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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1975
Page
10
Refugees and former officials describe mass executions by the Khmer Rouge during the Phnom Penh exodus. Eyewitness accounts detail mass graves, tied bodies, and forced evacuations of over 3 million people as Khmer Rouge units moved through villages and along highways.
A 3.75 to 4 quake was felt in Fayette County and nearby areas with epicenter five miles northeast of Fayette. Dr. Followill noted brief shaking, no damage expected, and USGS mailing questionnaires to residents.
A Decatur based mental health center report says Bryce Hospital patients from the four county area served by North Central Alabama Mental Health Center fell 64 percent from 277 in 1970 to 99 in March. The center aims to treat locally to reduce state hospital admissions and notes 55 staff work in Morgan Limestone Cullman and Lawrence counties with a busy year of alcohol and drug programs and jail and school consultations. Meanwhile White House officials deny delaying documents for a Kennedy Johnson era CIA Castro story and Sen Church plans to hear John Rosselli as CIA plots surface.
Long list of admissions and dismissals across multiple Alabama towns including Decatur Moulton Danville Hartselle and Athens. Names of patients staff and associated hospitals appear with no clear single event. births noted at Decatur General Hospital. A dense roster style notice of multiple individuals and facilities.
Stanton Missouri AP reports local cave owner Lester B. Dill invites Kate Smith to Meramec Caverns where tours end with God Bless America played before a large natural Stage Curtain. Dill notes the song has been played about 200 times since 1939 and hopes Smith will perform live.
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