Hospitals Dismissal List Includes Local Residents
A collapsed hospital notice lists names of patients and dismissals: Frances Hutto Trinity Mrs Miss Leigh Anne Sims 1005 8th Ave SE James E Jones Falkville 1 Will Prater 705 Lafayette St NW Mrs Helen Gilchrist 223 Parrison St SE Mrs Helen Orick Decatur John Peek Sr artselle 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Hutto
Trinity
Miss Leigh
Anne Sims
8Th Ave
James E. Jones
Falkville
Will Prater
Lafayette St
Helen Gilchrist
Parrison St
Helen Orick
Decatur
John Peek Sr
Artselle
Peril and Policy in the Atomic Age Voices on national course
Randy Johnson argues the United States faces grave internal and external crises in the Atomic Age. He condemns appeasement in Viet Nam and warns against coercive legislation while urging firm action against communism and vigilance in defending freedom and human dignity.
Obituary and Residency Listings in Local Notices
A long list of residents and relatives with multiple street addresses across Decatur Huntsville Athens Courtland and surrounding areas appears, including births infants and married women. Names include Mrs Lemmie Crider Mrs Price Hall Neamon Bernard Mrs Frank Ferry Lanier and many others with associated streets and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemmie Elvin Crider
10Th Ave
Price Hall
Ott St
Neamon Bernard
Elliott St
Frank Ferry Lanier
Cain St
William Lawrence Meenney
Cullman
Robert L. Buck
8Th Ave
Roy ElbertcCurry
Decatur
Jack E. Crowe
Norman D. King
3Rd Ave
Khris Brown
19Th Ave
Henry Hary Perkins, Jr
7Th St
Lola Mae Morgan
Athens
Local Press Honored for Red Cross Efforts at Regional Event
A ceremony honoring media and public relations volunteers recognized contributions in Morgan Limestone Lawrence and Cullman counties. Dick McGrew received a bronze trophy for his Alabama Courier and Limestone Democrat work in Athens. Other winners included Ted Bryant Clarke Stallworth Jr Martha Pennington Vivian Lockhart Dick Deason Ken Tremelling Charles Metcalfe Bob Jones Jack Clowdus Trudy Cargile and Sarah Brengelman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Morgan, Limestone, Lawrence
Cullman County
Dick McGrew
Alabama Courier
Limestone Democrat
Athens
Ted Bryant
Birmingham Post-Herald
Clarke Stallworth Jr
Birmingham News
Martha Pennington
Daily Mountain Eagle
Vivian Lockhart
Sun Newspapers
Dick Deason
Wbrc Radio
Ken Tremelling
Waqy Radio
Charles Metcalfe
Wbrc-Tv
Bob Jones
Wapi-Tv
Jack Clowdus
Alabama Outdoor Advertising
Trudy Cargile
Auburn University
Sarah Brengelman
First National Bank of Birmingham
Decatur Seeks Federal Funds for Urban Renewal Project
City officials submitted an application for federal urban renewal funds about a year ago. Grants up to 1500 dollars will aid property owners for repairs under specific conditions. Low interest loans will also be offered. The improvements aim to clear and upgrade walkways in the area.
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Parker
City of
Decatur
Planets in conjunction and Decatur weather update
The article notes Mercury Venus and Mars will be in conjunction with the sun next week. Decatur area forecast is partly cloudy and warmer with scattered thundershowers this afternoon and tonight, high 90 to 94 and low 65 to 69, light variable winds.
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Gulf Coast
Southern Plains
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
East Coast
Northern Plateaus
Pacific Coast
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Tennessee Valley
Mercury
Venus
Mars
Decatur
Infant Jimmy Dwight Arnett graveside services
Graveside services for Jimmy Dwight Arnett infant son of Mr and Mrs Dwight Arnett of Athens were held at Athens City Cemetery with Charles Marshall officiating. Surviving are the parents and grandparents Roma Arnett of Athens and Inez Slaton of Anderson.
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Athens
Jimmy Dwight Arnett
Dwight Arnett
Athens-Limestone Hospital
Athens City Cemetery
Charles Marshall
Roma Arnett
Inez Slaton
Anderson 1
Funeral services for Marcus L McAnally in Hartsebm area
Funeral services for Marcus L McAnally 50 of Lacey's Spring will be held Friday night at 8 at Shiloh Baptist Church with Rev E A Hendricks and Rev Duane Spanotle officiating. Burial follows in the adjacent cemetery. Surviving are his widow Wilma Owen McAnally two sons Lar mar and Barry both of Lacey's Spring a daughter Patsy Johnson of Arab four grandchildren parents Marcus L and Mrs. Mary McAnally Somerville a brother Melvin and a sister Mary Johnston both of Somerville Active pallbearers include Ford Curry Wayne Maxwell David McAnally Rodney Murphy Harold McAnally and Horace Edmondson Honorary pallbearers are colleagues from Rohm and Haas Huntsville and Eldon Stichers Herbert Lemmond Edward West Jimmy Edwards Sonny Light and Dameé Bodrill. He was a member of the First Church of God and a Mason. The body remains at the residence until taken to the church to lie in state for one hour prior to services.
