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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1966
Page
10
A historical home cooking page outlines pot roast with pickle juice, onions, celery seed, and ginger, plus steps for rare to well-done, served with Viennese peaches. Savory steak strips cook in seasoned flour with mushrooms, peppers, sour cream, and rice, followed by Diablo pot roast with mustard and chili sauce. Includes beef barbecue tips and two sauces: hot and spicy barbecue.
In Talladega County a 17 year old Sylacauga girl was found innocent by reason of insanity after a jury verdict in the January killing of Albert R. Moore. The court ordered continued custody pending further instructions as she faced second degree murder charges.
The note lists beef standing rib roast prepared Viennese style with salt and pepper. It mentions peach halves canned in cling peaches and chili sauce, plus Vienna style sausage links as accompanying items.
A recent study finds ulcers most commonly perforate between 5 and 6 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays and during December and January, signaling a pattern that could influence monitoring and treatment strategies.
In 1920 the Council of the League of Nations held its inaugural public meeting at St James Palace in London marking a new era for international diplomacy and collective security efforts.
Okaloosa County School Board votes to close two old Negro high schools and move about 136 Negro students to three white schools. Critics warn parents plan long car pools to Pensacola or Defuniak Springs for all-Negro institutions. Principal Charles Hill favors the new Choctawhatchee High School arguing better curriculum and athletics.
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