Allman Mrs Alice 75 Dies at 1410 St Joseph Ave
Mrs. Alice Allman aged 75 died at her residence 1410 St Joseph Avenue. Funeral arrangements were not yet announced.
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Allman
Alice
St. Joseph
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1967
Page
2
Decatur Man Robert Brown 4% Passes at Local Hospital
Robert Brown of Decatur is reported to have died at a local hospital. Peck Funeral Home will announce further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Peck Funeral Home
Irvin Clayton Mrs. Mattie Moody of Trinity
Mrs. Mattie Moody of Trinity is noted with ties to Nashville. Irvin Clayton is connected as a party in this short notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Moody
Trinity
Ate
Nashville
W C Fare Dies After Long Railroad Career
W C Fare of Whetfield died at 6 p.m. Monday. Survived by Mrs Ollie Phil of Corinth Mississippi and two steps, three step children. Fare worked for Southern for many years and was a section foreman at Trinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C
Clay” Fare
Whetfield
Ollie Phil
Corinth
Fare
Southern Ad
Trinity
Fisk Funeral Services Set for 75 Year Old Ath-Home Veteran
Funeral services for Arthur L. Fisk, 75, of Ath were set for 1 am Sunday at the VA in Tuscaloosa with details noted. The obituary mentions Fisk’s veteran status and final arrangements at Spry.
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Arthur. L. Fisk
Tuscaloosa
Ony
Spry
Fragmentary OCR Note With No Clear Event
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Robert Mosely Funeral Services Noted
Funeral services for Robert Osley, formerly of Chicago, who died at Colonial Rest at about 3 45 p m Sunday, will be held in the coming days with arrangements to be announced.
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Robert Osley
Chicago
Colonial Rest
Mrs Ora Wood Freeman Wood 81 Died. Funeral Plans
Mrs Ora Wood aged 81 of 1806 5th Ave SW died recently in an unclear event. Funeral arrangements are to be announced later by Guntherp Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Freeman Wood
5Th Ave
Guntherp Funeral Home
State Department tightens travel as Arab allies face aid cuts
In view of hostilities the U S State Department bans authorized travel to Israel and advises Americans in 13 Arab countries to consider departures. Officials weigh cutting roughly 200 million dollars in economic aid tied to Israel and several Arab states as the crisis persists.
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State Department
U.S
Israel
United
River and Weather Report for Decatur Area
River and weather update with measured levels at Decatur and nearby TVA lakes. Morning reading 21.87 feet at sea level 556.19. Forecast calls for fair skies today tonight and Wednesday with highs near 84 to 85 and lows around 63 to 64 degrees.
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TVA
Wilson
Guntersville
Astronaut Edward Givens Jr. Dies In Auto Crash Near Houston
U S astronaut Edward Givens Jr. 37 died when his compact car left the road near Pearland south of Houston and crashed into an embankment. Two Air Force majors were injured. Givens, named among the 1966 astronauts, died on arrival at a Houston hospital.
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Manned Space Center
Houston
Tex
U.S
Edward G. Givens Jr
Manned Spacecraft Center
Space Agency
Air Force Maj
Givens
Air Force
Pearland
Southeast
Quanah
U.S. Naval Academy Annapolis
Ada Moss
Teenage Girls Earn More Than Expected Wages
A fragment reports teen-age girls earning over $368 per week or period, with unclear context. The note mentions wages at a job or program, but the source lacks full details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Jets Hit South Vietnam Fronts With Heavy Bombardment
B52 bombers each carrying 60000 pounds of bombs strike borders of South Vietnam along the Ho Chi Minh Trail routes. Raids target northern, central highland, and Cambodian frontier areas. A fire at an Army airfield in Binh Dinh destroys helicopters and planes, injuring Americans and many Vietnamese.
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South Vietnam
Saigon
Binh Dinh
Poultry market report from Atlanta finds mixed hen farm output
An Atlanta poultry market summary notes adequate supplies of heavy hens and good live weight for light type birds. Officials report stable demand with merchants adjusting prices.
