Hospital Admissions in Athens Reported for Several Patients
The Athens hospital list shows admissions for Marion Twen Willson Gloria Jewell Rome Tarpley Birdie Lou Shelton and others. Dismissals include Joyce Ridinger infant daughter Drexel Lynn McGuire Sherry Jane Haggermaker and additional patients in Athens and nearby towns.
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Marion Twen Willson
Athens
Gloria Jewell
Rome Tarpley
Birdie Lou Shelton
Joyce Ridinger
Drexel Lynn McGuire
Sherry Jane Haggermaker
David Luther Scroggins
Jimmy Dale Lovell
David Junior Batrum
Robert Gordon Posey
Willie William Griffin
Toney
Ralph H. Segrest
John Curtiss Chisholm
Decatur Notables Vacation at Callaway Gardens
Decatur figures Bill Howells Bud Murphree J P Kimbrell and Bob Thompson enjoy a week of golf and bridge at Callaway Gardens Pine Mountain Ga Miss Loretta Livingston receives the Goldel Award as outstanding senior at Decatur High School for recent graduation, daughter of Mrs Bell Livingston 606 Ferry St NE
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Bill Howells
Bud Murphree
J. P. Kimbrells
Bob Thompsons
Decatur
Callaway Gardens
Pine Mountain
Loretta Livingston
Decatur High School
Miss Livingston
Bell Livingston
Ferry St. NE
Huntsville Editor Alex Thomas Rites Sunday
Huntsville Times Executive Editor Alex Thomas, 38, died Friday of a heart attack. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at Huntsville First Presbyterian Church with Rev. Donald Bailey officiating. He is survived by his widow Jane William Thomas, daughters Jill and Jane, son Malcolm Alex Thomas III, and his mother Mrs T J Corbett. He rose from reporter to executive editor in 1964 after studies at Marion Institute and the University of Alabama.
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Huntsville
Huntsville Times
Alex Thomas
Huntsville First Presbyterian Church
Donald Bailey
Thomas
Jane William Thomas
Jill
Jane
Malcolm Alex Thomas III
T. J. Corbett
Blountstown
Fla
Governors urged to back federal highway safety plan
The Tuscaloosa News reports President Johnson asks governors to support federal highway safety legislation. Gov Clifford Hansen notes states will enforce standards, while federal action must lead. Senate hearings have begun on a six year 420 million program to fund state safety development and nationwide standards.
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Tuscaloosa
Johnson
Washington
Senate
Clifford Hansen
Wyoming
Governors Conference
Commerce Connor
Congress
United Action
Baugh Wiley Smith Admissions List Fragment
A list of names and addresses appears, including Baugh Wiley Smith, Scotty Dewayne Smith, Bela Drennan, Jack Adams, Mrs Anne Russelle, Lillian Wright, Shelia Harper, and others with street addresses in Huntsville and Decatur areas. The fragmented OCR notes multiple persons and locations with no clear action or outcome.
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Alien Blizzard
Lamar J
Scotty Dewayne Smith
Hellshaw
Bela Drennan
Decatur
Jack Adams
Valley Court Trailer Park
Anne Russelle
Walnut
S.E. Lillian Wright
E. Clinton
Huntsville
Shelia Harper
Dodd Dr
Decatur General Admissions List Names Families
Decatur General releases a list of admissions including Mrs Tilman Ashford of Athens Evans E Conner 2004 Locust St Mrs Thomas L Washburn Trinity 1 Floyd Terry Trinity 1 Nai ture Mrs Bobby Jean Alexander Moulton Mrs Larry Joe Steeley 1537 18th Ave SE Mrs Willie Lee Pickett and infant son 813 McCartney St Little Miss Debra Kay Woods 1902 Ewell St Mark Ernest Gilliand 1609 Birch St SE Mrs Walter H Hall Decatur e Mrs Mack Freeman 707 3rd Ave SE
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Tilman Ashford
Athens
Evans E. Conner
Locust St
Thomas L. Washburn
Trinity 1
Floyd Terry
Trinity
Nai
Ture
Bobby Jean Alexander
Moulton
Larry Joe Steeley
18Th Ave
Willie Lee Pickett
McCartney St
Debra Kay Woods
Ewell St
Mark Ernest Gilliand
Birch St
Walter H. Hall
Decature
Mack Freeman
3Rd Ave
Lawrence County Admissions Names List
A roster of individuals associated with Lawrence County includes Eunice Couch from Moulton, Jane Naylor of Houston, Laura Moore of Decatur, James Harvel in Moulton, Marilou Letson of Moulton, Charlie Copeland Town Creek, Ira Leona Roberson Mt. Hope, Faye Bradford Town Creek, Patricia Cheatam Moulton, Charles Adams Moulton, Ed Watson Wheeler, Williard Newton Town Creek, David Smith Auburn, Dalton Thomas Decatur, Kevin Terry Town Creek, Darlene Huckaba Town Creek, Charlene Smith Moulton, Dale Lindsey Danville, and Mrs Ed win Hood with infant daughter Town Creek.
