Hospitals on A Avenue Southeast, Mitchell
A fragmented OCR note lists hospitals on A Avenue Southeast in Mitchell. No additional details or context are readable from the fragment.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1967
Page
2
A fragmented OCR note lists hospitals on A Avenue Southeast in Mitchell. No additional details or context are readable from the fragment.
Decatur Altrusa Club partners with Morgan County committee to raise 200000 dollars with 25000 expected from local Morgan sources. A festival kickoff dinner in April unveiled the ferns program by Cullman and Formel.
Mercury set earlier each evening while river readings remain steady. Tuesday reached 94 at 3 PM with a low of 72 at 4:30 AM. Eight AM temperature was 79 with no rainfall recorded. hourly data unavailable due to incomplete text.
The Madison Marshall Award will be presented tonight at Athens College. Dr. Marshall, formerly of Chemstrand now Monsanto, heads the chemistry department and is active in the American Chemical Society. The ceremony follows a long line of notable recipients including Kis-Gokowrcky, Debye, and Marvel.
A man was injured when a tire rim blew off a tire while he was changing it near McCurry and was rushed to Decatur General by South.
Mr and Mrs Milford Holloway welcomed a son at Cullman Hospital. Mr and Mrs Wendell Sandhin from NW area reported a son. Mr and Mrs John L Agee of Athens announced a daughter born at Decatur General. Mr and Mrs Richard A Greene from De Paar Suman Tesetey welcomed a child at Deon Gow Hospital.
A North Vietnam dispatch notes Marine Corporal Alexander describing 100 to 120 degree heat and supply delays. He mentions wounds suffered in combat and continuing ration shortages while serving far north. The letter reflects strenuous conditions for Leatherneck troops in Vietnam.
Readers are urged to consider U S Savings Bonds as a safe investment option. The message promotes putting money into government bonds and explains benefits and steps to purchase.
The Great Books Discussion Group will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. in the library of the Mutual Savings Building. Members discuss classic works and share insights in a community setting.
Three Decatur girls were chosen to offices at the Grand Assembly of Rainbow Girls in Mobile. Also attending were Debbie Lee, Lee Lewis, Ben Janice nne Wakefield, Mickey West, Kathy DeLone, Debbie Garrett, Kay Goslind and Holly West, all members of Rainbow Assembly No. 26.
Gertrude Pride of 512 14th Ave NW was treated for a cut on her left arm after she said another woman came to her house yesterday. Police picked up a suspect and the case remains under investigation.
Collins, a member of the American Legion and VFW, is also connected with the Masons. His wife Leta is mentioned in relation to these affiliations.
Senator Roland Cooper questions Randall about demonstrators in the streets and draft card burnings, asking if those causing the unrest are mostly 18 to 21 years old. He notes that 18 year olds today understand, challenging the bill’s support base.
The Tuscaloosa youth who once led Boys Nation rejects the idea that demonstrators and draft card burners represent the majority. He praises youths’ many constructive actions and questions witnesses about draft literacy test failures among two-year junior college students.
Mariners aboard the $35 million Mariner 5 locked onto the sun for navigation. A 26 minute contact on October 19 aimed to bring the craft within about 2,000 miles of Venus as sensors tested ionospheric and atmospheric conditions. Venus 4's status remains as reported.
President Johnson’s pick of Solicitor General Thurgood Marshall to fill the Clark seat is seen as certain to be confirmed. Observers note the choice, the first Black nominee, could secure Black and broader support as Johnson eyes re election.
Antinori states Martin Chambers death is justifiable homicide under Florida law, drawing protests despite a truce with Negro leaders. Meanwhile bands of youths set 15 fires and looted stores Tuesday night as National Guard and police reinforcement hold back from Negro neighborhoods.
Fragmentary text mentions Sera and a choice between “our home” or “mine” with unclear context or actions. The readable content is limited and lacks a clear event or outcome to describe.
WMSL aims to place a Grade A signal in four major North Alabama markets Decatur Huntsville Cullman and the tri cities with expanded coverage. The station will offer color film slides and tape service with live color origination later and fili ngs to the FCC next week with approval expected in 90 to 120 days. WMSL has NBC affiliation for 10 years and WAAY TV in Huntsville has signed a contract to beam NBC to Decatur this fall. The staff numbers remain about one, with no large hires planned.
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