Dea Py a So Xi Pi Chapter Meeting Notes
Beta Sigma Phi chapter to meet Wednesday at 8 p m in Mrs Lewis Safley home. Funeral services for John W Bell father of Mr Cars were set for 2 p m today at Echols Angwin Funeral Home Birmingham. Police say Haywood Nix and others not implicated in alleged motor theft and released. Recorder docket lists multiple charges including disorderly conduct public drunk and speeding. Straw Hat Garden Club holds annual picnic at Mrs Richard Radford home tonight at 7. Tufts Fletcher School graduation honors Henry F Sherrod Jr among 78 graduates and officials. Bicycle reported stolen from Mrs Walter Dunnavent porch. bike owned by her son Warren.
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Xi Pi
Beta Sigma Phi
Lewis Safley
Harry Bell
Birmingham
Cars
John W. Bell
Echols Angwin Funeral Home
Straw Hat Garden Club
Richard Radford
Country Club Rd
Walter Dunnavent
W. Moulton St
Warren
Proud Dad Of Quads In Trouble
Ciro Bravata and the quads are reported healthy at East Orange General Hospital while Bravata reveals he is married to another woman and has two children by her. His wife Grace, sedated, says she has nothing to say to the other wife as Bravata’s lawyer handles the case.
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East Orange
Ciro Bravata
East Orange General Hospital
New York City
Bravata
Grace
Louise Strohlein Bravata
Louise
Herman Caponi
New York
Caponi
Simon and Schuster
Curtis Publishing Co, Inc
B. M. Atkinson, Jr
Whitney Derréw
King Features Syndicate
Guardsmen Begin Two Weeks Of Training
The 51st Infantry Division National Guard arrived at Ft McClellan to start two weeks of summer training. The division includes guardsmen from Florida and South Carolina.
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Anniston
Ala
51St Infantry Division
National Guard
Ft. McClellan
Florida
South Carolina
Fixing a Frustrated Husband’s Job Trouble Through Faith
A woman asks how to handle a husband who blames bosses, won’t stay in work, and risks the home. The advisor compares him to an immature adolescent stage, suggests possible internal blocks, and notes that being at peace with God often improves relations with others and work.
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God
Mail carried by missile marks first U S deliver
The Navy achieved the first successful delivery of U S mail by a guided missile. A Regulus I missile launched from a submarine off the coast was guided to Mayport Florida near Jacksonville. Postmaster General Arthur E Summerfield announced the feat at a hastily convened briefing.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Navy
U.S
Auxiliary
Mayport
St. John’s River
Arthur E. Summerfield
Money Bills Attraction At Montgomery
The Alabama Legislature moves toward a 74 million dollar general appropriation bill approved by the House with second reading in the Senate on return. Gov Patterson aims for a special session to focus on education funding, amid a 42 million dollar school tax proposal and Black Belt support for a 1 percent sales tax hike.
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Montgomery
Alabama
House
Senate
Nee Patterson
Patterson
South Alabama
Cullman Joins Nationwide Direct Dial Service
Cullman became the third Alabama city to switch to Republic 4 direct dialing at 1 01 am after the change affected 7500 subscribers and 958 in Hanceville. Telephone manager Bryant Ivey reported instant approval and 45 long distance calls in the first 30 minutes as seven digit numbers became active and directories were delivered.
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Cullman
Alabama
New Republic
Hanceville
Bryant Ivey
Decatur
Sheffield
Ivey
Learned-Smart Vows Tie Sylvia Couple in Kansas Ceremony
Alice La Traine Smart wed Arthur Learned in Sylvia Kansas on Sunday. The ceremony took place at a local venue with attendance from family and friends.
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Sylvia
Kan
Alice la Traine Smart
Arthur Learned
Deaf 4 Year Old Fires At Playmates In Salem
In Salem Indiana a 4 year old deaf boy named Troy Hoggatt found a pistol loaded it and shot three neighbors Saturday night. Randy Hinton age 5 and Dawn Short age 10 were critically wounded while Ricky Hoggatt age 6 was reported in fair condition. Curtis Hammond 12 said the child held the gun with both hands and believed it to be a cap pistol.