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Eunice Couch
Moulton
Jane Naylor
Houston
Laura Moore
Decatur
James Harvel
Marilou Letson
Charlie Copeland
Town Creek
Ira Leona Roberson
Mt. Hope
Faye Bradford
Patricia Cheatam
Charles Adams
Ed Watson
Wheeler
Williard Newton
David Smith
Auburn
Dalton Thomas
Kevin Terry
Darlene Huckaba
Charlene Smith
Dale Lindsey
Danville
Edwin Hood
Three Area Men Paroled by State Board in Montgomery
Three area men received paroles from the State Pardon and Parole Board in Montgomery this week. Milton Moore of Morgan County was released after 11 years of a 15 year sentence for burglary and robbery at Kilby Prison. Em brel L. Vaughn, also from Morgan County, served 10 years of a 30 year forgery conviction. Bobby Gene Singleton of Cullman County was paroled after 14 months of a two year grand larceny term. The board granted two pardons and 13 paroles while denying 18 parole requests and revoking 14 paroles.
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State Pardon and Parole Board
Montgomery
Morgan County
Milton Moore
Kilby
Embrel L. Vaughn
Moore
State Penitentiary
Vaughn
Bobby Gene Singleton
Cullman County
Unions Seek National Bargaining Power Amid Contract Talks
Eight unions press to coordinate efforts for about 180000 workers and seek higher wages while opposing company moves to limit substandard contracts. NLRB says investigation is proceeding in New York as prenego talks with UE Afl CIO begin in New York next week.
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National Labor Relations Board
New York
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America
CIO
Communist Party
Justice Department
AFL Cio
International Union of Electrical Workers
Buddhist unrest and Ky's move amid Vietnam crisis
The article reports a Buddhist protest in Saigon with hunger striker Thich Tri Quang at a Hue hospital and a push for the generals' resignation. Ky plans a South Korea trip, while Kontum area battles and Ho Chi Minh trail activity show ongoing Viet Cong and North Vietnamese engagement with rising casualties.
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Thich Tri Quang
Hue
Johnson
Quang
Buddhist Institute
Saigon
South Korea
Kontum Plateau
Laos
Cambodia
South Viet Nam
Vietnamese Premier Ky Seeks Korea Ties Amid Turmoil
Ky plans to fly to Seoul for a top level conference with South Korea’s leaders and address a regional foreign ministers meeting. Tensions rise as Buddhist protests and government warnings over altars prompt potential forceful action in Hue while monks threaten mass imprisonment. 25,000 Korean troops fight the Viet Cong with more expected in August.
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Hue
Seoul
South Korea
Korea
Saigon
Buddhist Institute
Griggs Sr. services set in Athens area
George David Griggs Sr., 69, of 701 N Marion Sr Athens, died 8 15 p m Thursday at VA Hospital Birmingham. Services 2 p m Sunday at McConnell's Chapel. Burial Mitchell Cemetery Lauderdale County. McConnell Funeral Home directing. Survived by wife Emma. son George D Griggs Jr of Houston. seven grandchildren. four sisters and four brothers. Nephews to serve as pallbearers.
