Drowns at Home Moats 11 Month Son Michael Moats
Michael Douglas Moats 11 months died Saturday at his Moulton home after drowning in a bathtub. Coroner Harvey Elliott said the water was deep for the child who was under water when found. Funeral set for Monday at Jones Chapel Methodist Church. Survivors include parents Sheila and Lowell Moats, a sister and grandparents. Body to be returned to Patterson residence.
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Moats
Jones Chapel Methodist Church
Dick Waugh
Elliott-Brown
Claude Patterson
Moulton
Bartley N. Moats
Linnie Moats
Tuscaloosa
Arthur Terry
Henry Hartman
Chipley
Fla
Gertrude Terry
Patterson Residence
Kennedy Heads to Europe on Ten Day Good Will Mission
President Kennedy sails from Andrews Air Force Base for a seven hour flight to West Germany to begin a four day Bonn to Berlin tour. He will attend Mass in Cologne with Chancellor Adenauer and visit West Berlin, then continue to Dublin, London, and Italy, stressing Atlantic unity and interdependence. The trip faces potential counter attractions from East Berlin and occurs amid De Gaulle’s skepticism toward wider U.S. integration.
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Kennedy
Europe
Atlantic
Andrews Air Force Base
Maryland
Wahn
West Germany
Bonn
Berlin
Camp David
Andrews
Germany
Cologne
Konrad Adenauer
West Berlin
Harry S. Truman
Potsdam
Berlin Wall
East Berlin
Russia
Valentina Tereshkova
Valery Bykovsky
Dublin
England
Harold Macmillan
London
Italy
Paul VI
United States
America
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
France
U.S
Dean Rusk
William Tyler
Robert C. Creel
Menu
Eunice’ Shiversie Pedent
Four Nuclear Submarines Launched Across U S Shipyards
Four new nuclear submarines, three Polaris missile firers, slid down the ways Saturday. Tecumseh and Flasher at Groton, Calhoun at Newport News, and Daniel Boone at Mare Island. The old Flasher heads to a scrap yard after a World War II record, while the new Flasher is an attack sub linked to the lost Thresher.
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Groton
Newport News
John C. Calhoun
Daniel Boone
Mare Island
Calif
U.S
Long Island Sound
Roebling
N.J
Thresher
Atlantic
Tecumseh
Calhoun
Boone
Frasher
Electric Boat Division
General Dynamics Corp
Joint DAV and Auxiliary Officers Installed at Wheeler
The Wheeler Brown Hendrix Chapter 11 hosts a 2 p.m. installation at the DAV home on Bank Street followed by a covered dish supper. The newly chartered Sportsman's Club of the Woodmen of the World Life Insurance Society plans an encampment trip to Blount County's North Alabama WOW Youth Camp starting Monday where boys will fish swim rifle shoot and play ball. DIARY on Page 2.
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DAV
Wheeler Brown Hendrix
Bank St
Sportsman's Club of the Woodsmen of the World Life Insurance Society
Blount County
North Alabama
What must I do to be saved by Christ
Questioner asks whether good works come before or after salvation. Answer: belief in Jesus Christ saves, but true faith includes obedience and love. Since unregenerate people cannot produce this life, conversion comes first, then good works as fruit of being in Christ. Life in Christ precedes and enables good works.
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V. M
Paul
Lord Jesus Christ
God
Jesus
Bombed car targets Fayetteia police chief in early months
Fayette, Ala. AP The new police chief John Carrigan narrowly escaped a dynamite bombing of his car in his driveway Friday night He says the attack aimed at him over his whisky cleanup campaign and a dry county. he and his two children were shaken but unharmed Investigators and a $1000 reward are noted as state police take over the case
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Fayette
Ala
John Carrigan
Carrigan
Vicki
Don
Tuscaloosa
West Alabama
Northport
Negroes Start New Battle Cry in Gadsden Rally
In Gadsden Alabama Negroes vow to continue demonstrations after a rally led by Martin Luther King Jr of the SCLC. He declares it not against law to break unjust laws and urges action as state troopers surround the city. Sheriff Colvard serves King with papers in a $1 million suit from a local plaintiff claiming injuries during a June march.
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Martin. Luther King Jr
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
King
Atlanta
Alabama
Dewey Colvard
Etowah County
Eleanore Reed
Church Services To Join Haggai Tonight
Thirteen Decatur churches will move their services tonight to the Crusade tent at Decatur High School for a joint service with evangelist John Edmund Haggai as preacher. The audience may set a new record, Crusade leaders say. WMSL will broadcast Haggai’s The Key to Life at 2 pm, reaching about 15 million weekly. Decatur Crusade Choir under Felix Snipes will appear on the program within weeks. A Saturday children's rally at Princess Theater is set for 9:30 am. Final week features cowboy singer Stuart Hamblem. The $15,000 Crusade budget is fully subscribed, supporting local expenses. Haggai’s pay comes from a foundation.
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Decatur
Decatur High School
John Edmund Haggai
Haggai
Princess Theater
Stuart Hamblem
A. B. van Arsdale
van Arsdale
Kennedy warns divided Negro leaders on peaceful protests
President Kennedy urged a split Negro leadership to keep demonstrations peaceful amid a push for civil rights legislation. He cautioned against violence while mass marches were discussed. leaders pledged peaceful action as they back his civil rights program. Kennedy also signed an order to curb racial job discrimination on federal projects.
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Kennedy
Colada
Washington
Capitol Hill
Senate
White House
Europe
Sitter To Come Down From Flagpole Demonstration
Larry Hancock plans to descend from a flagpole at Decatur Shopping Center between 3 and 4 p.m. today after a five day protest to raise funds via $1 deeds for a Chamber of Commerce building at Walnut Street and 6th Avenue. He reports feeling fine and offers $19 for hot water. deed-sales progress lags behind a 25,000-deed goal, with no final financial report yet.
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Larry Hancock
Decatur
Chamber of Commerce
Walnut, St
6Th Ave
Hancock
Scions Talk Of Many Bills In State Legislature
Alabama lawmakers home from Montgomery discuss broad issues including firemen pay and docks bonds. Docks officials propose refinancing debt and a new bond issue for improvements, while critics call the plan costly and prefer general fund appropriations. Senate committee approved the docks proposals. anti pollution bill fate on Tuesday.
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Bill Chilton
Montgomery
George Wallace
Ed Horton
Greenbrier
General Fund
Senate Finance and Taxation Committee
Alabama
House
Albert Brewer
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New London
Conn
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Magnavox
Robinson’s
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Gadsden, Ala
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Mac Donald
Adv
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Meet
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Council Bluffs
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William Perkins
Leon Tice
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