Night Club Pianist Turns Self In On Double Homicide
Curtis Huey Roden a 29 year old Hi Fi Club pianist from Hartselle surrendered to authorities early Sunday and was jailed on two counts of second degree murder in the deaths of Audrey Bean 39 and William Bean 14 as they walked along Alabama 36 near Hartselle Saturday. State trooper Bob Hancock arrested him at the Huntsville venue and transported him to Morgan County jail after tas toxicology test lead to the charges. Bond set at 8000 on each count.
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E. Main St
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Decatur
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William Marcellus Bean
Gene Gravice
Bob Hancock
Hancock
Lee Night
RFK backs LBJ amid 1968 reelection push
Senator Robert F. Kennedy states support for President Johnson in 1968. He plans to seek the Senate in 1970. Kennedy spoke to reporters at Kennedy Airport after a two week overseas tour with his wife Ethel.
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Anti infiltration barriers raised across Korea by UN forces
United States and South Korea are constructing anti infiltration barriers across the Korean peninsula to block Communist agents in the no man’s land. A UN Command spokesman stated the effort aims to curb cross border activity as tensions remain high.
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No Man‘s Land
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South Korea
United Nations Command
Peeples on Dean’s List and Judge Straub Hospitalized
Joe Franklin Peeples son of Mr and Mrs H F Peeples of 107 Betty Street Decatur appears on Bob Jones University second semester dean’s list Greenville SC Peeples is a freshman in the school of religion Recorder's Court Judge Robert Straub is resting well at Decatur General Hospital undergoing electro cardogram tests admitted Friday hospital officials said this morning MIADYV an Pace
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Betty Sr
Decatur
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Greenville
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Peeples
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Recorder's Court
Robert Straub
Decatur General Hospital
De Gaulle Seeks European Security in Soviet Visit
President Charles de Gaulle arrives in Moscow for an 11 day journey to Novosibirsk Leningrad Kiev and Stalingrad site. He hopes talks will lead to actions assuring European security and general peace. Podgorny Kosygin greet him and stress shared approach to international affairs.
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Stalingrad
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Podgorny
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de Gaulle
Europe
NATO Policies of U.S. Facing Senate Challenges
Senate hearings probe the U S stance on NATO amid Charles de Gaulle’s Moscow visit, highlighting strains from France exiting the alliance and U S concerns over allied burdens in Vietnam and high global defense costs.
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Markets At A Glance Stocks and grains report
New York AP notes lower stocks with slack trading. Chicago wheat sharply higher with active demand. Corn and oats very strong with corn. Soybeans active and strong. Hogs up 25 to 50 cents to a top of 26.25. Slaughter steers steady to 25 cents higher at 27.
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Chicago
C man murder suspect sought in Kyle death
Cullman authorities search for a man seen fleeing the home of Cole C Kyle Baileyton moments before the victim was found slain. Sheriff Waldrop and State Investigator Hancock focus on Birmingham area as leads are checked. Kyle was found sprawled in the kitchen of his two room farm house about noon Friday.
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Cole C. Kyle
Baileyton
W. C. (Crant) Waldrop
Bob Hancock
Birmingham
Waldrop
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Here
Red Cross Bloodmobile Sets Decatur Stop
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will be in Decatur on Tuesday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Chapter House on Cain Street. The goal is 150 pints, after a 30 pint result last week.
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Red Cross
Decatur
Cain St
Ed Wynn Dies at 79 after Cancer Battle
Hollywood veteran Ed Wynn died in his sleep at age 79 after a year of declining health. His son Keenan Wynn recalled his father’s final months and noted he remained active until recently, including TV appearances and charity work.
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Keenan Wynn
Red Skelton
Walt Disney
Washington
American Parkinson’s Disease Association
Keenan
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Ky Troops Tighten Hue Hold In South Viet Nam
Premier Ky tightens control in Hue and seals off the hospital chamber of Buddhist leader Thich Tri Quang amid a fast. Ky's regime moves toward promised elections on Sept 11 and Thieu signs a decree for a 108 seat constituent assembly. U S forces engage near Tuy Hoa as B52s hit Viet Cong targets in the northwest jungles.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Hue
Thich Tri Quang
Nguyen van Thieu
Court narrows scope of rights cases transfer to federal court
Supreme Court limits retroactive use of new confession rules and restricts when civil rights prosecutions may move from state to federal courts. Justice Stewart warns broad transfers would disrupt state federal criminal administration. Douglas dissents aligned with Madison and Marshall.
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Supreme Court
Potter Stewart
William O. Douglas
Mississippi
Earl Warren
William J. Brennan
Abe Fortas
Douglas
James Madison
John Marshall
Republic
Bear Bryant Stricken During Pepperdine Clinic Speech
Football coach Paul Bear Bryant collapsed while launching a speech at Pepperdine College coaching clinic in Los Angeles. He clutched his chest and asked if a doctor was present before being taken to View Park Community Hospital for tests.
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Paul (Bear) Bryant
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Pepperdine College
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Look Inside Look Inside Sonic Boom Trials in California Desert
A three month series of sonic boom flights is conducted in the California desert to study reducing or eliminating sonic booms for future supersonic liners. The New York Times features the story on page five today. The Times also notes New Zealand views growing Communist China as a major security threat.
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