Decatur CPA John F. Smither Jr Elected Alabama Society President
John F. Smither Jr CPA partner in Smither and Bell Decatur was elected president of the Alabama Society of Certified Public Accountants at the annual meeting in Tuscaloosa. He succeeds Francis M. Stone of Mobile and has served on the society council and on the AICPA council. He holds a commerce degree from the University of Alabama, is married with one child.
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Tuscaloosa
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Mobile
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American Institute of Cpas
University of Alabama
Wonders Of The Universe U S Leads Russia In Space Data
Dr I M Levitt argues the Mars I failure by Russia opens space data lead for the United States as Mariner 2 prepares for a Mars flyby in 1964. He cites NASA data showing U S launches far exceeding Soviet efforts and notes areas of remaining instrumentation and booster challenges.
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Feis Plantarium
Franklin Institute
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Russia
Congress
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Moscow
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Eskimo Clothing Sails to Italy for Trade Sale
A $7,000 shipment of Eskimo clothing and handicrafts leaves Monday for Italy. It includes sealskin slippers parkas hats and gloves to be billed winter resort clothing by a Milan firm. Canada’s Northern Affairs Department hopes the venture spurs a production boom among its charges.
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Unclear phrase about missing American husbands and roamers
A fragment notes that among 15,000 missing American husbands last year, fewer than 2 percent of the roamers left with girlfriends. The text is partial and lacks full context or identifiable names or places.
Education Is Key To Racial Peace Says Ohio Exec
Ohio radio executive Lawrence H. Rogers II predicts education will solve racial tensions in the South before the North. Speaking at Birmingham Better Business Bureau meeting, he cites unemployment and illiteracy among Northern migrants as fueling unrest and denounces mushrooming automation. He warns society risks treating people as mere objects.
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Cotton blooms reported early on Ala. 20 west farm
Paul C. Davis, a local merchant and farmer, told the Daily Saturday that two cotton blooms were found recently on his farm along Ala. 20 west. The report notes an early crop sign and identifies Davis as a local business owner and farmer.
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Ala. 20
West
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