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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1967
Page
1
Britain warns Israel against annexing the Old City as the General Assembly debates the Middle East war. A Soviet stand emerges urging Israel not to gain territory, signaling Western support. France's De Gaulle directly blames Israel for the conflict.
AP Military Writer reports US intelligence indicates Communist European nations sent Egypt about 50 MIG jet fighters after Israel’s air strikes. Replacement of Egyptian tanks is slight, while claims of large Soviet and allied arms inflows are disputed by Israeli sources.
Dr. Donald L. Horne of Cullman city schools resigns to take a new post at Auburn University after two years as superintendent. He is named one of four Outstanding Young Educators by the U S Jaycees for contributions to education. Bill Handley, Cullinan Jaycees president, announced the selection.
In New York an attempted entry is reported as an intruder rang a doorbell and sought admission, raising questions about home security and policing responses.
Eban urged that Jordan had denied free access to Jerusalem's holy places while asserting Israel's policy to preserve religious access. He spoke amid Arab tensions and in Paris where President Charles de Gaulle was referenced in relation to the issue.
Frances Lewing Austin reports Lael Johnson Nugent welcomed a healthy baby boy weighing 8 pounds 10 ounces. The newborn joins the Johnson household as family celebrates the arrival in Texas with relatives noting the boy’s health and joy.
A health condition survey in Morgan Lawrence and Limestone counties aims to justify a multi million dollar comprehensive center. Plans authorize study teams to gather base statistics and define the regional need.
Gov. Reagan rejects plan to enter former Alabama Gov George Wallace in California's 1968 presidential primary. Washington report notes Senator Thomas and related political debate.
A terse AP dispatch notes President addresses East war stance as June 5 approach. Israel-tied tensions loom, city reactions mix with regional uncertainty over possible escalations.
In Atlanta area violence erupts with rocks gas bombs and gunfire near Dixie Hills. Mayor imposes curfew from 7 p m to 7 a m for youths and 9 p m to 6 a m for adults within a six block center. One person killed and several injured as police and rioters clash.
Local drugstore Caddell Drug Store closes its doors after decades serving the community. The final day marks the end of an era for customers who relied on the family run business for prescriptions and daily essentials.
Markets at a glance show stocks lower with corn prices mixed and fair weather in the forecast. Broad market activity remains steady despite uneven trading as investors weigh economic signals and sector shifts.
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