Local Community Notices and Updates in Hartselle Area
The Medical Assistants Association plans a Friday 7 30 p m meeting in the Municipal Building Hartselle with Morgan County Medical Society backing the new chapter All interested are urged to attend A report shows 304 Driver license applications in three counties 72 passed 115 learner permits 65 failed 28 failed vehicle inspections 24 incomplete An evening of entertainment tonight at 8 at Moose Lodge on Moulton Street is sponsored by the Women of the Moose The Bellevue Baptist Church seeks cemetery upkeep contributions contact Mrs D S Fuller in Decatur or call 353 8679 Mrs Jack Thompson remains in West End Baptist Hospital Birmingham after major surgery Miss Mary Frances Matthews now at her home 790 Ponce De Leon Place NE Apt 6 Atlanta GA after major surgery on May 8 her condition reported good Decatur BPW Club meets at 8 30 tonight in the State National Bank Penthouse bring March issue of National Business Women Mrs Richard Penn reports a baseball glove taken from her yard the name Byron Penn on 8th Avenue SE seen 2 p m Wednesday A 1960 Buick driven by Duke B Thompson 27 of 720 4th Ave SE collided with Ruth T Rice 36 of Decatur 3 at 9 40 a m Wednesday on 5th Street SE at 4th Avenue See Diary on Page 2.
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The
Medical Assistants Association
Hartselle
Morgan County Medical Society
Mary Frances Matthews
Ponce de Leon Place
Apt
Atlanta
Learn to Pray with Faith Not Feelings
The speaker compares doubt in prayer to a visitor who mocks art and explains that faith in Christ is proven by steadfast obedience. Prayer is not mere emotion. blessing follows obedience and living in the light. Let your actions reflect belief, not just words.
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Christ
Paul
God
Second Negro Begins Study At Ole Miss
The second African American student at the University of Mississippi, Cleve McDowell, entered the law school amid orderly registration, while James Meredith prepares to return for the summer term. Gov. Barnett defended the enrollment as necessary. Civil rights tensions rise as Raleigh, Winston-Salem and Spartanburg move to lower barriers at eateries, and Los Angeles contemplates demonstrations if integration stalls.
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Oxford, Miss
University of Mississippi
James H. Meredith
Meredith
Jackson
Cleve McDowell
Drew
Ole Miss Law School
McDowell
Ross R. Barnett
Mississippi
U.S. Army
University Law School
Barnett
Board of Trustees
Institutions of Higher Learning
Utility Club, Inc
New York City
Carolinas
Winston-Salem
Raleigh
N.C
Spartanburg
S.C
South Carolina
Lynne Meets With Officials On Desegregation Plans
Federal officials met with University of Alabama leaders and three Negro students to map enrollment procedures next week. The meeting followed Judge Lynne’s injunction against Gov. Wallace from interfering with desegregation. Present were Atty Macon Weaver John Doar and Nicholas Katzenbach. Registration would occur on campus in Tuscaloosa or Huntsville, with no secrecy.
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Birmingham
L AP
University of Alabama
Jefferson Bennett
University
U.S. Dist
Seybourn H. Lynne
George Wallace
Bennett
U.S. Dist. Atty
Macon L. Weaver
John Doar
Justice Department
Nicholas Katzenbach
Department
Ole Miss
Lynne
George C. Wallace
Vivian J. Malone
Mobile
James A. Hood
East Gadsden
Tuscaloosa
David M. McGlathery
Huntsville
University Extension Center
Wallace
White University
Oxford Trial Nearing End
In Oxford Mississippi federal court the trial of two men charged with interfering with U.S. marshals over last fall’s riot at the University of Mississippi was nearing its end. Phillip Lloyd Myles and Richard Hays Hinton faced two counts. Myles testified that he and friends drove to Oxford “out of curiosity” and described confinement during arrest.
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Oxford
Miss
University of
Meredith
Myles
National
Hinton
Jackson
Claude Clayton
FBI
Timothy Casey Jr
Ole Miss
Signal Troops Move to Bases in South
A small contingent from Fort Gordon Georgia headed to Columbus Air Force Base Mississippi and to Ft McClellan and Huntsville Alabama. The Army said no orders to deploy combat troops to those bases. About 60 men per site accompanied by various units. Roughly 2 000 federal troops are on standby at Ft McClellan near Anniston for potential use in racial disorders.
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Washington
Fort Gordon
Columbus Air Force Base
Miss
Ft. McClellan
Huntsville
Ala
Army
Anniston
Changes Urged In Sheriff Office
Morgan County Grand Jury presented an investigative report with 13 direct recommendations for the sheriff's department to improve efficiency and conduct. The 18 member jury, after a week and a half, returned 35 indictments and urged blanket deputy authority, improved demeanor, sanitary measures for county cells, and a food policy. They praised Sheriff Knox McRae's staff, noted licensing checks should focus on serious offenses, and commended shelves for evidence.
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Mike Freeman
Morgan County Grand Jury
Julius Y. Robb
James N. Bloodworth
Newton B. Powell
Sheriff's Department
Knox McRae
McRae
Filibuster Holds Alabama Senate In Deadlock Over Hiring Bill
An eight member minority filibuster in the Alabama Senate blocks a governor backed lawyer hiring bill amid George Wallace calls for unity as desegregation looms. After eight hours, the body recessed until Friday and the dispute centers on granting Wallace power to appoint special attorneys for highway and education land condemnation and potential school integration cases.
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Richmond Flowers
Flowers
Wallace
Cial
Highway and Education Departments
Merediths regist er for summer session at Ole Miss
The university’s first known Negro student James H Meredith returns to campus to enroll for the summer session. He is seen leaving law school with Cleve McDowell for lunch amid tense campus scenes.
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Oxford
Miss
University of Mississippi
James H. Meredith
Cleve McDowell
Law School
Markets At A Glance
New York stocks mixed as tobaccos and sugars fall while bonds trade quietly. Chicago wheat rises on short covering, corn and soybeans advance, oats hold firm with corn. Hogs steady to 50 cents lower, top price $18.25.
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New York
Chicago
Meeting Kennedy Means World To Blind Boy In San Diego
Eleven year old Joey Renzi, blind since infancy, will meet President Kennedy during the San Diego visit. He wrote in braille requesting to shake hands and plans a quiet greeting with his family. Joey will also receive a ham radio novice permit and is a top student and former elementary school president.
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Walter Gray
San Diego
Calif
Joey Renzi
Kennedy
Joey
Secret Service
Marine Corps
Johnny
Jimmy
Alfred Renzi
Limestone Youth Is Winner of State FFA Position
Barry Siniard, a 16 year old West Limestone High School senior, was elected state reporter at the 34th Alabama FFA Convention at Auburn University. He serves as West Limestone FFA secretary and previous president, and is also 4H president. He is to receive soil and water management honors, with Principal Auburn Hope praising him as one of the finest students.
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Auburn
West Limestone
Alabama Association of Future Farmers of America
Auburn University
Barry Siniard
Willard Siniard
Anderson 2
Siniard
West Limestone Ffa
West Limestone Club
Barry
Auburn Hope
Falkville
Don Morris
Lee Limestone
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Jack Thompson
West End Baptist Hospital
Decatur Bpw Club
State National Bank
National Business Women
Richard Penn
8Th Ave
Byron Penn
5Th St
4Th Ave
Duke B. Thompson
Ruth T. Rice
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State Board of Institutions of Higher Learning
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Sidney Mize
Biloxi
County Board of Supervisors
U.S. Air Force Academy Stadium
By Don McKee
Paul Finch
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Venezuela
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Country Club
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el Universal
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