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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1962

Page

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Five files for City Commission race Aug 21

Deadline 5 p m Tuesday set for five candidates to qualify for the city commission election on August 21. George W Roger, 54, the last to file, is seeking a second bid. Others filing include Ray McCulloch, J Gilmer Blackburn, John McKean, and Troy Martin Jr. Morgan term ends. runoff possible September 4. winner takes office October 1. Roger is a former oil company rep and Auburn engineering graduate. The Daily could not reach him.

Sion George W. Roger 13Th Ave Ray McCulloch J. Gilmer Blackburn John McKean NASA Troy O. Martin, Jr Credit Bureau Murray Dodd Wilson Morgan Jack Higginbotham Morgan Royer Oil Company Foreign Service Auburn University L & N Rail Fine Decatur High School the Daily Roger

McCulloch Milk Co candidate outlines clean agenda

McCulloch, Decatur milk firm owner and community volunteer, pledges honest, fair government. He highlights church work, Christian Fellowship leadership, Gideon International, and Masonry. He commits to support growth, industry, schools, recreation, jobs, and courteous law enforcement, aiming to represent all residents.

McCulloch McCulloch Milk Co Decatur High School Johnson Bible College Tennessee First Christian Church Christian Men's Fellowship of Our Brotherhood Gideon International Decatur

Johnston Island test ends in destructive abort near Hawaii

The Thor missile failed during a high altitude nuclear test near Johnston Island. The megaton-plus device was destroyed in flight to avoid detonation, debris falling harmlessly into the ocean. Officials cited a system malfunction, with no risk to people or significant radioactivity reported.

Honolulu United States Johnston Island Pacific Test Site Joint Task Force 8 Arthur Sylvester U.S JFK Johnston Hawaii Thor Soviet Union

Decatur diary notes college talent night and retiree convention

Athens College circle K talent night winners will perform at the Decatur Kiwanis meeting. Morgan County attendees will join the seventh Alabama Retired Teachers Association Convention at the University of Alabama on Thursday. City issued two building permits to Blair and Pressnell, with values of 17500 and 16000. BPW Club dinner set for Thursday at 7 p.m. at Decatur Country Club. A Tuesday vehicle collision on Grant Street involved a 1962 Chevrolet pickup driven by Charles Peebles and a 1956 Chevrolet truck driven by Kenneth Gunter.

W. T. Grant Co Decatur Alabama Grant Atlanta South Grant Company Charlotte N. C Bruno's Food Birmingham Turner D. Belser Metcalf Realty Co Athens College Circle K Decatur Kiwanis Club Morgan County Alabama Retired Teachers Association University of Alabama Earl Foster Lula Aycock W. T. Jordan Minnie Gay Irene Doss Mable Poer Elizabeth Mays Maude Odom J. W. Blair College St James C. Pressnell 4Th Ave BPW Decatur Country Club Hartselle BPW Club Grant St McGough Bakeries Corp Charles Russell Peebles Kenneth Gunter 6Th Ave Alabama Hosiery Mill Edward J. Bondurant Bert Morgan Cullman Arthur Apel Cullihan Frank Taylor Grant District Montgomery Charles T. Turner

Behold they mother from the cross to John

Jesus on the cross explained the relationship between Mary and John as a spiritual one not based on blood. He affirmed Mary as His mother and John as her spiritual son, united by faith in Him. The true motherhood is spiritual, grounded in trust in Jesus as Savior and Lord and shared eternal life.

Jesus John E.D.S Mary Joseph

Air Line Labor Talks Progress Amid Strike Standoff

Washington AP Secretary of Labor Arthur Goldberg said progress toward settling the Flight Engineers Union dispute with Trans World Airlines after marathon negotiations. Union members were to confer with locals while pickets at Idlewild Kansas City and San Francisco withdrew, causing limited flight delays and business losses for TWA as the new government proposal was reviewed.

Washington Arthur J. Goldberg Flight Engineers Union Trans World Airlines Goldberg Airline and Flight Engineers International Association TWA New York Idlewild Kansas City San Francisco

Vogel Resigns TVA Position

Herbert D. Vogel resigned as a member and chairman of the Tennessee Valley Authority effective June 30, with President Kennedy accepting the move. Vogel, a TVA board member since 1954 and a retired major general, cited an appropriate time to conclude his government service and noted the upcoming 42nd anniversary of his West Point cadet enrollment.

Kennedy Vogel TVA West Point Army Corps of Engineers U.S Frank E. Smith Nashville Tennessean Washington Smith

Senator Bill Passage Looms In Alabama Senate

The Alabama State Senate was set to seek passage of a 67-senator apportionment amendment and then pursue a fallback statutory measure if the amendment fails. Despite votes to pass a constitutional amendment for county representation, the chamber opted to avoid a showdown for now.

Montgomery State Senate

Pickpocket Suspect Arrested in Montgomery Larceny Case

John Frank Bush faced larceny charges Tuesday after police arrest for pickpocketing. Reported stolen billfold contained two cents. Retailers nationwide foresee summer business gains. story continues on page 18.

U.S Montgomery John Frank Bush

Jury Finds Aday Not Guilty In Burglary Trial

A Morgan County circuit court jury returned a not guilty verdict about 10 30 a.m. today in the burglary of Bank St Pawn Shop case against John Aday. Deliberations began about 3 p.m. Tuesday as another trial of John Cooper charged with second degree murder proceeded and was still under way late this morning with Cooper, 62, accused of killing Robert Lee Draper, 44, on December 9, 1961, on McCartney St.

Morgan County John Aday Bank St John Cooper Aday Cooper Robert Lee Draper McCartney St

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