Nixon Seeks Unity While Offering Debate On GOP Principles
Vice President Richard Nixon urged a preconvention Republican debate on national issues but pressed for closed ranks in the November campaign. He thanked the RNC for a standing ovation and urged unity to win, while acknowledging room for Rockefeller critics within the party.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Republican National Committee
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Eisenhower
Rockefeller
George L. Hinman
Hinman
National Committee
Er Ees
Ixon
Thal
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Thruston B. Morton
Soviet Union
Rockefelt
United States
America
Reis
G. Har- Alexander
Florida
South
Local Hospital List Names Parents and Addresses
A long line of patient and guardian names with street addresses appears, including Miss Janet Hughes, Brenda Brown, John McRae, Elmer Partain, Mrs. William Dan, and many others in multiple Alabama towns such as Decatur Athens Moulton Ardmore Hillsboro and Hartselle.
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Janet Sue Hughes
Decatur
Brenda Kay Brown
Locust St
John Moore McRae
8Th Ave
Elmer Dan Partain
Falkville
William
Dan
Brookmeade
William T
13Th Ave
Edwin Lyle McCullough
Danville
John Douglas Clifton
Church St
Clyde R. Reeves
Moulton
Local Birth Announcements From Area Hospitals
Mr and Mrs Tommy Husted announce a daughter born at Bank Street Hospital. Mr and Mrs William Skip McGlathery Lane report a birth at Decatur General. Ronald D Boyd of Washington St reports a birth at Decatur General. Mrs W W Storey and family note a birth at Ronde and Hospital.
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Tommy Husted
Wanted ads result too late to classify for rent
Classified note shows a want ad for a four room dwelling and garage available but the listing is received too late for proper classification. Contact number EL 3-5280 for details.
Dismissals Listed For Local Residents
Local notices show dismissals involving residents Mrs. Barbara Cramer 306 Wilson St NW Mrs. Barbara Duke 1221 19th Ave and others including Elmer Glenn 421 10th Ave SW and Mrs. Tommy Husted 1909 Somerville Rd at nearby addresses.
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Tommy Husted
Somerville Rd
Elmer. Glenn
10Th Ave
Barbara Cramer
Wilson St
P. Duke
19Th Ave
Census counts show early 1960 totals near 180 million
Preliminary 1960 figures for 41 states and D C total 113,453,760, up 14.8 percent from 1950. Officials say final national total may land between 179.5 million and 180 million, with several large states still to report and Florida Nevada and Alaska posting large gains.
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Washington
District of Columbia
New York
Illinois
Texas
California
Arizona
West Virginia
Arkansas
District
Mississippi
Florida
Nevada
Alaska
Alabama
Georgia
Eisenhower Tokyo visit faces uncertainty over schedule
President Eisenhower's Tokyo trip is in flux as Hagerty reports to Eisenhower on police capabilities and talks with Japanese officials. Plans for travel to the Imperial Palace and a golf match with Kishi may be canceled, and a news conference in Tokyo is in doubt amid fears for U S prestige and the U S Japanese alliance.
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Hagerty
Eisenhower
Emperor Hirohito
Heneda International Airport
Tokyo
Imperial Palace
Kishi
Soviet Union
Paris
Nikita Khrushchev
State Department
Japan
United States
America
Western Pacific
Local Names Listed For Public Notices
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous individuals with addresses in Ardmore Decatur Madison Trinity Athens and Cullman. The names include Mrs Maggie Miss Vickie Hicklan Thelma Bates Evelyn White Nona Junkins Lee Ransom Andrew Walker Gail Jones Burleson Timothy Lou Allen Pamela Walker Olena Vandiver Kenneth Voss Elbert Whitt Tassie Parker Ruthie Sisco Jack Emberton Thana England Grace Callaway Vergie Lowell Neel Morris Dave Widner Leroy Johnson Otha Rogers Louie Gay and infant son.
