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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1960
Page
1
Ps Gcantis Decatur Rainbow Assembly No. 26 meets tonight at 7 at Masonic Temple. Members urged to attend. Mrs. Travis Odor of Knoxville listed with room 220. Conservative Baptists hold open house to view camp facilities. public invited.
The term church from the Greek ekklesia means called out ones. Those called to believe in Christ belong to the body of believers beyond denominational lines. Denominations exist to address differing concepts of church practice.
Los Angeles AP report details how a shotgun incident led to the accidental death of a girl when a bullet from Douglas Beane’s .30 caliber carbine ricocheted after he fired at a gopher. Authorities disputed charges against Beane as the investigation noted a possible one in a million event.
The House votes today on a sweeping bill to criminalize payola and quiz show rigging and to outlaw other abuses in the TV radio industry. Bennett later blamed lobbying for the bill's deficits.
A clipped report notes President Nixon drawing sharp rebukes from Senator Kennedy amid political tensions. The brief item highlights critical exchanges and the mounting public debate over administration policy.
River Group To plans to share information on the valley area project and coordinate with local state and federal agencies to ensure proper oversight and progress updates. The effort aims to engage stakeholders and provide timely disclosures about milestones and impacts.
Preliminary data from the United States Department of Commerce lists C'mon-Census counts at 45 369, up from 45 046 in 1950. The Board of Revenue shows 3 244 386, versus 3 061 743 in 1950, marking changes in population and revenue figures.
Washington AP report notes the House balked at a Senate compromise on school legislation. The election year mood and near adjournment threaten the bill, which would allocate federal grants to aid states in building schoolrooms. Senate Leader Lyndon Johnson is mentioned amid the shifting political dynamics.
A state body outlines the route for a tourist campaign with stops at parks and picnic tables along the way. The plan mentions lodging facilities and educational aspects of motels and hotels for visitors.
In Miami Florida AP Joe Jarkesy nearly dozed off when mosquitoes swarmed the scene. The incident interrupted a moment of rest and drew attention to a nuisance affecting residents nearby.
The United States secures a 10 year right to bases in Japan while unrest in Tokyo and Washington tests the anti partnership. Aurel Weluade Sit Gat bone Be senhower signed ratification with Herter attesting. final dates await Senate approval.
Palmer the U S Open and Masters champion shot 69 before his putt failed to drop. Lee began slowly then fought back but missed a key birdie by a hair as the U S built a small lead in the Canada Cup match play.
Friday night sky reports a prominent star Antares due south at 10 02 p m as seen from Decatur with sunset at 7 05 p m and moonset at 7 24 p m. Sunrise listed as 4 % a m. The note highlights visible planets and celestial cues for observers.
Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi enacted a 10-year military alliance with the United States marking a major goal of his 30 year regime. He announced lists and labor forces but gave no resignation date. A cabinet spokesman said ministers would quit only after Liberal Democratic plans are finalized.
This morning Keller Memorial Bridge measured 21.30 feet, down 0.06 foot in 24 hours. Sea level reading stood at 555.60 feet. TVA lake stages registered 94 degrees at 2:30 p.m. with a low of 72 degrees at 5 a.m. today. At 11:05 a.m. to
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