Georgia Boy Begins To Grow At Last
Flint Hunter of Macon Georgia has grown three inches since last September reaching three feet at age ten. Born with a malignant brain tumor and pituitary gland removed, he recovered and now gains height with recent treatment. A gifted student in science and electronics, he dreams of work in construction despite teachers predicting genius potential. He is accompanied by his boxer Beauregard No. 2 to school and back. His full name is Roger Flint Hunter Jr but he is known as Flint.
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Macon
Flint Hunter
Flint
Beauregard No
Roger Flint Hunter Jr
Junior
Little Roger
Academy
Kennedy
Garden Club to meet at Wallace Morey home Thursday
The Mr and Mrs Garden Club will meet at 7 30 p m Thursday in the home of Mr and Mrs Wallace Morey. City clerk issued building permits including J O Bullard 628 Holland Court house 17000 Dewitt Shirley north end Bank St add warehouse 6600 Lynde Building Corp 434 Clearview St SW house 8400 Harvey Wood 214 11th Ave NW additions and electrical service 600 Robert Sanford 104 Somerville Rd siding 300 E M Williamson 611 Madison St general repairs 500 Morris Bros Construction Co 1011 7th Ave SE general repairs 2200 W R Slaten reported nails and tacks on Jackson St 1400 block. kids spread them. parents notified. DIA RY on Page 2.
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J. O. Bullard
Holland Court
Dewitt Shirley
Bank St
Madison St
Morris Bros. Construction Co
7Th Ave
What It Means To Be A Christian
The question of becoming Christlike is answered by the new birth. Spiritual birth is voluntary, not physical, and occurs when one renounces the old life and embraces Christ. Life changes from hatred to love, anxiety to faith, self to others and God, proving faith by action.
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Nicodemus
Christ
Vast Crowds View Pontiff
Tens of thousands of mourners, devoted to Pope John XXIII, filed through St Peter’s Square and into St. Peter’s Basilica to view the pope in death. The long procession of citizens moved past his lifeless figure, recalling the pope’s smiling window visits. Nearly 100 persons waited.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Pontiff
St. Peter’s Square
Pope
ST. Peter’s Basilica
Apostolic Palace
St. Peter's Basilica
Reimers Missile Components to Locate in Cullman Alabama
Cullman officials announced Reimers Missile Components Inc will locate a 400000 dollar facility employing about 200 within two years on the city’s south industrial site between the railroad and Highway 31. The plant will produce solid propellant motor bodies for missiles and rockets, begin experimental work in three months with 20 workers, and ramp to 150 in one year and 200 in two years.
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Reimers Missiles Components, Inc
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Cullman County Chamber of Commerce
Cullman Industrial Committee
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Chamber of Commerce
Industrial Development Board
Roy Drinkard
Reimers Missile Components, Inc
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Tom Johnson
George Ponder, Jr
John Dix
Don Cornish
Frank Stiff
E. E. Ponder, Jr
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BP Folson
D. M. Willoughy
Reimers
Folson
Joseph F. Ricci
Riemers
Federal injunction bars Wallace from doorway stand at Alabama Univ
U S District Judge Seybourn H Lynne issued a sweeping injunction prohibiting Gov George Wallace or anyone acting with him from physically interfering with the court ordered desegregation of the University of Alabama. The order does not ban Wallace from the campus but asserts federal supremacy over state sovereignty claims.
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Birmingham
George Wallace
University of Alabama
U.S
Seybourn H. Lynne
Wallace
Lynne
Alabama
Jonah
United States
Justice Department
Montgomery
Faster Mixing Urged By JFK
President John F Kennedy calls for accelerated mixing across industries and communities urging rapid integration and cooperation to boost national unity and economic progress. Harry Kelly notes support from allied leaders and business groups for faster social and economic integration.
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JFK
Kennedy urges peace as he opens Western tour
President Kennedy warned against nuclear stalemate and urged citizens to accept a future of peace while touring the West to assess space age defense. He then spoke warmly of mankind's dignity and belief in eventual victory, and urged swift desegregation efforts to end racial barriers in the South.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Kennedy
U.S. Air Force Academy
Academy
Senate Filibuster Halts Alabama Legislature Progress
MONTGOMERY AP A filibuster again stalled the Alabama State Senate leaving no immediate path to a settlement. Lawmakers limited activity to a pretend Boys State lesson while committees backlog and House jitters rise over delayed bills and stalled sessions as Gov George Wallace faces pressure over hiring powers and funding.
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Montgomery
State Senate
House
Senate
MCHS Lad Is Honor Winner
Morgan County High School senior Mike Simpson, son of Mr and Mrs C A Simpson, Hartselle, was chosen from 11 candidates to be Boys State Governor. He was sworn in by Circuit Judge Oakley Melton and led delegates to the State Capitol for a day of mock government. Other elected officials included Pete Johnson lieutenant governor Cecil Rose attorney general Jimmy Powers auditor Ricky Rockhill treasurer Hunter Allen secretary of state Kent Dobbs superintendent Bennett Repefield commissioner Mike Griswold public service commission president David Nelson associate commissioners Darryl Barnes and more.
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Hartselle
Morgan County
Alabama
Mike Simpson
C. A. Simpson
Oakley Melton
Wetumpka
State Capitol
Simpson
Pete Johnson
Hardaway
Cecil Rose
Sheffield
Jimmy Powers
Birmingham
Ricky Rockhill
Haleyville
Hunter Allen
Kent Dobbs
Bennett Repefield
Clayton
Mike Griswold
LaFayette
Public Service Commission
David Nelson
Tuscumbia
Darryl Barnes
Opelika
Mike McDonald
Supreme Court
Richard Langford
Ronnie Allen
Marvel
Cam Catts
Henry Koch
Demopolis
Billy Beaird
Auburn
Eddie Raymond
Tuskegee
ABLE Inc Incorporation Filed In Mobile County Court
An organization named Alabamians Behind Local Education ABLE filed incorporation papers today in Mobile County Probate Court. The announcement says the group does not argue segregation versus desegregation but aims to support continued operation of the public school system.
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Mobile
ABLE
Mobile County
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