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Eli
Maggie
Cedar
Vickie Hicklan
Ardmore
Thelma Bates
Sth
Ave
Evelyn White
4Th Ave
Nona Junkins
Falkville
Lee Ransom
5Th Ave
Ruthie Sisco
Madison
Jack Emberton
Athens
Thana England
Grace Callaway
9Th Ave
Vergie Lowell
Cherry St
Neel Morris
8Th Ave
Dave Widner
2Nd St
Cullman
Leroy Johnson
Clara Ave
Otha Rogers
Memorial Dr
Louie Gay
Trinity
Notable Athens Area Names in Public Notices
A list of individuals connected to Athens with associated towns and numbers appears, including Susie McLemore, Edward Randolph, Kathy Gurlie, Roy Watkins, Carlos Brackeen, Barbara Black, Pauline Lovell, Aline Smith, Henry Grisham, Darrell Anerton, Ola Flannagan, Gloria Smith, James Sneed, Billy Lovell, James Adams, R. C. Bailey, Frances Swanner, Mildred Hamley, Dave Cannon, Lois Jones, Brenda Daly, Eugene Kellum, Bill Brooks, and Bufert Brewer, with town indicators such as Athens Elkmont Lester Madison and various figures.
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Susie McLemore
Athens
Edward Randolph
Madison
Kathy Gurlie
Roy Watkins Elkmont
Carlos Brackeen
Barbara Black
Pauline Lovell
Aline Smith
Lester
Henry Bowlitt Grisham
Darrell Lynn Anerton
Ola Flannagan
Henry Grisham
Gloria Smith
James A. Sneed
Manitoba Food Experts Poisoned By Contaminated Dish
In Winnipeg Manitoba the province announced that 20 of 28 food experts were affected by a poisoning incident tied to a contaminated dish. The disclosure followed a lengthy delay before the incident became public.
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Winnipeg, Man
Manitoba
Jet Age Barmaid Advertised in The Times
The Horn and Trumpet in Worcester advertises a jet age barmaid in The Times offering about 84 dollars weekly and a week of training in Paris for a suitable candidate. The notice seeks a fit applicant for the London based position in the wartime era.
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London
Worcester
The
Times
Paris
Manitoba Dietetic Assn Annual Meeting Hit By Food Poisoning
An annual meeting of the Manitoba Dietetic Association was stricken by a form of food poisoning. Health authorities reported the province's hospital standards were sized eight days.
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Manitoba Dietetic Assn
Atlas Test Pushes 5000 Mile Guidance Milestone
An Atlas rocket powered by a new inertial guidance system hit a 5000 mile target off Ascension Island in the South Atlantic. The test, described as excellent by Air Force project officials, advances salvo launches from underground shelters and completes despite a five day machinists strike at Convair.
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Howard Benedict
Cape Canaveral
Fila
Air Force
Bull’s-Eye
South Atlantic
Ascension
Atlas
Convair
Indian Ocean
Midas
Brenda McCarty Crowned Moulton Rodeo Queen
Brenda McCarty of Moulton was named queen of the Moulton Jaycee’s Rodeo beating five rivals. The Lawrence County High School student was crowned during an afternoon rodeo performance.
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Moulton
Brenda McCarty
Hollis McCarty
Moulton Jaycee
Lawrence County High School
Moulton 4 Man Dies Of Gun Wounds
Nathan Harville a 26 year old store operator from Moulton 4 Loosier was pronounced dead on arrival at Lawrence County Hospital Saturday night. Coroner Grady Sibley and sheriff's deputies investigated a later report stating the wound was self defense. Elliott Funeral Home said Harville died from gunshot wounds and funeral arrangements will be announced.
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Moulton
Lawrence
Nathan Clark Harville
Moulton 4
Loosier
Lawrence County Hospital
Grady Sibley
Elliott Funeral Home
Harville
Clark Harville
Elliott
Limestone Negro Leaves Hospital After Head Injury
Athens report states 14 year old William Little of Green Briar was discharged Friday after a hoe strike Tuesday. Sheriff Clyde Ennis said Floyd Douglas, 20, was held in Limestone jail pending condition of the youth. Little was allegedly struck while chopping cotton on the L. V. Moore place.
