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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1964

Page

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Hundreds scour Sand Mountain for escaped rapist Beecher

A mass posse of 600 to 700 men searches rugged Sand Mountain northeast Alabama for Johnny D. Beecher 32 of Clarke County believed to have abducted and killed Mrs. Raymond Chisenhall 21 of Cleveland Tennessee. Authorities seal the area as patrols pursue Beecher who was sighted near Huntsville.

Stevenson Ala Highway Patrol Huntsville Johnny D. Beecher Sand Mountain Raymond Chisenhall Col al Lingo Alabama Tennessee Line Chisenhaill Cleveland, Tenn Forrest Humphrey C. P. Bean Jackson County Fabius Tennessee River Clarke County Young Lee

Convention plans for Alabama Division of Children of the Confederacy

Mrs. Charles C. Johnson and Miss Lynn Anderson hosted a planning meeting about the Alabama Division convention to be held June 17 to 19 at the Pavilion Inn. Local events include a June story hour change at the Wheeler Basin Regional Library, a July 4 barbecue by Boy Scout Troop 80 to fund a Washington trip, Mizpah Chapter elections, and a Decatur club tour at a sewage plant followed by ice cream at Delano Park. Kate Hardy was admitted to Bank Street Hospital. a missing person report is filed for Grace Askenburg after she left for the employment office.

Children of the Confederacy Charles C. Johnson Lynn Anderson Alabama Pavilon Inn Limestone County Wheeler Basin Decatur Alfred .Askenburg Brooksville Grace Askenburg

Trinity explanation and biblical references

The Trinity is based on New Testament statements about Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. The name Trinity does not appear in the Bible, but three persons of the Godhead are shown in Jesus command to baptize in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost, and in John 14 26 where the Comforter is sent by the Father. The threefold blessing in some epistles also points to this doctrine.

D.C Jesus Christ Jesus God

Redstone Arsenal Engineer Files City Commission Candidacy

A Redstone Arsenal engineer qualified to run against incumbent F S Hunt and Bill Dukes in the August 18 city commission election just before the deadline. The candidate, Ida Lay Tooker, 41, of 1801 Magnolia St SE, Decatur, is a University of Houston graduate and NASA engineer who served with the 45th Infantry Division in World War II. He is vice president of the Decatur chapter of the Society of Professional Engineers and a state director. Tooker is married to Helen McMillan.

Redstone Arsenal F. S. Hunt Bill Dukes Analaaan Warr T. Tank NASA 45Th Africa Italy Sicily France Decatur Society of Professional Engineers Tooker Helen McMillan Harry L. Tooker

Major quake devastates Niigata. deaths rise

A powerful earthquake struck Niigata in northern Japan causing fires and millions in damage. Officials report 21 dead, 2 missing, 129 injured in the region. Niigata city, a key port with 290,000 residents, is heavily damaged with collapsed structures, exploding tanks, and widespread destruction. word from the city is fragmentary as emergency broadcasts show a tilted eight story hospital and a destroyed bridge.

Tokyo Niigata

Bus Plunge After Bridge Collision Over Lake Pontchartrain

Two barges struck the world’s longest bridge before dawn causing a Trailways bus to plunge into Lake Pontchartrain. Six passengers died and the bus ended in shallow water after 200 feet of roadway collapsed. A teenager helped rescue the driver and an Army sergeant.

New Orleans Trailways Lake Pontchartrain

Markets At A Glance

New York stocks higher in moderate trading with bonds mixed to slightly higher. Cotton higher on short covering. In Chicago wheat strong, corn steady to firm with light export buying. Oats steady to mixed. Soybeans steady to firm with short covering. Hogs weak to mostly 2 cents lower, top $17.50. Slaughter steers steady to 25 cents higher, top $23.50.

New York Chicago

Athens College Drives Campaign for School Funds

Athens College announces a board approved campaign to raise 300000 dollars under the 1964 1970 development plan. Funds will support a new dining hall to accommodate Athens and campus needs.

Athens College Athens Virgil B. McCain

House For Sale 3 Bedrooms 1415 16th Ave SE

Classified ad promotes a three bedroom house at 1415 16th Ave SE with loan details and monthly payment of 63.60. Offers rental listings and seven day rate with cancellation privileges through Decatur Daily Classified Ad Department.

16Th Ave. S.E Decatur Daily Classified Ad Department

Scranton Gains Iowa Delegate Support For Nomination Bid

DES MOINES Iowa AP Pennsylvania Gov Scranton learned at breakfast that he picked up at least one Iowa delegate vote in his Republican presidential bid Iowa GoP State Chairman Robert Ray said former Chairman George Nagle backs Scranton Ray noted Scranton captured the imagination of Iowa voters and the candidate told a cheering crowd the year to beat Lyndon Johnson is at hand He pledged to back the eventual Republican nominee regardless of who wins the nomination and urged beating the Democrats this year

Des Moines Iowa Pennsylvania W. Scranton Kansas Midwest Ray George Nagle Iowa City Nagle Scranton Lyndon Johnson U.S. Congress William Prendergast Republican National Committee U.S. Senate John Connally Texas Arkansas Orval E. ‘Faubus

Sparkman proposes civil rights bill amendment on school classifications

Sen John Sparkman announced plans to bring to the Senate floor an amendment to the civil rights bill allowing classification of school children by intelligence cultural background and willingness to learn. The State Department said some American civilian pilots fly sorties for the Congolese government in eastern Congo. A Mississippi university dean described the 1962 segregation riot on campus noting outsiders escalated the disorder. Two Negro girls approved for admission to Murphy High School's senior class for next fall.

Washington John Sparkman Senate Sparkman State Department Congo Fort Worth, Tex University of Mobile Murphy High School

Khrushchev Begins Danish Visit With Reserved Welcome

Premier Khrushchev arrived in Copenhagen aboard the Bashkiria for a three week Scandinavian trip. Danish officials welcomed him with a quiet crowd as security measures reached wartime levels and 4000 police guarded the city harbor.

Copenhagen Khrushchev Scandinavia Egypt Bashkiria Jens Otto Krag Per Haekkerup Denmark

Supreme Court orders population based apportionment in states

The Supreme Court rules state legislative seats must be apportioned by population, striking down several existing maps in six states Virginia Maryland New York Delaware Alabama and Colorado. The decision signals broader impact in up to 40 states and prompts early debate on planning, with elections unaffected this year.

Supreme Court Virginia Maryland New York Delaware Alabama Colorado

Court reapportionment ruling draws mixed political reaction

Governors and Republican leaders condemn the decision as unconstitutional or intrusive while urging compliance with the Supreme Court guidelines. Chief Justice Warren authored the majority in six cases as states plan legal conferences and decide timing for reapportionment.

Warren Earl Warren

We Buy Sell & Trade Furniture Ad

Classified ad for We Buy Sell and Trade Furniture offering new and used items with contact number 353-4403 and advertising the exchange Furniture Co. across the storefront.

Exchange Furniture Co Adv

The Planter Who Hated Cotton in Lawrence County

The 145 year old tale recalls a Georgia planter who challenged plantation norms and pioneered unorthodox farming methods in south central Lawrence County. John Knox recounts the search, decades later, for his rock fortress grave on the Gentry road and the infamous figure behind the

Lawrence County Georgia John Knox Gentry Road

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