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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1967
Page
2
The Missouri State Baptist Convention will seek approval for a budget increase to 370000 over the prior year, fund education and benevolent work, and include a 500000 construction bid. The plan awaits approval by the executive board before submission to the State Convention. The document highlights new allocations and program funding.
Mackiewitz, a 21 year Worthington veteran, will oversee all functions at the Decatur plant. He previously served in Worthington offices in Plainfield, New Jersey and Holyoke Massachusetts and worked in methods and standards, manufacturing engineering, job evaluation and labor relations. He was plant manager in Decatur for about a year before becoming production manager two months ago. A New Jersey native, he earned a BA from Athens College in 1957 and lives with his wife and two children at 1501 Seton Ave SE.
US Navy jets from the carriers Constellation Bon Homme Richard and Enterprise conducted three attacks near Hanoi aiming at the city’s electric plant and surrounding targets. One F8 Crusader was reported shot down and pilots were missing, while Vietnamese forces claimed captives. Ground fighting near Pleiku killed 2 US soldiers and 36 Montagnard troops with 51 Americans and 113 Montagnards wounded.
Count Henri de Monpezat wed Princess Margrethe of Denmark, gaining Danish citizenship and the title Prince Hendrik as King Frederik IX joined the ceremony. The Lutheran ceremony in Hol men Church drew a royal crowd including four kings and various queens and royals from across Europe.
In Miami Wallace avoids declaring a presidential run while stressing another big if in his plans. He said the platform must be specific and favor turning domestic policy back to the states. He warned of political upheaval if a clear choice between parties does not emerge. Demonstrators gathered outside as Wallace spoke to 1,100 at the Downtown Kiwanis Club luncheon.
Mrs Lyndon B. Johnson spent 2.31 and became the first customer as a restored 19th century general store reopened in Strawbery Banke Portsmouth. She praised local efforts to recreate colonial life with a crowd of about 1000, recalling her Texas father's store and noting the cookbook smell of spices and antique books. The day included a clambake on Cape Elizabeth hosted by Governor Kenneth Curtis of Maine and the Maine Department of Sea and Shore Fisheries.
Cardinal Ritter, 74, a baker's son who rose to Rome's top ranks, died at 5 47 a.m. Saturday in St Louis after a heart attack. He entered DePaul Hospital last Monday and had been in critical condition since. His body will lie in state at St Louis Cathedral, with burial Thursday after a Pontifical Requiem Mass at 11 a.m. in the cathedral. Pope Paul VI expressed grief and sent condolences.
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