Decatur teen elected state senator and local notices
Robert Hinds a Decatur High School Boys State representative was elected state senator for City Two and will help lead the session at the State Capitol Thursday. Also on the slate are meetings for DAV Chapter No. 11 at 7:30 p.m. and the Decatur Home Demonstration Club at 1:30 p.m. in Mrs. J T Kirby’s home. The Morgan County Fashion Show at Hartselle Methodist Church is set for 1:30 p.m. Thursday with sports and dress models and a tea to follow. City building permits issued Monday include B D Cagle new residence 1432 4th Ave SW 15000 J H Long enclosed carport 1312 Somerville Rd 1900 G S Lamon add room 2111 Clara Ave SW 12000 and Lyons Electric Co change electric service 510 Somerville Rd SE 125.
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Decatur
Boys State, University
Ala
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Morgan County
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Dillon outlines top to bottom income tax cut plan
Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon told the New York Financial Writers Association that the administration will propose a broad tax rate cut next year as part of a fundamental reform to spur long term growth. He said revenue offsets may be used to offset losses, with no decision yet on widening the tax base or closing loopholes. The plan aims to reach Congress before adjournment, with action anticipated early next year, while stressing it is not a reaction to stock market gyrations.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
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Senate
Patterson
Democratic Executive Committee
Alabama
Frank Boykin
Mobile
Patterson calls special session for reapportionment plan
Gov. John Patterson ordered Alabama House and Senate to meet in a special session to advance a reapportionment program that would take effect after four years, as authorities briefed on the unfolding political move in Montgomery.
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Montgomery
John Patterson
Patterson
House
Senate
Unknown chance for Patterson reapportionment plan
A Morgan County lawmaker said the Black Belt’s fate on Gov. Patterson’s reapportionment proposal hinges on the Legislature’s session. He noted the measure’s merit but cautioned over its chances before federal judges decide the final course.
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Black Belt
John Patterson
Morgan
Bob Gilchrist
Rural Areas Grab Lead in Tennessee Reapportionment Fight
In Nashville, rural lawmakers pushed the Baird reapportionment bill through the Senate 19 to 14, with the House expected to follow. The plan reshuffles House and Senate within present membership or adopts constitutional amendments to expand today’s delegation, aiming to shift power toward rural districts while urban-backed unity and Bomar bills await consideration.
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Nashville
Senate
William Baird
Baird
Tennessee
House
Embracing Faith Change Within Families
A Baptist couple faces distress as their 19 year old daughter embraces Anglicanism. The adviser urges Christian calm, notes faith changes often arise from thoughtful conviction, and recommends focusing on shared beliefs. Reassure, support her decision, and emphasize essentials like Christ crucified and forgiveness.
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Britain
How to turn your child into a crook guide from Chesterfield
The Archdeacon of Chesterfield stirs readers with a parish magazine list titled How to turn your child into a crook. Twelve rules urge indulgence and avoidance of discipline, including giving everything to a child, laughing at bad words, delaying spiritual training, denying guilt, and denying responsibility, all framed as harmful parenting guidance.
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Chesterfield, England
Chesterfield
Church of England
Talbot Dilworth-Harrison
OAS Signals End Of Truce
In Algiers the Secret Army Organization ordered a new wave of terror with two killings reported. French officials saw this as a sign of deep rifts and indecision within the movement.
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Algiers
Secret Army
End of Algeria truce sparks new European secret army push
In Algiers a pirate broadcast from the European Secret Army Organization signals the end of a five day truce and vows to resume attacks. The group seeks concessions for Algeria's European minority after independence while insisting on talks with future national leaders. The State Department condemns the violence. Bands of Moslems attack French troops and civilians as three French soldiers and two civilians are wounded. Three Moslems and two Europeans die in other incidents.
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European Secret Army
Algeria
Secret Army
U.S State Department
Charles de Gaulle
State Department
Lincoln White
Washington
Zoning ruling set for Thursday adjourned meeting
Austinville Rd zoning hearings by City Planning Commission conclude with two requests from Ewell Gregg and George Collier to rezone from residential to business. Commission will decide Thursday at 10 a.m after hearing both sides yesterday. Gregg seeks 11 acres north of Austinville Rd bounded by Corrine Ave and an alley south of Betty St. on the property. See ZONING On Page 2.
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City Planning Commission
Ewell Gregg
George Collier
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Gregg
Corrine Ave
Betty St
Nixon Faces Bold Round in California Gubernatorial Race
Richard Nixon returns to politics in a crowded California primary seeking the GOP nomination for governor against Assemblyman Joseph Shell. Gov. Pat Brown is favored in the Democratic race for a second term, while Sen. Kuchel is seen likely to win the Republican Senate nomination amid a wave of Republican strength and Democratic registration dominance.
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California
Richard M. Nixon
Joseph Shell
Pat Brown
Thomas Kuchel
Richard Richards
San Francisco
Ans
Joseph C. Shell
Edmund G
Market and the Economy Gradual Rise Expected
The Kennedy administration watches stock market after-effects and rules out emergency stimulants. Officials predict a gradual, moderate rise with occasional dips as profit-takers exit and consumer confidence remains largely intact. Recovery depends on investor faith and government measures to bolster business profits.
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Washington
Kennedy
Wall
City Board Posts Filled by City Commission
The City Commission this morning disposed of a range of business, appointed members to boards, passed ordinances, and authorized the mayor to sign a contract for the sale of the See CITY on Page 2.
Best values on Magneavox TVs at Robinsons on 2nd Ave
Local ad notes unusually low prices for Magneavox televisions at Robinsons on Second Avenue with emphasis on value deals and limited stock. No dates or further details provided.
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