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Athens
Greenbriar
William Little
Decature
Clyde Ennis
Floyd Douglas
Limestone
Ennis
Little
L. V. Moore Place
Chile Flood Threat Recedes As Evacuations Continue
Engineers reported progress in containing Lake Rinihue near Valdivia but thousands remain evacuated. A 36 hour dry spell reduced risk of a dam break while further winter rains could renew pressure on canals ditches and dikes.
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Santiago
Chile
Lake Rinihue
Valdivia
Deaths Maxwell O Kent 63 Birmingham educator dies
Maxwell O Kent 63 of Ridgeley Apts Birmingham died Saturday night at 7 15 p m in a Birmingham hospital born in Hartselle he was an auditor for the Birmingham City Board of Education Survivors include a sister niece and nephews Funeral services are Monday at 11 a m at Johns Ridout's Funeral Home with Dr T M Giltner officiating Graveside services follow at 2 p m at Hartselle City Cemetery
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Birmingham
Maxwell O. Kent
Ridgeley Apts
Hartselle
Birmingham City Board of Education
Suvivors
Charlie
Quin
Neice
Robert Stepheson
Charles Quinn
Hartsele
Jack Kent
Manila
Johns Ridout
T. M. Giltner
Hartselle City
Negro Given Chair In Slaying Of 5-Year-Old Daughter
Wilmon Gosa, 38, convicted of first degree murder in the stabbing death of his 5 year old daughter Shelia Gosa on January 17 1959. An all white jury deliberated about 50 minutes before the death sentence by electric chair. Gosa claimed insanity but a lunacy panel found him sane at the time. The case now goes to automatic appeal at the Alabama Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Wilmon Gosa
W. C. Warren
Gosa
Negro Mental Hospital
Mount Vernon
Shelia Gosa
Mount Vernon Hospital
State Supreme Court
Chic Lady Delights Discourse On Diverse Topics
A stylish woman with a bright personality engages in lively conversations about diverse subjects including poodles rockets and politics while noting feminine flair and confident presence.
One Is Charged After Wreck
Police report a Saturday wreck on Beech Street where Thomas Lee Newson aged 46 of 1407 Locust Street struck a parked car owned by James G. Jackson. Newson was charged with word while intoxicated. A second incident occurred at 12 10 p m on Highway 31 N near the river bridge involving Ralph M Wilson 35 from Detroit Michigan and a Teton truck driven by Robert.
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Thomas Lee Newson
Locust St
Beech St
James G. Jackson
Decatur
Newson
Highway 31
River Bridge
Ralph M. Wilson
Detroit
Mich
Robert
Girl Scout Camp Cleared at Hazlewood Farm Site Open
West Central Day Camp at Hazlewood Farm on Old Moulton Rd was cleared Saturday in preparation for Galeon Day Camp opening June 20. Camp directors and committee invited parents. stew and coleslaw prepared for about 100 Girl Scouts expected to attend. Parents wanting to help should call directors or committee members.
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West Central
Hazlewood Farm
Old Moulton Rd
Youths Given Unusual Jail Sentences in Pulaski
In Pulaski Tennessee Judge Rhea sentenced Ken neth Kirby Bobby Turpen Tanner and Horace Haney Lewis Haney Jr to six months with 50 dollars fines and costs. Four months were suspended and the remaining two months will be served two days at a time from 3 15 p m each Saturday until late Sunday night to allow continued work. The youths pled guilty to stealing fender skirts.
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Pulaski
Tenn
Morgan
Limestone County
Kenneth Kirby
Hartsille
Bobby Turpen
Tanner
Horace Haney
Lewis Haney, Jr
Wilson
Haney
Athens
Rhea
District Diary Auxiliary to Meet Moulton
The American Legion Auxiliary will hold its regular meeting Monday at 7 30 p.m. at the Joe Wheeler building. Moulton Baptist Church vacation Bible school runs Monday through Friday with 8 to 11 a.m. classes. Bible school at the Methodist Church is 8 30 to 10 30 a.m. daily this week.
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Moulton
American Legion Auxiliary
Joe Wheeler
Moulton Bible Schools
Ryan Graduate Tops Class at Southern Union College
Jerry Charles Ralph, 1958 Ryan High School graduate, led his class at Southern Union College Wadley as scholastic leader and student body president. He attends on a scholarship. son of Mr and Mrs Albert Ralph Baileyton.
