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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1962
Page
12
Washington AP Alabama senators divided over a Foreign Aid Authorization Bill amendment barring aid to any Communist dominated country. Senator Lister Hill supported the amendment and Senator John Sparkman opposed it.
A 19 year old Carole Elizabeth Frazier of near Mobile was killed when her car collided with a tractor truck about 6 miles east of Robertsdale Alabama. Patricia Hiles 19 of near Mobile was injured seriously and Leslie H Clark 44 of Springfield Illinois was booked on a manslaughter charge.
Attorney Charles S. Morgan Jr. of Birmingham indicated he may file briefs as a July 16 hearing seeks court assurance that the Alabama Legislature will be realigned before the 1963 session. Morgan represents 14 Jefferson County residents who won a federal ruling demanding reapportionment. A three man court set the July 16 hearing to gauge progress.
The Public Housing Administration announced loans totaling 547,219 to four Alabama cities to build low rent houses. Gordo receives 219,900 for 22 houses with eight for the elderly, Brilliant 169,398 for 16 houses with 10 for the elderly, Sylacauga 151,621 for 16 houses with 11 for the elderly, and Lanett 7,200 to plan 36 low rent houses all for the elderly.
The great bell of St Pauls Cathedral in London was cast at Loughborough in Leicestershire where bell foundries were established in 1840.
Miss M Ballew Kansas City asks how to welcome a three month old toy Manchester puppy being air shipped. Advice: bring dog treats, greet crate handler, offer water and candy, inspect crate for blood or illness, report any issues, then sponge the pup, provide a light meal and a restful bed on arrival.
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