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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1965
Page
6
Veterinarian discusses cryptorchidism in dogs and how undescended testicles, obesity, age, and kidney or heart issues raise surgical risk. Emphasizes cautious planning and emergencies, noting owners misinterpret risk and the need for robust patients for planned procedures.
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North Alabama Rodeo Round-up scheduled June 24-26 by American Legion Post 25 in Moulton. Trail ride opens at 9 a.m. June 24 from Johnson and Son Quarter Ho Ranch, five miles southeast of the town.
Robert Daniel Beaty is appointed district traffic manager in Decatur for Southern Bell. He began with the Telephone Co. in Gadsden in 1961 as traffic manager, later moving to Tuscaloosa where he served until this promotion. Beaty is married to Jimmie Martin of Cedar Bluff and they have two daughters.
Three Bar Rodeo Corp. schedules two sportsmanship rodeos with the first at 7 30 Saturday. A Miss Rodeo Queen 1975 will be chosen, sponsored by the Lawrence County Cow Belles Association. A. W. Todd of Russellville will crown the queen. Adult education in Alabama continues to inform the Civil Defense program details.
TVA announces a summer program hiring 164 youths ages 16 to 21 under the Youth Opportunities Campaign. Chairman Aubrey J. Wagner says the positions provide training and are in addition to regular TVA employment. Jobs include white collar clerks and clerical aides as well as trades and labor roles across the valley. The program targets youths most in need and aims to prepare them for broader work opportunities.
Ardmore Alabama loses its two police officers Wayne Clem and Bill Nunnelly after a council dispute over how to handle a beer arrest of a Negro. The resignations follow Clem's call for a council meeting with about 100 residents in attendance.
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