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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1962

Page

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Estes Set To Meet Creditors

Estes, the Pecos financier once tied to cotton, grain storage and fertilizer sales, is to appear in El Paso U S District Court for another creditors meeting. The receiver’s committee will report to Judge Thomason, with a partial debt payment plan expected. The case draws a grand jury reconvening next week as additional claims are filed and Estes faces anti trust and theft charges.

EL Paso Tex Billie Sol Estes U.S. District Court U.S. Dist R. E. Thomason Estes Harry Moore Thomason Texas Atty Will Wilson Estes and Estes United Elevators Lester Stone Co Pecos

Early Gains Again Turn Into Losses On Wall Street

New York led stocks lower as an early rally faded under selling pressure. The AP 60 stock average fell to 208.30, the Dow 2.26 to 560.74, with many issues reversing gains and only a few showing fractional increases.

New York Associated Press

Tears Of Joy Greet Arrivals From Cuba

Tears of joy welcomed Cuban arrivals at Pryor Field Airport as families reunite. Mrs Gabriel Gramatges and three children Maria 10 Gabriel 8 Alex 3 were brought from Cuba last fall by Dr and Mrs Eugene Chenault. Mr Gramatges and Tomas Gonzales with parents also arrived last night. The Gleasons brought the Gonzales family from Miami earlier. The Gramatges and Gonzales relatives hope to find work in Decatur.

Gabriel Gramatges Maria Gabriel Alex Cuba Eugene Chenault Athens College Gramatges Tomas Maria Gonzales Miami Robert Gleason Tomas Gonzales Gleasons Gramatgeses Mr. Gramatges Gonzales CPA Decatur Gonzaleses

North American convention attendance plans and local notices

Miss Mona Ray Kelly will attend the North American Convention of Medical Laboratory Technologists in Washington, D.C., June 17 to 22. Auburn University students Beverly L. Mallory and Thomas N. Taylor qualify for the spring quarter dean's list. The WCTU meets Tuesday at 3 p.m. Decatur Curb Market opens Saturday 6 to 11 a.m. with ham, bacon, poultry, vegetables, baked goods, dairy, and eggs for sale. Police reported a missing brown shepherd dog from William Stewart of 315 13th Ave. NW. See DIARY On Page 2.

Mona Ray Kelly Gordon Dr. SE Medical Laboratory Technologists Washington, D.C Beverly L. Mallory Thomas N. Taylor Decatur Auburn University Decatur Curb Market William Stewart 13Th Ave

Defrocked minister tests faith and church unity

The minister's defrocking for alleged immorality shakes the congregation, prompting members to depart. The reply urges loyalty to Christ over fallen leaders, calling for deeper consecration and unity to counter loss of faith and rebuild trust in Jesus as the infallible anchor.

Jesus Christ

Kennedy urges GOP support for major proposals at news conference

President Kennedy urged Republicans to vote for key Democratic proposals while asking for a nonpartisan stance on national matters. He cited past bipartisan actions with Eisenhower on debt limits and aid to Poland and Yugoslavia, pressed for the farm bill pairing production controls with price supports, and urged airline workers to abandon strike threats and pursue arbitration. He did not rule out possible seizure authority if strikes continued.

Washington Kennedy Congress Dwight D. Eisenhower Poland Yugoslavia Senate Pan American Trans World Eastern Airlines

Senator Bill Gets Favorable Committee Vote

In Montgomery AP A 67 senator reapportionment bill moved past a quorum concern as the Constitution Committee approved it. A second reading sets up a potential floor vote next week in the special session. House action favored a four day week but rejected returning to committee one administration plan.

Bill Montgomery State Senate Constitution Committee Senate John Patterson Ira Pruitt Sumter County House Pruitt Judiciary Committee Jefferson County Mobile

22 Teamsters to be freed on $5,000 bonds in Alabama

In Birmingham, 22 Teamsters Union members were set to leave Jefferson County jail today after the Supreme Court set individual bonds at $5,000 each. They had been jailed since April 12 for failing to post $200,000 in lieu of bond tied to a strike against Bowman Transportation Co. in Gadsden. The court also ordered liability limited to individual actions while reviewing the union's appeal.

Birmingham Teamsters Union Supreme Court Jefferson County Teamsters Bowman Transportation Co Gadsden Ala Robert Giles Bowman Alabama Court of Appeals Giles High Court

Third Candidate For City Post In Race

Troy O. Martin Jr. collection manager for the Credit Bureau of Decatur filed qualification papers for the City Commission election making him the third candidate for the three man post vacated by Wilson Morgan. Martin, 28, lives at 1212 Grant St SE with his wife and three sons and pledged to work for growth and prosperity of Decatur.

Troy O. Martin Jr Credit Bureau of Decatur Commission Wilson Morgan J. Gilmer Blackburn John McKean NASA Martin Bettye D. Smith Chattanooga Tenn Grant St. SE

Graham Service Aides Sought at Redstone Arsenal

Lt Col J E Batterson appeals for volunteers to form a Billy Graham Revival team at Redstone Arsenal Air Strip on August 26. He seeks 2000 choir members 500 counsellors and 100 ushers contacting the Arsenal Post Chapel. Grady Wilson and W G Haymaker to meet June 22 with local ministers to plan the event.

Redstone Arsenal J. E. Batterson Batterson Arsenal Post Chapel Grady Wilson W. G. Haymaker Arsenal

Solvents Corp Denies Three Way Collusion Charge

Washington AP Maynard C Wheeler president of Commercial Solvents Corp called a House investigation charge of a three way collusion with Billie Sol Estes and the Agriculture Department preposterous and unfounded. He said a cursory inquiry would show the claim false. The hearing concerned Estes grain storage deals and a loan to Estes secured by government grain storage payments. Wheeler noted Estes first storage contract in 1959 and timing of payments assignment. Wheeler spoke as committee chair L H Fountain cautioned on member statements. Bass was absent at first but joined later without comment.

Washington Commercial Solvents Corp Ross Bass D-Tenn House Estes Bass Wheeler Dallas Tex L. H Fountain D-N.c

Young appointee leads Michigan aging panel

Gary Hansen, 25, was named director of Michigan’s commission on the aging. The appointment sets a young tone for state aging policy as he assumes leadership responsibilities. A separate ad notes a Frigidaire freezer, 389 pounds, model UFD-11, priced at $188 at Robinson’s on 2nd Ave.

Lansing, Mich Gary Hansen Thursday Michigan Commission On the Robinson’s 2Nd Ave

Union Gives Views On Airline Strike Today

Washington AP reports flight engineers debated whether to heed President Kennedy's plea for arbitration over claims against Pan American Eastern and TWA. A news conference was set for 2 pm to present the union's stance, with uncertainty about a walkout before Saturday. Kennedy warned that a strike could cripple the economy and hinted at possible government action if talks fail.

Washington Kennedy Flight Engineers International Association Pan American World Airways Eastern Air Lines Trans World Airlines Kansas City H. S. Dietrich TWA Dietrich Sid Ron Brown Congress

Halt To Strike Urged By JFK

President Kennedy orders the Justice Department to seek a court injunction to halt a strike by 9,000 workers at Republic Aviation, supplier of F105 jets. He warns the walkout, started April 2 over job security and severance pay, could imperil national safety as 7,600 more may be laid off in two years.

Washington Kennedy Justice Department Republic Aviation National Safety Republic

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