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Salem, Ind
Troy Hoggatt
Randy Hinton
Ricky
Dawn Short
Randy
Short
Curtis Hammond
Eisenhower calls for removal of bond interest ceilings and debt limits
President Eisenhower asked Congress to scrap the interest ceiling on government bonds and raise the national debt ceiling. He noted a record 286 billion dollars debt and outlined plans for new rates on savings and marketable bonds plus higher permanent and temporary debt limits. The Treasury will seek elimination of 3 percent savings bond ceilings and a 4.4 percent cap on long term bonds, with a rise in permanent debt from 283 to 288 billion and temporary from 288 to 295 billion.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Treasury Department
Cona
Three Jailed At Cullman On Violence Claim
Three men were arrested in Cullman on warrants by Hayes Aircraft Corp. employees and held on 300 bonds. They were identified as Howard Mullins James Moses and Ralph Ponder Jr all Cullman County residents. The suspects faced conspiracy assault and battery and reckless driving charges tied to the 28 day strike against the Birmingham plant.
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Cullman
Hayes Aircraft Corp
Birmingham
W. L. Tucker
United Auto Workers
Tucker
Cullman County
Howard Mullins
James Moses
Ralph Ponder, Jr
James D. Gardner
Norman Crider
Cordis Wren
Mullins
Moses
Ponder
UAW
Gardner
Crider
Wren
Hayes
Wks
X15 Makes Its First Flight
At Edwards Air Force Base California the X15 rocket ship completed its first glide test dropping from a B52 at 38 000 feet. Pilot Scott Crossfield guided the fuelless craft for four to five minutes landing on a dry lake bed on skid gear amid prior electronic delays.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Scott Crossfield
Summit pressure rises as Big Four meet in Geneva
In Geneva AP reports the Big Four film week as the Soviet Union presses for a quick summit. Gromyko hosts US Britain and France after a strategy session amid gloom over a Berlin accord. Khrushchev in Budapest says East West accords will be reached at the summit.
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John Hightowep
Geneva
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
France
Andrei Gromyko
Berlin
Nikita Khrushchev
West Berlin
Khrushchev
Budapest
Moscow
Night Sky Notes for Decatur June Week
Decatur skywatchers see sunset at 7 00 p m and sunrise at 4 34 a m Mars and Venus glow near each other after first quarter on June 13 Venus the brighter planet moves closer to Mars through the week ending with near conjunction as the two bodies appear about a moon's breadth apart tonight Venus and Mars above the moon.
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Venus
Mars
Weather And River Report For Decatur Area
Tennessee River reading at Keller Memorial Bridge this morning was 21.46 feet up 0.14 in 24 hours. Gunnersville Lake at 594.8, Wilson at 506.8 feet. Yesterday's high 84, low 65. Winds southeast 9 to 18 mph. Showers, clouds, and a warm spell expected with a high near 84 and a low around 69.
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Decatur
Tennessee River
Keller Memorial Bridge
TVA
Gunnersville
Wilson
Way Nuclear Talks Resume in Geneva Summit Hope
The three power talks resume as a final decision on suspending atomic and hydrogen tests looms at a summer summit. Sir David Ormsby-Gore says Macmillan Eisenhower and Khrushchev may finalize a test ban treaty if they meet. Two big caveats loom regarding a Germans issue.
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Geneva
David Ormsby-Gore
United States
Soviet Union
Harold Macmillan
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Germany
Homemade bus crash near Phoenix kills 16 workers
Sixteen Mexican laborers were killed and 32 injured when a crude converted bus crashed into a tree and exploded near Phoenix Arizona. The driver Nate Manuel Gloria Jr said he dozed at the wheel and planned to hand control to his assistant at an intersection 100 yards ahead.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Highway Patrol
Nate Manuel Gloria Jr
Gloria
Mesa
Garlic Fields
Tolleson
Elmer Charbeneau
Eease
Presbyterians Dismissed Pastor Over Racial Harmony Rift
In Columbus Georgia the Rev Robert B McNeill pastor of First Presbyterian Church was dismissed by an eight member Southwest Georgia Presbytery judicial commission for the sake of maintaining harmony within the congregation. The action followed years of unrest and McNeill could appeal to higher church courts. The commission dated June 2 and read in church with the pastor surprised by the decision.
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Columbus, Ga
National Magazine
Robert B. McNeill
First Presbyterian Church
Southwest Georgia
Frank C. King
Valdosta
McNeill
Presbyterian Synod of Georgia
General Assembly of the Presbyterian
Presbyterians
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