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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1964

Page

12

Way-Out Ideas To Tackle Explosive School Dropout Problem

Sylvia Porter surveys bold proposals from Washington on reducing high school dropout rates. Ideas include early job counseling, paying parents to keep kids in school, shipboard and educational shopping centers, overseas study for dropouts, new teacher roles, remedial vacations, and youth camp work programs aimed at boosting engagement and future employment.

Sylvia Porter Washington U.S U.S. Office of Education Navy USS Hollywood William W. Johnson

Fifth Applies To State Also

The Supreme Court ruled that the Fifth Amendment privilege against self incrimination applies in state as well as federal cases. In a 5 to 4 decision, Justice Brennan said the 14th Amendment protects the petitioner and the Connecticut Supreme Court erred in denying invocation of the privilege. Justice White dissented joined by Justice Stewart.

Washington Supreme Court Connecticut High Court William J. Brennan Connecticut Supreme Court Byron R. White Potter Stewart

Zero Defects Seminar Set By Defense Industry Leaders

George E. Fouch will headline the first Department of Defense industry seminar on preventing defects at Redstone Arsenal on June 23. More than 400 officials from DoD and top industrial companies will review the Army Missile Command's Zero Defects program stressing pride in workmanship and quality achievement.

George E. Fouch

Troopers Shot and Captured in Turnpike Gunfight

Four troopers were involved when three Milwaukee men opened fire after a radar stop on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Two troopers were wounded and hospitalized, two others were briefly bound to a tree but freed by themselves. The assailants were arrested after a mass manhunt led by State Police Commissioner Purdy. charges include assault with intent to kill and armed assault on officers.

Ephrata Pennsylvania Turnpike Milwaukee Wis E. Wilson Purdy Gerald L. Larson Howard E. Langnes James Eugene Szulczewski Lancaster County Prison Rufus Williams Edward Herbst Reamstown Fred W. Bendl Nazareth Herbst

Rail mileage in continental U S declines 1916 to 1950

Since 1916 the total miles of railway line in the continental United States fell from 254 037 miles to 225 000 miles by 1950.

Continental U.S

Longevity of Dogs Versus Size and Care

The article notes that larger dogs often have shorter lifespans, with Fox Terrier and Dachshund among long-lived breeds and Great Dane and St Bernard among shortest. Individual cases can defy statistics, and modern care plus drugs extend life. Boxers benefit from weight control teeth care and regular veterinary checkups.

Veteri

Local Notables and Graduates Share Life Events

Morgan County community notes celebrate Florence State College graduates Jerry Glasgow and John David Puckett starting teaching and army service. Family updates include Mary Sue Ellis recovering, Paul Montgomery graduating and heading to Ft Jackson, Janice Lake entering Andersons Business College, and relatives visiting in Hartsel and Decatur as Ada Thompson heads to New York.

Jerry Glasgow John David Puckett Florence State College Jerry David Ft. Jackson S. C Transportation Corps V. L.ellis Mary Sue Paul Montgomery Green Johnson Navy Hilton Alridge California Ann R. H. Ellis Ellis

Alabama To Begin Trip On Tuesday

The battleship USS Alabama will be towed from Bremerton to Seattle on the first 18 miles of a 5600 mile journey to Mobile. Steve Croom of Mobile said transfer ceremonies aboard the 680 foot vessel will be in Seattle in late June or early July before it proceeds to Mobile to serve as a World War II and Korean War memorial.

Mobile Alabama Puget Sound USS Alabama Battleship Commission Steve Croom Seattle Wash Bremerton Croom

Oneonta Airport Robbins Field Dedicated by Gov Wallace

Oneonta Alabama dedicated its new airport facility Robins Field in a ceremony led by Governor George Wallace with state officials present. The field honors Davis Robbins who donated the land and championed the project for Blount County.

Oneonta Ala Robbins Field George Wallace Blount County Davis Robbins

Vacation Bible School Draws About 100 at Shady Grove

Shady Grove Baptist Church hosts a Vacation Bible School this week with about 100 attendees. The pastor notes strong turnout and ongoing sessions for children and families.

Shady Grove Baptist Church

Murder Charge In Tuscaloosa Slaying of Deputy Sheriff

Tuscaloosa County authorities charged Norman Means with first degree murder in the shooting death of Deputy Jerry Darnell. Means, about 26, was held without bond as investigators questioned him after a tip led officers to a low rent housing site where Darnell’s firearm was found.

Tuscaloosa, Ala Tuscaloosa Norman Means Jerry Darnell Means

Deputy Darnell Killed During Routine Patrol

Darnell, 26, an on duty deputy, was slain around 2:30 a.m. in a predominantly Negro section. He was found two blocks from his patrol car with a bullet wound to the back from his own .38 revolver after stopping a car for license issues. Chism said the shooting followed a struggle as he attempted the arrest. Darnell had about three years with the department and was single.

Darnell Chism Dar Nell The Department

Country Boy Eddy Show at Community Center Sheffield

Country Boy Eddy brings a community show to Sheffield Alabama on June 19 at 7 30 PM with guest artists Wil Hunt Magic Sue Wimberly The Happy Valley Boys Bill Howard and more Children age 6 to 12 pay 50 cents adults 1 00 Big Talent Contest after the show with a 1st prize that includes a guest spot on the Country Boy Eddy TV show in Birmingham Entries through Wil Hunt or Ron Fuller before show time

Sheffield Ala Wil Hunt Magic Sue Wimberly The Happy Veily Boys Bill Howard Birmingham Ron Fuller M. C

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