools as volume reaches about 5.3 million shares. Chrysler and United Air Lines rise about 2 points, others show mixed moves while steel and sugar futures slip. Polaroid, Beckman, Control Data, Zenith, Texas Instruments, Xerox gain. Lily Tulip and Tennessee Gas trade. J. S. Case falls after a court ruling clears the way for trial in a $12.5 million suit. Bond markets mixed as U.S. government bonds slip amid tightening credit signals.
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New York
Chrysler
United Air Lines
Polaroid
Beckman Instruments
Control Data
Zenith
Texas Instruments
Xerox
Lily Tuilp
Tennessee
Soo Line
General Instrument
Ampex
Phelps Dodge
Admiral
Litton Industries
Caterpillar
Chesapeake & Ohio
Liggett & Myers
Great Western Sugar
South Puerto Rico
American Crystal Sugar
J. S
U.S
Wallace Foremost in Court Battle Over Alabama Student Case
Judge against Wallace is urged as best to prevent clashes between principals. Marshall notes US interest in the case and warns individuals cannot withstand state power. Kirkman Jackson for Wallace argues Alabama differs from Arkansas Louisiana and Mississippi precedents and questions governor involvement and certainty of injury.
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Wallace
South Carolina
Georgia
Marshall
United States
Miss Malone
McGlathery
Kirkman Jackson
Birmingham
Alabama
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Orval E. Faubus
Jackson
Gov. Wallace
Court weighs transfer plans in school integration case
Agency in school decisions questions the transfer provision as not meeting Brown v. Board standards. Negro students’ lawyers say plans effectively confine Negroes to Negro schools while allowing whites to transfer on race. Knoxville and Davidson County argue there is no evidence of evading integration. White authored the court's Indiana case opinion.
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Clark
Brown
White
Indiana
Live Market Report Rundown amid Mixed Livestock Trends
Choice 325-500 lb heifers bring 22.50 to 24.50 with calves and vealers showing strength. Hogs active and up about a dollar. 1600 head, 50 pounds to 1 dollar higher, 185-245 lb mixed lots at 17.50 to 18.00. Sows steady to higher. 325-625 lb at 12.00 to 13.00. Sheep around 250 head with spring slaughter figures, market tone uncertain.
Hog receipts rise at regional market report
Thomasville area cattle and hog market data show 2,800 hogs traded with U S 1 2 barrows and gilts 190 230 pounds at 17 00 17 50 per hundredweight and 180 240 pounds at 16 50 17 00, plus 240 270 pounds and 160 180 pounds ranges. Sows noted without full detail.
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Thomasville
Columbus
Moultrie
Ae Ala
Jacksonville
Fila
Sendy
U.S
Sows
Birmingham Ap Offers Slow Week Wholesale Supplies
Birmingham AP reports a limited supply run with retailers allowed up to 9:30 am today. The list includes carton deliveries and direct sales by Sake aan, with sizes ranging from small to large and pricing noted as 25 to 38 units for various grades.
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Birmingham
Mini
Sake Aan
Birmingham AP Brief Noted Market Prices
Birmingham AP reports mixed but balanced conditions in poultry and plant prices with tentative indications of adequate supply and steady demand amidst cautious market signals.
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Birmingham
Nashville cattle market report shows varied demand
In Nashville the cattle market showed activity with slaughter steers and heifers strong, cows uneven and mostly steady, bulls barely steady. Prices ranged from 21.50 to 22.00 for good 900-1100 lb slaughter steers, 14.25 to 16.50 for utility cows, and 18.50 to 19.25 for average qualities. higher bids appeared for select grades, with 350-400 lb stock and other categories trading around 23.50 to 36.50 in the upper ranges.
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Nashville, Tenn
Georgia live poultry market quotes and farm prices
Atlanta dealers reported live poultry prices with broilers and fryers at 14 cents per pound, lighty type farm offerings from 7 to 15 cents, and f o b plant prices around 8.5 cents.
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Atlanta
APV
Georgia
B. Planta
Decatur General Obituary Listing Names and Addresses
A dense list of residents and relatives appears with many names and street addresses in Decatur and nearby towns. The compilation includes Mrs Mary Hancock Donna Nichols Heflin Engle Teague Long Kirby Sandlin Newby Henderson Long Campbell Lavender Elders Christopher Bridges Davidson Rutledge Engman infant Hartselle Morton Cathcart Beck Marine Hodgins Nichols Green Quintavalle Sharp Sharp Terry Hayes Jones Smallwood Geissler Mahoney and others across Huntsville Moulton Athens Lexington and nearby communities. The page reads like a roll of residents and kin with multiple Mr Mrs Miss Master and child designations alongside street numbers and cities.