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Arab
Marcus L.mcanally
Somerville
Melvin McAnally
Mary Johnston
Buford Curry
Wayne Maxwell
David McAnally
Rodney Murphy
Harold McAnally
Horace Edmondson
Mr McAnally
Rohm and Haas
Huntsville
Eldon Stichers
Herbert Lemmond
Edward West
Jimmy Edwards
Sonny Light
Dameé$ Bodrill
Fift’ Church of God
Funeral services for Lillie Jane May in Athens
Funeral services for Lillie Jane May, 65, of Toney 2, were held Friday after she died Thursday at Athens Limestone Hospital. The services were at McConnell Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Lillie Jane May
Toney 2
Athens-Limestone Hospital
McConnell
Nixon urges new diplomacy and shared defense burden
In a March 24 speech former Vice President Richard Nixon argues against retreat into isolation. He calls for a rebalanced security structure to fit the free world and the Communist world, urging other nations to increase their defense role to prevent delaying peace efforts in Vietnam. He decries the two Americas myth and stresses the value of hard working citizens who understand government funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Nixon
Free World
U.S
Viet Nam
Marriage Licenses and Deeds Recorded in Daily Records
Daily Records lists marriage licenses for Wendall Coyis Bryan and Sendra Leigh Lindley. Dwight Wayne Bowling and Sarah Kaytreen White. James Taylor Askew and Frances Carolyn Johnson. Ricky Smith and Shirley Anne Fuller. Robert Marion Namie and Landa Joyce Carroll. Freddie Lang and Aline Ive y. John William Roebuck Jr. and Jo Ann Marti. Deeds include Almon to Harry W. Rice for $13.20. Donald G Mayhall to William Frances Kitchens for $10. Lawrence L. Pressnels to H S Sanderson for $10. H S Sanderson to Tommy Hartselle for $10. C E Whisenant to M L Skidmore for $15,000. A A Fletcher to M Reubin Strickland for $10.
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Wendall Coyis Bryan
Falkville
Eee
Sendra Leigh _ Lindley
Hart
Dwight
Wayne Bowling
Danville
Sarah Kaytreen White
James Taylor Askew
Gadsden
Frances Carolyn Johnson
Decatur
Ricky Smith
Cullman
Shirley Anne Fuller
Robert Marion Namie
Landa Joyce Carroll
Freddie Lang
Madison
Aline lIvey
John William Roebuck Jr
Union Itown
Jo Ann Marti
Trinity
Mit Ge Almon
Harry W. Rice
Donald G. “Mayhall
Wiliam Frances Kitchens
Lawrence L. _ Pressnels
H. S. Sanderson
S. Sanderson
Tommy,Hartselle
C. .E. Whisenant
M. L.skidmore
A. A. Fletcher
M. Reubin
Strickland
Health service district plan in Alabama counties grows
Limestone and Lawrence counties keep their staff as Dr. Vaughan oversees a tri county health service plan. He will work from the Decatur department and spend several days weekly in other counties. The arrangement aims to cover counties without full time health officers and follows prior county setups in Jefferson and Mobile counties. Burial notices follow separately for a local resident.
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Vaughan
Decatur
Lawrence
Limestone F
Alabama Bureau of County Health Services
Morgan County
Alabama
Jefferson
Mobile
Gaspel Singers to Perform at Hill Billy Mountain Park
A free concert by the Premiers Regents and Rhythmaires of Jasper will be held at Hill Billy Mountain Park on June 21 at 7 30 p m The park lies on Highway 278 West about two and a half miles north of Jones Chapel.
Fire Hartselle Family Escapes Burning Home
A Hartselle mother Millie Lee Griffin and her three children Brenda Jo Ann and Liz suffered burns in a 1230 a.m. house fire at 700 North Bethel Street. Firemen reported all four got out on their own with one child found crying beside a fence. cause of the blaze is not yet determined.
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Hartselle
Millie Lee Griffin
Brenda
Jo Ann
Liz
Black Chandler Hospital
Bethel St
Decatur Man Installed as First Vice President of ARCA
George Kellen of Decatur is named first vice president of the Alabama Association for Retarded Children at the 12th annual Montgomery meeting. Gov. Albert Brewer spoke at the convention banquet. Also attending from Decatur were Mrs. George Kellen, Mrs. M. L. Jones, Marvin Dinsmore, Mrs. Clifford Loftin, Royce Slate, Ernest Singletary, Otto Nebrig, Mrs. Harold Beam, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thornton, Mr. and Mrs. Max Slate, and Mrs. Jeter E. Mollahite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kellen
Decatur
Alabama Association For Retarded Children
Montgomery
Albert Brewer
M. L. Jones
Marvin Dinsmore
Clifford Loftin
Royce Slate
Ernest Singletary
Otto Nebrig
Harold Beam
Roy Thornton
Max Slate
Jeter E. Mollahite
Local Candidates Raise Platforms For City Growth
Piety and Boutwell announce candidacies for city council with pledges to attract industry and improve services. Piety emphasizes public tax restraint and progress through jobs. Boutwell urges honesty and broad local representation. Both men list community ties and family details. Deadline to qualify is July 2.