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Athens
George David Griggs Sr
N. Marion Sr
VA Hospital
Birmingham
McConnell’s
Mitchell Cemetery
Lauderdale County
McConnell Funeral Home
Emma Griggs
George
D. Griggs Jr
Houston
Tex
Batesville marchers face divided night in tent and church
About 235 marchers walked the Batesville route as 600 white spectators watched a two abreast procession from city limits into the Negro district near a church. Tensions arose with highway patrol over route and flags as NAACP plans rallies in Louisiana and Texas. Stokely Carmichael urged voter registration while 20 000 automobile mechanics join the larger labor market note.
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Highway Patrol
Batesville
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Louisiana
San Antonio
Tex
NAACP
City Hall
Alamo
Ku Klux Klan
Stokely Carmichael
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Limestone County Maid of Cotton committee chair elected
Athens Mrs Leo Hampton was named chair of the Limestone County Maid of Cotton contest committee with Mrs Buddy Wales as vice chair. The group plans to contact clubs to sponsor contestants and will meet Thursday to set a late July or early August contest date.
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Athens
Leo Hampton
Limestone County
Buddy Wales
Jo Ann Rochester
Farm Bureau
Athens Officers To Attend Two-Week Supervisory School
Acting Police Chief T. E. Case announced three officers will attend a Huntsville two week supervisory school. Lewis Leach Cedric Johns and Ray Swanner will join the course focusing on communications leadership and discipline. Instructors come from the Northern University Traffic Institution.
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Athens
T. E. Case
Tead
Huntsville
Case
Lewis Leach
Cedric Johnns
Ray Swanner
The
Northern University Traffic Institution
Kirklin Named Surgeon Leader at University of Alabama
Dr. Kirklin, renowned Mayo Clinic surgeon and longtime Mayo administrator, will become professor and chairman of the University of Alabama surgery department effective July 1. He has authored over 200 articles and held key roles at Mayo Clinic since 1960. He and his wife Margaret Kirklin have three children.
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University of Alabama
Kirklin
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Lyons
Joseph F. Volker
Volker
Margaret Katherine Kirklin
Sheppard Trial Move Cited By Prosecutor For Fair Hearing
Ariane 35 , a blonde German divorcee, married Sheppard after his prison release and stood with him at a news conference near their Rocky River home. Prosecutor Corrigan said a new trial is sought because society demands redress and a fair, impartial trial for the defendant before his peers. Sheppard maintained his innocence and believed the state had no case.
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Ariane
Sheppard
Rocky River
Corrigan
Decatur Druggist Montgomery to Close After 16 Years
H H Montgomery who has run Hagerty Drugs prior to its 1954 sale and then led the Decatur drug business for 16 years plans a final sale. He recalls moves from Florence to Decatur, long service with Walgreens, and family life at 616 Grant St SE with wife helping in preparations.
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Montgomery
Hagerty Drugs
Hutchens
Decatur
Florence
Walgreen Co
Bill
Viet Nam
Camp Shelby
Miss
Steve
Diane
Grant St
S.E
Central Baptist Church
Third Loretta Doctor on Call in Emergencies
A physician from Loretta Tennessee will join on call in emergencies. A loan of 192368 dollars will fund the new building and land purchase, with the remaining funds used to buy equipment.
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Loretta, Tenn
Weather and Sky Notes for Decatur on Saturday
The report lists sunset at 7 01 p m and sunrise at 4 34 a m for Saturday June 11. The prominent Leo constellation appears in the west with Regulus as its brightest star and the planets Jupiter Saturn and Venus noted in the sky with Venus rising early.
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Decatur
Leo
Regulus
Jupiter
Saturn
Venus
Decatur Area Weather and River Readings Report
Reading at Keller Memorial Bridge on Friday morning was 24.61 with sea level at 555.94. Forecast calls for fair to partly cloudy skies with winds 8 to 18 mph diminishing. High today 77, low 56 tonight, high 80 Sunday.
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Decatur
Tennessee River
Keller Memorial Bridge
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