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Ryan
Jerry Charles Ralph
Ryan High School
Southern Union College
Wadley
Albert Ralph
Baileyton
Typhoon Reported Drenched China and Kyushu Drove Losses
A Typhoon described by Radio Peiping drenched parts of China with heavy rains and caused rising water levels as it moved toward Kyushu Japan. The storm weakened Sunday after striking southern Kyushu, with reports noting related losses.
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Tokyo
Kyushu
China
Decatur Toastmistress Club Dinner and Local Notices
Decatur Toastmistress Club will hold a dinner meeting Monday at 7 p.m. at Hotel Lyons with Huntsville representatives demonstrating opera. Limited memberships available in a new local club. Also notes on parking violations and a student dean list achievement at Auburn University. Fire department answered two grass fires on Saturday afternoon.
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Decatur Toastmistress Club
Hotel Lyons
Huntsville Ee Aon
Visib
Carolyn Ruth Schaefer
Decatur
Auburn University
Decatur Fire Department
11Th Ave
Finley Dr. NW
Australian airliner crash leaves 28 dead in fog
A Fokker Friendship of Trans-Australian Air Line crashed near Mackay in heavy fog killing 28, including two Americans and seven at-sea recoveries. John F. O Grady U S consul and Vincent Nicholas Bissen of Boston were identified among victims. Searchers reported 21 bodies still unrecovered amid shark-infested waters.
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Brisbane
Australia
Mackay
trans-Australian Air Line
John F. O'Grady
U.S
Vincent Nicholas Bissen
Boston
Mass
Venezuela relies on oil exports and U S imports dominate
Oil accounts for 92 percent of Venezuela’s exports while about 64 percent of its imports come from the United States, indicating strong energy and trade ties with the U S.
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Venezuela
United States
Bristolian Rail Route Flies 118 Miles to London
The British Railway service the Bristolian travels 118 miles from Bristol to London at an average speed exceeding 70 miles per hour.
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British Railway
Bristol
London
Eastern Air Lines Pilots Stage Miami Stopover
Eastern Air Lines pilots walk off at midnight in protest against FAA seating rules. By afternoon stranded EAL planes clogged Miami International Airport as officials warned the backlog would grow. New York reports a possible easing as routes to Miami were halted and flights from major cities canceled.
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Miami
Fla
Eastern Air Lines
EAL
New York
Boston
Chicago
Federal Aviation Agency
Navy boxer Howard faces assault case settlement
The article recounts Howard's past as a Navy welterweight champion with 150 to 200 ring bouts and a wandering life. Attorney Ritch says heavy punches left him unstable, explaining repeated boxing during drinking. Howard's assault charge was settled Friday with Ervin paying 105 in fines and costs.
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Ervin
Navy
Howard
Ritch
Henry
Marathon
Fla
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7Th St
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Kenneth C. Jordan
Somerville
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Endlam Blvd
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Hillsboro
John David Dobbins
Patricia Carol McNatt
P.O. Box
Robert Ochis Ray
Little Sherry Kay Harwell
Gillard George Cooks
Melvin N. Locke
6Th St
Asa Mayhal
College St. SE
Admissions
R. Calvin Woodall
Sherman
Kenneth J. Wilcox
Tower St
Steve Kenneth Mittwede
Rosemont St
Forest G. Rhodes
Sarah Ann Sittason
14Th Ave
William D. Garner
Lauren L. Garrison
Bank Street
Andrew O. Walker
6Th Ave
Miss’ Bradley Gail Jones
Colfax St
W. S. Burleson
Timothy Lou Allen
1St St
Pamela Walker
Kenneth Voss
Elbert Whitt
Tassie Parker
Athens Limestone
J. T. Broadrick
Patricia Blackwood
19Th Ave. SE
P. C. Ratcliff
C. J. Blackwood
7Th St. SE
Miss McCarty
L’stone Negro
Girl Scout
Jimmy Hayes
Jackson St. SE
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