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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1964
Page
3
A spokesman from the Morgan County superintendent of education sent word this morning that the list of trustees elected at various county schools last night is incomplete. The complete list will probably be available Thursday.
A drive in North Alabama seeks 750000 from private sources for an additional University of Alabama in Huntsville classroom and library building as the campus expands to offer undergraduate degrees this fall. The university pledges 500000 with an estimated total cost of 1250000, and about 150000 in advance gifts are pledged. The campaign officially kicks off mid July with M Beirne Spragins as general chairman and W L Halsey Jr as co chairman leading a steering committee that includes Jack Langhorne Reavis O Neal Ralph Ford and others.
Gov William W Scranton of Pennsylvania pressed his presidential bid by targeting West Virginia and Florida delegates. He praised Henry Cabot Lodge and reported gains in Delaware and New Jersey while aiming to sway Goldwater loyalists, with AP polling showing Goldwater leading nationally.
MOULTON The ice at Moulton was broken yesterday when John M. Kelley, shop foreman at a local newspaper, qualified as a candidate for Place No. 1 on the city council. Kelley became the first candidate to qualify for the upcoming election.
Athens authorities continue an investigation into a theft at Thornton's Phillip 66 Service Station where a cash register disappeared. Chief John Sandlin said the owner reported the loss on Tuesday and no entry point has been determined.
An upcoming city election will choose a mayor and five council members on August 11. Qualifying ends July 7 at 5 p.m.
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