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Poultry
Atlanta
Wall Street recovers from Monday slide on cease-fire hopes
The Dow rose 10.77 points by 2 p.m. as traders priced in possible cease-fire efforts amid Israeli Arab fighting. Monday’s drop was 15.54, with advances and declines showing a five to one tilt toward gains in active trading.
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New York
Wall Street
Decatur Chapter of Society of Safety Engineers installs officers
Huntsville members elected to executive committee include Tom Gooch tax-treasurer and others from Huntsville. Decatur curb market opens Wednesday 6 am to 6 pm offering garden vegetables and fruit including peaches. Southeast Homemakers Club meeting set at Mrs. Millard Compton’s home at 1:30 pm Wednesday.
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Tennessee
Society of Safety Engineers
Tom Gooch
Tary
Huntsville
Robert R. Jones
Grover C. Wrenn
Maurice Savage
J. L. Andrews
Leo B. Lawler
E. P. Marconi
Kenneth Griffin
Tullahoma, Tenn
George Nichols
Southeast Homemakers
Millard Compton
St. SE
Huntsville man injured in two car collision
Police report a Huntsville resident injured Monday in a two car crash at a intersection. Jefferson Vaughan Hamm aged 17 treated and released at a Decatur hospital after colliding with Arthur C. Sheeks 20 of Decatur. Hamm's 1953 maroon and white Plymouth was reported stolen yesterday by Royce Woods of Decatur from Mitchell Service Station on 2nd Ave NE.
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Huntsville
Jefferson Vaughan Hamm
Decatur
Arthur. C. Sheeks
Somerville Rd
Royce Woods
Mitchell Servvice
2Nd Ave
Long history of Middle East conflict shapes 20th century peace efforts
A United Nations led effort to partition Palestine failed to halt hostilities between Jews and Arabs after 1947. Repeated armistice breakdowns, 1956 Sinai-Egypt fighting, and British French invasion preceded a UN Emergency Force, later withdrawn by U Thant. The prognosis remains grim with little prospect for lasting peace.
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Potter
United Nations
U.N
Palestine
Israel
Sinai Desert
Britain
France
Suez Canal Zone
United States
Soviet Union
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
U Thant
Middle East
Assault on Jenin Dubbed Major Offensive
The Amman broadcast claimed Arabs hurled a major assault at Jenin with armored support and heavy Israeli losses including 36 tanks destroyed. Mordechai Hod said Israeli air forces destroyed 374 Arab planes as certainties and 134 as probables, with 19 Israeli planes and several pilots reported killed. Israel boasted air superiority and referenced broader regional claims of Arab losses. Additional counts from Egypt Jordan Syria and Lebanon followed amid reports of continued clashes and channel closures.
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Jenin
Amman
Mordechai Hod
Gaabin
Israel
Egypt
Jordan
Syria
Lebanon
nCeee Radio
Arab Labor Federation
United States
Britain
Negev Desert
Levi Eshko
Eanes
Peninsula
el Arish
Madison Soldier Killed in Vietnam Named Wells
A 25 year old Madison native Lt. Benjamin Gareth Wells was killed in action in Vietnam after two months in country. He led a platoon wiped out by Viet Cong. Wells served six years in the Army with services planned Wednesday at Laughlin Service Funeral Home Huntsville.
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Madison
Vietnam
Defense Department
Benjamin Gareth Wells
Wells
Laughlin Service
Huntsville
Troy
Syrian Forces Enter War At Dawn Attacking Israeli Positions
Syrian forces reportedly entered the conflict at dawn attacking Israeli posts along a 47 mile border. They claimed the seizure of Shaar Yashuv, a Galilee frontier farm commune, but an Israeli defense report disputed the claim.
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Israel
Syria
Shaar Yashuv
Galilee
Sula Ake
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