House Okays Poultry Inspection Program
Washington AP reports the House passed a poultry inspection program with no dissenting votes, patterned after the Meat Act, advancing federal oversight of poultry processing. The vote underscores ongoing moves to regulate meat and poultry products at the national level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Saigon fears as Viet Cong shelling warns civilians
Air Force pilots report strikes on a large North Vietnam oil storage area 25 miles north of the Mu Gia pass and claim destruction of about 17 325 gallons in 315 oil drums. Saigon still wary of renewed Viet Cong rocket and ground attacks as Hanoi predicts continued shelling and civilians are urged to stay away from military facilities.
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North Vietnam
U.S. Air Force
Mu Gia
Laois
Ho Chi Minh
South Vietnam
Saigon
Hanoi
Giao Dinh
District board picks new two year trustees
Tyson, superintendent of Birmingham West Birmingham District, was elected to a two year term. Other trustees named include Rev. John Perkins of Albertville, T. M. Burgin of Birmingham, Rev. R. H. Miles Jr. of Huntsville, Rev. Berry Anderson of Huntsville, and R. B. Nichols of Athens.
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Tyson
Birmingham-West Bessemer
John Perkins
Albertville
T. M. Burgin
Birmingham
R. H. Miles Jr
Holmes St. Methodist Church
Huntsville
Berry Anderson
Lathan ‘Memorial Methodist Church
R. B. Nichols
Athens
Wallace Urges Stable, Honest War Policy and Local Leadership
Wallace argues local leadership keeps institutions running for both races and warns against dishonorable withdrawal from Vietnam. He says if Paris peace talks fail, the public will demand a military conclusion, and if victory isn’t possible, the U.S. should not remain there.
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Miny
Vietnam
Paris
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Wlr. Shelton
Associated Press
MAIL
Sewanee Purple
University of the South
Randy Johnson
Frank Johnson
Penneylane, SE
United States
George Washington
Stalin
Europe
Korea
Hungary
Yugoslavia
Cuba
Panama
Laos
Near East
Pueblo
Hitler
Johnson
Southeast Asia
John F. Kennedy
Martin ‘Luther King, Jr
Martin Luther King
Robert F. Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Decatur General Admissions
J. P. Moore
Jewett Elmer Filler
Jackson St
Robert Donald Radford
Courtland
Bobby Glenn Hill
Endlam Blvd
Sarah Elizabeth Coleman
Walnut St. NE
Carter Davis
4Th Ave
Sidney Levi Lauderdale
Onnie Waugh
Lillie Bell
Carnell
6Th Ave
Victor Ferguson
Joe Black
11Th Ave
Lester Marion Whitten
Lerney Pendleon Alvis
Man
Henry Stewart Michelini
Herman Baker
Roger Lynn Dodd
Jeffrey Lee Powers
David Irvin Glenn
Joseph Don Parker
Amy Elizabeth Cross
Terry Lynn - Nichols
Belle Mina
John Mason Courtland
P. L. McCaghren
Moulton
James. Parker Phillips
Holly Pond
Robert H. Wood
Locust St
William Thomas Nelson
Memphis
Jimmy D. Arnett
Margas
McAnally
Limestone
Jeral
Grady Anerton
Fred Evans
Win Iston
Brackeen
Bur‘ial
Adolf May
Toney
Richard Eldridge May
Dena Kirby
Elk‘mont
Donna May
Adline Lapington
Florence ‘Holt
Nashville, Tenn
Ollie “Patterson
Raymond Patterson
Willie Patterson
Athim
Clyde Patterson
Elkmont
Patterson
South Bend
Ind
Fire Harts H’selle Family
H.R. Leeman
Ight
Florence State College
Sue Jones
Dewey Cox
Faye Walker
Turner W. Allen
FSC
Melissa Emory
Eleanor Pratt
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Thornhill
Presbyterian Church
City of Opportunity Civitan Club
North Alabama Purchasing Agents Association
American Legs Veterans of Foreign Wars
Boy Scouts of America
Piety
Piery
Chrysler
Detroit Institute of Technology
University of Alabama
Navy
Decatur Toastmasters Club
American Society For Quality Control
Armed Forces Communication and Electronic Association
Margaret
Boutwell
VFW
The
Moose Lodge
Ruby Pridemore
Joe Ray
Emma Ann
Gene
John and
Jane
Amanda
Matthew
Senate
Agriculture Committee
House Agriculture Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
Vibrators
Decatur Apothecary
Bank St
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