Decatur High Band Leaves For Miami Trip
The Decatur High School Band departed at dawn for a Miami Beach appearance at the Lions Club International convention parade and the installation of the Lions president. About 90 players and 18 chaperons travel on three Trailways buses via Jacksonville and St. Augustine with sightseeing en route. The fund drive raised approximately 7600 dollars, above the 7500 target, as band members and supporters hoped the trip would reflect well on the city.
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Decatur
Joe Hinz
Decatur High Band
Lions International
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Hinz
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Lions Club International
Decatur High
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Trailways
Jacksonville
Fla
St. Augustine
Old Jail
Old Fort
Old School House
Marineland
Marine Studios
Homer Hutchinson
Morgan County Republican Club Meets at City Electric Auditorium
City residents noted in the diary page as the county recorder lists weekend charges including public drunkenness disorderly conduct speeding driving while intoxicated and reckless driving with counts ranging from one to thirteen and a diary reference to a DIARY on page 2.
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Morgan County Republican Club
City Electric Auditorium
City Recorder
God and the Christian after sin in daily life
The Bible shows believers do sin, and thus fellowship with God is ruptured until confession. We remain children of God, but in daily life the relationship is impaired until repentance restores intimate fellowship and peace.
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God
Thetena
Decatur Guard Unit Home From Campus
Decatur's National Guard Special Forces unit, about 100 men, joined in enrolling two Negroes at the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa. Their commander Maj. Charles Qualls said Brig. Gen. Henry V. Graham selected their unit for federalization due to greater experience and older average age. While some federalized guardsmen stayed on duty, Gov. George Wallace kept a strong force of State troopers in Tuscaloosa to deter potential racial violence.
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Tuscaloosa
Charles Qualls
Vernon St
Henry V. Graham
Army
Air National Guard
George Wallace
Univer
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20Th Special Forces
Alabama National Guard
Kennedy
Greece forms new government under Pipinelis
Athens dispatch reports King Paul asked Commerce Minister Panayotis Pipinelis to form a new government replacing resigned Premier Constantine Caramanlis. In Pittsburgh, United Steelworkers resumed after a 40 minute session with no clear plan on basic steel contracts. In New York the National Maritime Union said it had tied up 10 ships with picket lines at East Gulf and West Coast ports. In Montgomery Wiley C Hill Jr 63 a former judge and member of a prominent Montgomery family was found dead at his home from a gunshot wound. He was related to Senator Lister Hill.
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Panayotis Pipinelis
Constantine Caramanlis
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United Steelworkers Union
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National Maritime Union
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Montgomery
Wiley C. Hill Jr
Hill
Lister Hill
Soviets' mixed space duo logs first 24 hours in orbit
The Soviet Union reported Valentina Tereshkova and Valery Bykovsky completed 18 and 49 orbits respectively in their first day aboard the space craft. Tass said the pair held a three mile proximity on their initial orbit and that both continued routine physical exercises as the mission proceeded.
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Soviet Union
Valentina Tereshkova
Valery Bykovsky
United States
Tass
Wreck Kills Man In Morgan County
A Morgan County man died early Sunday when his 1956 Chevrolet veered off Morgan 55 south of Falkville and struck a bridge abutment. Ray Penwell of Falkville identified the victim as Bob. The 1:30 a.m. wreck caused $250 in property damage and Penwell was cited for driving too fast for conditions.
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Falkville
Highway Patrol
Bobby Ray Penwell
Morgan 55
Penwell
Pell City
Ala
Athens-Limestone
Athens
Herbert Dickens
Bobby J. Bearden
Limestone
Markets At A Glance News Summary
New York reports mixed stock activity with rails rising and bonds trading irregularly. Cotton generally up, wheat firm, corn mixed with light trade, oats weak, soybeans mostly weak. slaughter steers steady with top price around 24 dollars.
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New York
Chicago
Beg buys on Rosen Avenue spark interest
A fragment hints at purchases on Rosen Avenue with urgency about catching bargains. No clear names or dates, but the note points to upcoming sales or opportunities in the area.
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Rosen Avenue
Dirksen Sees Agreement on Civil Rights Plan With Mansfield
Senator Everett Dirksen and Senator Mike Mansfield report potential agreement on a civil rights package to be sent to Congress after President Kennedy’s message Wednesday. The plan covers desegregation of public and private spaces, school integration aid, and abolition of literacy tests.
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Washington
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
White House
Dirksen
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Kennedy
Congress
Posal
Capitol Hill
Higginbotham Declines City Commissioner Race
City Commissioner Jack Higginbotham announced he will not seek reelection, citing growing business responsibilities. Qualifying closes Tuesday at 5 p.m. at the city clerk’s office. A city-wide election is scheduled for August 20 with a September 3 contingency, under the new three-year term system.
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Jack Higginbotham
Joe Pettey
Higginbotham
Higginam
Ben-Guri Resigns From Post in Israel
ERIC GOTTG TREY reports from JERUSALEM that David Ben-Guri has resigned for personal reasons and will relinquish his Parliament seat while remaining caretaker head until a new government forms. The move follows parliamentary criticism over a security case involving German scientists and nuclear rockets for the United Arab Republic.
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Jerusalem
Israeli Sector
David Ben-Guri
Israel
Ehe
Ben- Gurion
Ben-Gurion
United Arab Republic
Mapai
Bible Prayer By Law Out
The Supreme Court ruled that Bible reading and the Lord's Prayer in public schools violate the Constitution. In an 8-1 decision the court upheld challenges in Maryland and Pennsylvania, set aside a Florida ruling, and struck down compulsory exercises while leaving no room for teacher led sessions without a mandate.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Florida
Opening Mc Donalds Hemburgers on 6th Ave
Advertisement notes the opening of Mc Donalds Hemburgers on 6th Avenue with pricing details and promotional offers in a local business section.
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McDonald’s Hemburgers
6Th Ave
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