Hospitals Mrs. Robert H. Watson
Miss Watson of College Street is reported in hospital care after an illness. Mrs. Robert H. Watson accompanies her at the institution.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1967
Page
3
Miss Watson of College Street is reported in hospital care after an illness. Mrs. Robert H. Watson accompanies her at the institution.
An advertisement promotes FASTEETH as an alkaline powder to secure dentures and reduce odor. It emphasizes regular dental visits, proper denture fit, and availability at drug counters. It frames denture care as essential to health and hints at plate odor relief.
Sam, a former City Boy and sophomore at the University of Nebraska, was transferred to the firm in Omaha. Funeral arrangements are to be announced.
The body will remain at the funeral home until time to be carried to the church for services. A representative from State Farm is coordinating arrangements.
Fragmentary OCR note names Mst James Haverty McGaughey, Stratford Road, Huey L appears. No clear event or full context.
In a tense session both leaders attacked each other over Israel's war and regional tensions. Kosygin demanded full Israeli withdrawal from the Suez Canal and occupied territories to enable peace, while Eban defended Israel's right to security and highlighted Arab hostility and U.S. criticism of Soviet policy.
A fragmented notice describes the criteria for dean's list qualification at Athens College, mentioning honors and student eligibility. The readable text includes names such as Pam E and White Hunts but details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Soviet leader Kosygin told the United Nations assembly that all measures would be used to curb aggression and urged nations to shy away from rigid stances while warning the Middle East crisis could spark thermonuclear war. He contrasted the Soviet stance with President Johnson's appeal for restraint.
Carrell, a Navy veteran and president of Carrell Realty, campaigns for a Morgan County commission seat. He lists four daughters, a wife Lela, residence at 1511 14th Ave SE, board roles in real estate and church, and involvement with the Chamber of Commerce. Other candidates include Gunthorp Hutchinson Gardner and Collins, with qualifying deadline at 5 p.m. tomorrow.
Wallace said he has enough support to mount a protest candidacy for president in 1968. He doubted major parties would risk backing him unless they adopt a platform to return control of domestic institutions to the people. He will wait until year end to announce, greeted at Milwaukee airport by about 60 Confederate flags and supporters.
A district diary item reports nine charges filed in a case of driving while intoxicated. Details note multiple counts and cited offenses, with an upcoming court date and involved authorities.
Sen. Dodd faces censure on two counts including converting $116,083 in political funds to his own use and double billing the Senate and private groups for travel on seven trips. Sen. Long defends Dodd while Mansfield cautions on timing of any vote.
A country music benefit show is scheduled at West Limestone at 7 30 p m with participant Bill Owens who won the old time fiddlers contest here several months ago.
A fragment notes that aspirin did not appear in medicine until 1689 and links its roots to ancient bal remedies from a Stone Age lineage.
Science reports a medication that can promptly stop itching relieve pain and shrink hemorrhoids in many cases. Tests show reduction of inflamed tissue while easing discomfort. The product named is Preparation H available as ointment or suppository and claims to prevent further infection.
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