Decisions Of Supreme Court Reveal Justices Humanness
Washington AP report notes Chief Justice Warren says early life shapes views and nine justices sometimes decide by private feelings not pure law. Highlights include rulings on forced confessions and blood tests for drunks, with dissents by Harlan, White, Stewart, Clark, and Black. Interior lands program also mentioned.
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Washington
Earl Warren
Supreme Court
Warren
John M. Harlan
Potter Stewart
Byron R. White
Tom C. Clark
Harlan
Stewart
Clark
United States
White
California
Pounded
Harlan, White
Stewart, Clark
William J. Brennan Jr
Hugo L. Black
Georgia
Virginia
Black
Twelve named complete Civil Defense Radiological Officers Course
Twelve persons from four North Alabama counties completed the Civil Defense Radiological Defense Officers Course at Morgan County CD headquarters. The 11 week program covered protection against fallout and coordinating emergency radiological services. Certificates were awarded to a list of individuals from Morgan Limestone Madison and Lauderdale counties. The course was sponsored by Alabama Civil Defense and the University of Alabama with instruction directed by Charles Jacks and J F Manderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Alabama
Civil Defense Radiological Defense Officers
Morgan County
Morgan County Civil Defense
Howard Proctor
RADEF
Stedman Young
William B. White
Freeman Gillee
Donald R. Harrigill
Norman Looney
Limestone County
John R Boggess
John M. Gowrer Jr
Robert D. Johnson
Harold M. Schultz
Henry E. Stern
Robert Trenkle
Madison County
Joe W. Williard
Lauderdale County
Alabama Civil Defense
The
University of Alabama
Charles ‘M. Jacks
J. F. Manderson
Public Notice in Morgan County Alabama Court Case and City Ordinance
Legal notice details an order of publication in a Morgan County equity suit against Henry D Smithey and IBM. It also describes City of Decatur zoning ordinance amendments changing a property boundary from B-1 to B-2 along Corsbie Street and Flint Road with adoption dated June 23 1966. The defendant must plead by July 18 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry D. Smithey
H. D. Smithey
Circuit Court
Morgan County
Alabama
Equity
State National Bank OF Alabama
International Business Machines Corporation
Norman W. Harris
Register
Decatur Daily
Bryan McAfee
Board of Commissioners
Decatur
Corsbie Street
Flint Road
Brush Creek
Florence Adams
Ordinance 1574 Amends Decatur Agricultural District Yard Sizes
The City of Decatur Alabama passes Ordinance No. 1574 amending the Agricultural District yard requirements. The clause revises minimum yard sizes to Front 40 feet Rear 45 feet and Sides 15 feet with livestock housing structures prohibited within 100 feet of any property line or line of a lot. The measure is adopted by the City Commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Board of Commissioners
Decatur
Ag-l. Agricultural District
Agricultural District
Nepal Sets 500 Square Miles for Wildlife Reserve
King Mahendra designates a protected zone spanning 500 square miles in Nepal's tropical lowlands to safeguard rhinos tigers leopards crocodiles and other dwindling species.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Mahendra
Nepal
Germany Attack on Soviet Union Marks Barbarossa Start
Twenty five years ago on a Wednesday Nazi Germany launched Operation Barbarossa against the Soviet Union. At 3:15 a.m. three million troops led by 3580 tanks 7184 guns and 2740 planes began the invasion. The campaign would cost millions of lives.
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Hanns Neverbourg
Berlin
V. M. Molotov
Nazi Germany
Soviet Union
Stalin
Russia
Adolf Hitler
Molotov
Count Friedrich von der Schulenburg
Kremlin
Moscow
Reich
Fuehrer
Wehrmacht
Franz Halder
Hitler
Gary Show Gets Push From Kaye
New York AP Danny Kaye promotes friend John Gary as his CBS summer replacement. Dean Martin similarly endorses Dan Rowan and Dick Martin on NBC while resting from TV. John Gary praised as an able singer but his show may lack pacing with too much music and guest acts. ABC shifts western lineup from Them Monroes to The Monroes causing curiosity about the new title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Danny Kaye
CBS
John Gary
Kaye
Dean Martin
NBC
Dan Rowan
Dick Martin
Gary
Leslie Uggams
Chad and
Jeremy
Danny
ABC
D H Construction completes Decatur water main project
D and H Construction Co. Inc. completes contract with City of Decatur for 16 inch water main from 8th Street to Highway 20 Job No. 604. City sets final settlement date of July 25, 1966. All claims must be filed in Troy Alabama office before settlement date. Ordinance No. 1575 authorizes Decatur city action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D & H Construction Co., Inc
City of
Decatur
8Th Street
Highway 20
Building permit requirement amended in Decatur Alabama ordinance
Alabama city ordinance updates Section 94 to require a building permit before construction or improvements. Excludes painting or wallpapering and minor work under $1,000 unless changes affect character or exterior. Adopted June 21, 1966 with authentication.
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Alabama
Tn Cole
Decatur
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Hartwell W. Sims
Margaret Cuthrell
State Employment Bureau
Sims
Cuthrell
Meredith Woodall
Woodall
Bob Bates
U.S. Department of Interior
Bureau of Land Management
Alaska
Thunderbird Heatre
Hwy
Panavision
Frankie Annette Wer
Chill Avalon
Funicello
Fabian Wills
Reow
Martielle
Ala
Blood Mountain
Germany
Rostov
Pearl Harbor
Georgi Zhukov
Stalingrad
Red Army
Enay
Fred Gwynne
Yvonne Decarlo
Allewis
Butch Patrick
Debbie Watson
Terry-Thomas
Hermione Gingold
Necatur
Gary Show
Cynthia Lowry
AP TV
Board of ‘Commissioners of
Second Ave
S.E
Sterchi’s
G-E
Morton Refrigeration
West Main St
Hartselle
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