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Vergil B. Newby
Memorial
James Audrey Henderson
Valhermosa Springs
Avery Long
Moulton
Dorthy Page Campbell
9Th Ave
Richard David Lavender
Huntsville
Mabry Elders
Athens
Carolyn Sue Christopher
Sandra St
James Michael Bridges
Charles H. Davidson
Prospect
Charles Gregory Sims
Trinity
Dale Austin Rutledge
12Th St
Fred L. Engman
7Th Ave
John J. Hartselle
P. O. Morton
E. Moulton
Calvin Barnes Cathcart
13Th Ave
Alvin Leonard Beck
Lacey’s
Spring Adrain
Oren Marine
Alfred B. Hodgins
Brookmead
Donna Faye Nichols
6Th Ave
Steven Dale Green
4Th Ave
Susan Quintavalle
Susan Carol Sharp
1St Ave
Donald Wayne Terry Moulton
Allen Clark Hayes
Woodmont Dr
Prince Thomas Jones
8Th Ave
Wilbur Leo Smallwood
Lexington
Ala
Ernest Dietrich Geissler
Daniel Frances Mahoney
Pope John XXIII Dies Opens Race for New Pontiff
The death of Pope John XXIII on Oct 28 1958 transfers papal duties to Cardinal Rossi Masella as the conclave must begin within 18 days. The Vatican ends the second Vatican Council’s current session and actions on Mary Poland and US relations loom as Kennedy’s Rome ties form.
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John
Benedetto Cardinal Rossi Masella
Vatican Radio
FINIL
Vatican
Mary
Poland
Kennedy
Births Anercedes for Teague family at Decatur General
Mr and Mrs Cecil J Teague of 2414 Stratford Road welcomed a daughter born Sunday at Decatur General Hospital. The new arrival adds to the family as relatives celebrate the healthy birth and name details are forthcoming.
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Cecil J. Teague
Stratford Rd
Decatur General Hospital
Pope John XXIII Remembered For Peace And Unity
The pontiff Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli known as Pope John XXIII had led the world’s Roman Catholics for four years and seven months. He was praised for warm simplicity and deep care for people of all faiths, earning a place among the most beloved popes for his commitment to peace Christian unity and social justice.
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Pope John
Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli
Cross Burnings Reported in Morgan Cullman Counties
Four crosses burned in Morgan County and one in Cullman County over the week. A Danville Baptist pastor confirms a cross burned near his home early Sunday as prank suspicions persist. Another cross reported near the "Iron Man" statue on Highway 36 between Danville and Hartselle. Unconfirmed reports include Nee Community in Morgan and Holly Pond in Cullman. Authorities say no reports or investigations filed by sheriff's offices. patrolling agencies say they have not been notified. Earlier in April local clubs considered painting the statue, then painted it silver after warnings.
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Morgan County
Cullman County
Daily
Ted Swann
Danville
Dave Hardin
Jehovah Witness Church
Hopewell
Hardin
Highway 36
Hartselle
Nee
Holly Pond
Pat Patterson
Alabama Highway Patrol
Decatur
Neel
Victoria Falls Heights Compared to Niagara Falls
Victoria Falls in Africa rises 355 feet, making it twice as high as Niagara Falls and nearly twice as wide. The comparison highlights Victoria Falls as a towering and expansive natural wonder in contrast to the famed Niagar a locale.
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Victoria Falls
Africa
Niagera Falls
For Rent and Sale Classified Bits
For rent three room furnished apartment with private bath utilities furnished at 30 4th Ave NW. Also garage apartment with small living room and kitchen and large bedroom at 618 Sherman SE. For sale refrigerator 40 dollars and one living room suite 35 dollars. Call 353 344 after 6 PM.
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4Th Ave. N. W
Sherman SE
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Lora Hamilton
Phenix City
H. R. McDougle
11Th Ave
Black- Chandler Hospital
16Th Ave
John Nieley
City Recorder
Fred King
R. S. Gilbert
Oval Sanders
Gordon Dr
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William Silas Heflin
Jackson St
Thomas J. Engle
Hal) Long
Kennethere Kirby
Julia Sandlin
9Th St
Semmes & Co
Athens City
Olds
E. Moulton St
Chapel Hill Road
Call J. M. Rodgers
Ford
Taht Chenault Dr. SE
Ferry St
Somoe Road
7Th St. SE
Lodge No
Masonic Temple
WM. H. Lakey
W.M. C. B. Kenton
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