Steel pact triggers talk of price moves across industry
Pittsburgh AP reports the steel labor contract settlement fuels speculation on price hikes. Though no wage rise is in the 21 month deal, fringe benefits may lift employment costs by about 15 cents per hour, possibly prompting steel users to cut back orders and managers to seek selective increases. Kennedy opposes broad hikes though selective rises last April show minimal impact on overall prices.
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Pittsburgh
Kennedy
Senate House Economics Committee
Evening sky to rise Vega Deneb Altair trio
Sunday June 23 forecasts note sunset at 7 04 p m and moonset at 9 16 p m. Sunrise is 4 36 a m. The prominent Summer Triangle stars Vega Deneb and Altair rise at sunset, are high east at midnight, and high west at sunrise.
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Vega
Deneb
Altair
Weather and river reading at Keller Memorial Bridge
Decatur Tennessee River gauge last night stood at 21.55 feet, up 0.28 feet in 12 hours, sea level reading 555.85 feet. Forecast calls for mostly cloudy and warm conditions with a chance of showers, tonight partly cloudy and mild. North to northeast winds 3 to 15 mph. Today’s high near 80 degrees.
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Decatur
Tennessee River
Keller Memorial Bridge
State seeks damages ruling as taxs policy pauses
Senate floor debate over sales use tax increases for education continues while House approves measures on compensatory damages for fatal auto crashes and raises state employee pay. The Senate also acts on clerks raises and discusses a July 1 effective date for the new tax amid farm income worries and usury complaints.
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Austin R. Meadows
Senate
Neil Metcalf
Geneva
Hospitals and Dismissals List Names and Addresses
A hospital list shows numerous individuals with addresses in Alabama cities such as Birmingham Decatur Athens and Joppa. Names include Betty Jo Stanford Euble Jones Ann McCaghren Ruth Byrd and Patricia Morris with dismissals noted for Keith Jeffries J N Cook and Bertha Breeding among others.
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Betty Jo Stanford
Jackson St
Euble Jones
Hartselle
Ann McCaghren
W. Moulton
Richard Lee
Birmingham
J. N. Lawhenthal
Canal St
Ruth Byrd
Athens
J. N. Cook
Joppa
Blanche Ling
Patricia Morris
Ferry St. NE
Bertha Breeding
Decatur
Admissions List Narrows Names and Addresses
Admissions entries list multiple individuals with associated addresses across several Alabama locations including Me morial Drive NW Crosby Street SE Moulton Decatur Athens and Falkville. Names include Mrs Paul Overton William Thompson Claude Cameron Laddie Cannon George Hardy Shelton Sherrill Addie Camp Walter Powell and P G Johnson with infant son noted in some lines.
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Paul K. Overton
William Roy Thompson
Crosby St
Claude Carl Cameron, Jr
Moulton
Laddie Bright Cannon, Jr
Decatur
George Birdwell Hardy
Athens
Shelton Sherrill
Moulton St
Addie Camp
9Th Ave
Haggai Crusade Extends Stay for Third Week
The Haggai Crusade for Christ executive committee has extended the event for a third week. Attendance totals exceed 26,000 after two weeks as Decatur churches sponsor the crusade. Officials anticipate possible tent overflow and a move to the stadium. Hollywood guest Stewart Hamblin will perform and share his life story. A kids rally is planned for today at 9:30 a.m. at the Princes Theater.
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Crusade For Christ
Crusade
Decatur
Stewart Hamblin
Hollywood
Calif
Haggai
Princes Theater
Troopers Probe Area Accidents
Two accidents were investigated Friday by the Decatur Post. At 4:25 p.m. two miles west of Courtland on Ala. 20 a 1962 Ford driven by James Yarbrough and a 1958 tractor trailer truck driven by Willie Crouson caused property damage totaling 230 dollars with no injuries. At 5:15 p.m. six miles east of Hartselle on Ala. 36 a 1961 Rambler driven by Billy Townsend and a 1953 Chevrolet driven by George Edmonson caused 300 dollars in damage with no injuries.
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Decatur Post
Courtland
Ala
James Yarbrough
Willie Crouson
Hartselle
Billy Townsend
George Thomas Edmonson
Radio Station List and Broadcast Hours
A wartime roster lists radio stations WHOS AM 800 WHOS FM 102.1 MC WHRT 860 WAJF 1490 WJIM AM 730 WJOF FM 104.3 with broadcast hours from early morning to late evening. A note instructs tuning to 640 or 1240 during enemy attacks for continued updates.
Paul VI Chosen Pope After Conclave Amid Jubilation
The new Pontiff, Giovanni Battista Montini, chosen as Paul VI, named Amleto Cicognani secretary of state. Crowds of 100000 filled St. Peter’s Square as the Sistine Chapel chiming smoke announced the choice. Paul VI appeared on the balcony after one hour as pope, delivering a solemn greeting.
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Sistine Chapel
Via Della Conciliazion
St. Peter’s Square
St. Peter’s Basilica
Alfredo Cardinal Ottaviani
College of Cardinals
Cardinal Giovanni Battista
Paul VI
Paolo
Papa Paolo
John XXIII
Lion
Pope Paul VI
Pontiff
Pope Paul VI Chosen in Italian Conclave
A new pope, Cardinal Montini of Italy, was elected on the fifth or sixth ballot in the conclave opening on Wednesday. He chose the name Paul VI to symbolize Christian brotherhood and world peace, with duties as Rome’s spiritual leader and infallible teacher. He was born Sept 26, 1897 near Brescia and rose from diplomat to cardinal before the election.
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Rome
Cardinal Montini
Princes of the Church
Christ On Earth
St. Peter
Pope
Concesio
Brescia
Vatican
John XXIII
Montini
Pius XII
Milan
John
Paul
Apostle Paul
Decatur Names in Local Diary Notes and Lewd Allusion
A fragmentary listing from Decatur references individuals including L. H. Mangrum and Mrs. Russell Gilbert, Mrs. W. J. Ellison, Miss Kim Turner, E. L. Hathcoat, and Pauline Stager with ties to Hartselle and Cindy James. The text appears as an incomplete diary or social notes excerpt with unclear context and dates.
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Catur
L. H. Mangrum
Russell Gilbert
W. J. Ellison
Kim Turner
E. L. Hathcoat
Decatur
Pauline Stager
Hartselle
Cindy James
Pauls Message Of Love And Unity In Early Christian Thought
The text cites Pauls emphasis on love as essential and defines the church as a single body in Christ. It contrasts translations from RSV and Douay with emphasis on unity beyond Jew and Greek, slave and free, male and female. It notes Paul’s use of the body metaphor to describe believers.
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Paul
Christ
Jesus
God
Christ Jesus
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