Eastern Star meets for memorial service and church choir
Mizpah Chapter No 19 of the Order of the Eastern Star holds a 7 30 p m meeting at the Masonic Temple for memorial services for deceased members. Westminster Youth Choir from Dallas will present a musical program at Westminster Presbyterian Church at 8 p m. Walter Edward Dunnavent earned a Berea College BA in French. Morgan County deputies reported 21 arrests for public drunkenness intoxication reckless driving speeding no license and related offenses.
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Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Westminster Youth Choir
Dallas
Tex
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Walter Edward Dunnavent
W. E. Dunnavent, Jr
Decatur
Berea College
Berea
Sheriff's Force
Morgan County
Man's Greatest Problem Is Himself
Rev J Grant Parris tells Athens College 82 seniors that self is mankind's chief issue guiding space age morals humility compassion and faith to shape a life of enduring values. Commencement at Athens High School auditorium. AP report notes Atlanta mayor Ivan Allen arrives in Paris to identify victims of the Air France disaster killing 130 people.
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Athens
J. Grant Parris
Birmingham
Central Park Methodist Church
Athens College
Parris
Rooney Angrove
PARIS
Atlanta
Ivan Allen
Air France
Is there a path to God beyond Christ says critic
A Christian perspective argues that Jesus is the sole Way to the Father. True Christianity requires conversion and being in Christ, producing a transformed life. Other religions may echo ethics, but only Christ enables genuine renewal and miracles.
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Jesus
Christ
Paul
Moslems Reject OAS Peace Bid in Algiers
ALGIERS AP Moslem nationalists rejected a compromise proposed by the Secret Army Organization leaders. Capt Taieb Boualem of the National Liberation Army in the Algiers zone said no negotiations with the killers and warned the zone would mobilize again if the secret army resumes terror. Maj Si Azzedine leads the Algiers zone command with strong organization.
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Algiers
Taieb Boualem
National Liberation Army
National Liberation Front
Boualem
Zone Command
Series Looks At Questions Series Looks At Questions
Four AP articles by Sterling F. Green examine stock market swings and their impact on the recovery, recession risks, potential tax cuts for 1963, and Kennedy era spending trends. The pieces appear in The Decatur Daily starting Tuesday.
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Kennedy
Wall Street
Sterling F. Green
Decatur Daily
Patterson At Work Today On Remap Plans
Gov John Patterson planned meetings with legislative leaders for a possible immediate special session to address a reapportionment problem. He aimed to blueprint a plan before a federal court intervenes and said he could not join Georgia Gov Vandiver in Washington due to several important meetings. Patterson also authorized Vandiver to appeal to President Kennedy about poultry tariffs in Europe.
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Patterson
Ernest Vandiver
Georgia
Washington
Kennedy
Vandiver
Four Hurt In Sunday Rural Auto Crashes
Four persons were injured in four rural wrecks Sunday across Morgan Lawrence and Cullman counties, with damage totals of 1350 dollars in Morgan, 525 in Lawrence, and 200 in Cullman. One injury occurred at 2 45 p m at Waldermose Springs on Alabama Highway 36 involving a 1961 Chevrolet driven by Linda Jean Roberts of Hartselle.
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Highway Patrol
Morgan County
Lawrence County
Cullman County
Waldermose Springs
Alabama
Linda Jean Roberts
Hartselle
Wallace Wins Democratic Nomination For Governor
Wallace wins the Democratic nomination for governor by 71,608 votes in Montgomery with coverage noted to continue on page 2. The article cites former Circuit Judge George C. Wallace as the nominee and references AP reporting.
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Wallace
Montgomery
George C. Wallace
Magnavox TV and Stereo At Robinsons Decatur
Best in TV and stereo with Magnavox available exclusively at Robinsons in Decatur.
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Robinson's
Decatur
Ady
Loyal Forces Gain Control In Puerto Cabello Fight
Caracas Venezuela AP reports loyal forces took control of Puerto Cabello after a weekend of bloody fighting to crush a Communist backed revolt against President Betancourt. Betancourt says more than 100 and possibly 200 people were killed as the marine garrison was crushed in the port city 65 miles west of Caracas.
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Paul Finch
Caracas
Venezuela
Puerto Cabello
Romulo Betancourt
Betancourt
Grief Extends Into Alabama
Montgomery AP reports grief spreads across Alabama after the crash in Paris that killed 130 people in the worst commercial aviation disaster. Officials and families mourn, with prayers offered and communities observing somber ceremonies.
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Montgomery
Paris
France
Missile Blasted A Test Is Off
A malfunction shut down a Thor missile during a Pacific high altitude test near Johnston Island. The warhead did not explode, falling harmlessly into the Pacific. Officials assured no danger to personnel or the mid Pacific test zone as the rocket was destroyed 100 seconds before detonation amid earlier weather and technical delay reports.
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Honolulu
U.S
Johnston Island
Pacific
Atomic Energy Commission
Defense Department
mid-Pacific Test Zone
Joint Task Force 8
United States
Moscow
Outer
Atlanta mayor aids Paris crash scene and recovery
Atlanta Mayor Allen arrived in Paris after a deadly Air France Boeing 707 crash at Orly Field. He pledged to identify bodies and arrange transport home for Atlanta residents, noting many victims were childhood friends. Hostesses and crew were among the dead as witnesses described a fast, fiery descent near Villeneuve le Roi.
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Mobile
Winthrop N Hallett Sr
Winthrop N. Hallett Jr
A. P. Ogburn
Randolph Berry
Paul Johnston
Birmingham
Johnston
Berry
Africa
France
Atlanta
A . Datnoff
Ruben G
Atlanta Art Association
Air France
Orly Field
Paris
Allen
Edwin Stern
Francoise Authie
Roland Hocie
Villeneuve le Roi
Robert Metternich
City Resident Wreck Victim
Cyrus C. Wolfe aged 25 a lab technician at Athens Clinic was killed in a two car head on collision near Corinth Mississippi around 2 a.m. Sunday. The driver of the other car involved is not named in the readable text. The crash occurred about five miles east of Corinth.
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Cyrus C. Wolfe
Wadsworth St
Athens Clinic
Corinth
Miss
Mississippi Highway Patrol
Wolfe
See City
Louisiana Rights Ruling Overturned
The Supreme Court overturned the conviction of six Negroes for disturbing the peace at a Continental Trailways bus station in Shreveport Louisiana. The unsigned opinion noted the court should have heard argument first. four were arrested after ordered to leave a white waiting area. two others, Dennis and Blake, were later arrested outside the station.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Continental Trailways
Shreveport
Harlan
Frankfurter
Jackson
Miss
David James Dennis
Harry Blake
High Tribunal
U.S
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