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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1962

Page

10

TVA Program a Channel for Tennessee Valley Advancement

The Tennessee Valley Authority arose to unite drought protection flood control navigation and hydroelectric power across the Tennessee Valley. It grew from earlier federal efforts like Musc le Shoals and canal projects to fuse agriculture forestry industry and region-wide development. The author frames TVA as a tool in the cold war for proving American success democracy and enterprise to the world.

Tennessee Valley New England Europe America United States Tennessee River James Monroe Canada St. Lawrence Seaway TVA U. S Muscle Shoals Alabama Great Wilson Dam Congress George Norris Nebraska Tennessee Valley Authority National Defense Oak Ridge Paducah Marshall Space Flight Center Free World Tullahoma TWA Tennessee Valley Region Tennesee Valley Authority

TVA River System Transforms Tennessee Valley Life and Power

The Tennessee Valley Authority forms a unified, government owned system to control floods, navigate the Tennessee River, and generate electric power. Dams like Fontana, 480 feet high, back up lakes and supply power for regional growth, defense needs, and rural electrification, while boosting industry, jobs, and prosperity across seven states.

TVA Congress Washington Tennessee River Paducah Knoxville Fontana Mississippi Ohio River Fontana Lake Tennessee Melton Hill Oak Ridge Clinch River Chattanooga Kentucky Ohio

Public hearing set on building code adoption in Decatur

Decatur Alabama city government schedules a 10:00 a.m. hearing on July 3 1962 in City Hall to consider adopting the Southern Standard Building Code Part IV Housing by reference. Three copies of the code will be on file fifteen days prior. notice runs in The Decatur Daily for two weeks. Adopted June 5 1962. Authentic: Joe Pettey City Clerk June 7-13.

Board of Commissioners Decatur Alabama Commission Vine and Railroad Streets Southern Building Code Congress Birmingham City of Decatur Daily

Viet Nam aid vague as U S keeps details tight

James Marlow reports the Kennedy administration remains vague about economic and military aid to South Viet Nam as about 2 billion dollars in aid, 6 000 troops, and 80 helicopters are involved. He notes secrecy around equipment and missions and cites AP items on U S fliers, advisers, and combat roles alongside Vietnamese forces.

James Marlow Associated Press News Washington Kennedy South Viet Nam United States Eisenhower Diem Maxwell Taylor Taylor Viet Nam U.S U.S Army

Improvement Ordinance No 1283 A Decatur Alabama

The City of Decatur Alabama board confirms Improvement Ordinance No 1283 and orders the stated improvements to be made with cost assessed to benefited property. The city shall construct without bids under the city engineer’s supervision, adopted June 5 1962. June 7 B.

Board OF Commissioners City OF Decatur Alabama

Community Notes From Morgan County and Nearby Towns

Local residents visit relatives in Fayette Birmingham and Lazard area while several are hospitalized or recovering at Baugh Wiley Smith Clinic and Hart sellet Hospital. Graduates from Priceville High School include June Taylor Kathryn Hudson Patricia Reeves and others. The Payne family from Huntsville remains seriously ill after transfer from V A hospital in Birmingham.

Aubrey Rooks L. E. Beasley L. A. Newton Fayette Troy May Keith Mason Hawkins Johnny Nancy J. T. Leeman Birmingham Ollie Blankenship Baugh-Wiley-Smith Hospital Jimmy Watson Helen Henderson Ronnie Decatur Priceville High School June Taylor Kathryn Hudson Patricia Reeves Billy Ballentine Carolyn Landers Brown John Berry Roger Lambert Jerry Knighten Fred Vaughan Hartselle Hospital Paul Hudson W. H. Payne Huntsville Ed Hunkapiller New Hope Mary London Jackie Hollywood Fla V. A. Hospital Brandon St Bill Chun

Black Sea coast hub of Russia's seaside resort scene

The Black Sea coast is Russia's Riviera with resorts, bathing beaches, and spas along the shore. Odessa stands as the chief port, ranking beside Leningrad as Russia's most important seaport.

Black Sea Russia Riviera Odessa Leningrad

LPN Install New Officers For State

MOBILE AP A Birmingham woman Mrs Elma Sharp is the new president of the Licensed Practical Nurses Association of Alabama She was installed Wednesday night during a banquet of the 16th annual convention The officers installed include Mrs Pearl Powell Enterprise as first vice president and Mrs Nannie Dedman Birmingham as second vice president

Mobile Birmingham Elma Sharp The Licensed Practical Nurses Association of Alabama Sharp Pearl Powell Enterprise Nannie Dedman

Morgan City Union Hill Rate Hearing Set for June 22

An Alabama Public Service Commission hearing is scheduled for June 22 on Brindlee Mountain Telephone Co. rate increase in north Alabama. About 2,500 subscribers in Arab Moran City Union Hill Oleander Eddy Joppa and Summit would be affected.

Montgomery Alabama Public Service Commission Brindlee Mountain Telephone Co Alabama Arab Moran City Union Hill Oleander Eddy, Joppa Summit

Boy's Staters Take Over State Capitol

All 425 Boy's State delegates move headquarters from the University of Alabama to Montgomery for a day to run state affairs and will return Friday for a final address by Lewis McCray of Tuscaloosa, former Alabama Legion commander.

Tuscaloosa Ala University of Alabama Montgomery Lewis McCray Alabama Department of the American Legion

Turner Acquitted In Self Defense Slaying Trial

Huntsville Alabama AP A Circuit Court jury acquitted James Turner former Madison County commissioner in a manslaughter trial He testified that he shot Shields Jones of Elkmont Alabama to death last December 31 in self defense after Jones repeatedly tried to enter his home.

Huntsville Ala James Turner Madison County Turner Shields Jones Elkmont Jones

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Asia Latin America Africa Joe Pettey Codecatur Abama Morgan County Brooksville Hilda Stringer LPN Morgan City Boy's Staters State Capitol Donald Casey Steve Johnson Boys’ Club Donald Charles E. Casey Sth Ave Beech Street Church of Christ Steve Floyd C. Johnson Murphree Rd Decatur High School 5Th Avenue Baptist Church
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