Anti U S Protests Surge in Tokyo Marking 10th Anniversary
In Tokyo, thousands joined a leftist march protesting U S presence in Asia. Chants like Yan kee go home echoed as placards urged U S withdrawal from Taiwan Formosa Okinawa and the Far East. About 250 injured in Osaka clashes as police broke up a sit down protest after a rally led by unions and students. Pro Communist Koreans also staged rallies in over 50 cities, linking South Korea to the war and calling for U S withdrawal as Japan readies more demonstrations against the new U S Japanese security pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Combe
Asia
U. S
America
Far East
Taiwan
Formosa
Okishawa
Osaka
U.S
Japan
South Korea
Korea
Wage Substitute Offered House Wage Proposal Sparks Debate
A Democratic led House Labor Committee backed a wage plan to raise the minimum to 1.25 in three steps and extend coverage to 3.5 million workers. A prior 1.15 option was floated to align with a school bill and construction needs amid bargaining among Democratic factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Labor Committee
Ayres
Oce
Lyndon Johnson Gains in Kentucky Delegates
In Louisville Kentucky the Democratic state convention boosted Senator Lyndon B Johnson s presidential prospects by likely securing 27 of Kentucky s convention votes The meeting did not bind to the unit rule and sent mixed instructions about full backing for Johnson with possible support for other initiatives and Governor Bert?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lousville
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Bert
Alabama medical groups elect officers at annual sessions
Three Alabama medical groups elected officers during their annual sessions in Point Clear. Dr. J. Randolph Penton Jr. of Montgomery became president of the Alabama Heart Association, succeeding Walter B. Frommeyer Jr. of Birmingham. New officers include Dr. David E. Owensby of Tallassee and Mrs. W. B. Logue of Dothan. The Diabetes Association reelected officers to Birmingham and Gadsden to succeed Dr. Hamilton Hutchinson of Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Clear
Ala
Alabama Medical Groups
J. Randolph Penton Jr
Montgomery
Alabama Heart Assn
Walter B. Frommeyer Jr
Birmingham
David E. Owensby
Tallassee
Nayar
W. B. Logue
Dothan
Hospital Admissions and Addresses in Historic List
A long list of individuals and addresses appears, including Charles Thomas Hobbs in Enolam Boulevard SE and Patricia Ann Pierson in Crestline Heights Hartselle. The roster reads like a directory of patients and related admissions with multiple Mrs and Miss entries across several cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Thomas Hobbs
Enolam Blvd
John A. Anderson
Pryor St
Athens
Thomas D. Canerday
Montezuma St
Gadsden
Neil Grubbs
Cornelian Court Apis
Patricia Ann Pierson
Crestline Heights
Hartselle
Joe Corbin
13Th Ave
Martina C. Brown
Decature
Gorman Hamil Grisham Jr
Plaza St
Barbara Lee Hutson
Vickie Marie Campbell
Memorial
MW. Haden Oliver Snow
5Th Ave
Ganford Borden Jr
10Th Ave
Albert R. Coleman
9Th St
Louis E. Depreast
J. R. Dunn
16Th Ave
Paul Sanders
7Th Ave
Michael Brian O’guin
Cynthia Diane. Stewart
Nancy Arnold Holloway
Hawthorne Rd
Macon
Nancy Elizabeth Hopper
John Raager Trinity 1 and Clyde Miller baby notice
John Raager of Trinity 1 is associated with Clyde Miller in a baby notice at 1527 Olive St SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Raager
Trinity
Clyde Miller
Olive St. SE
Fragmented Listing of Names and Addresses From Local Notice
A damaged OCR listing includes multiple personal names and addresses such as Master James Jennings Eva 1 Mrs Annie Flinn 2002 State Ave SW and others like Mrs Thana Lou England 1107 South Ave SE Jimmy Dyar 821 4th Ave SE Mrs James Caudill and infant Mary Kathryn Town Creek and more including Mrs Vance Windsor Shonna Gayle 1314 Plaza St SE Mrs Lena Berryman 882 Sycamore St and Miss Linda Dunn 9 Cail re a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jennings
Eva
Annie Flinn
State Ave
Thana Lou England
Sth Ave
Jimmy Dyar
4Th Ave
James Caudill
Mary Kathryn
Town Creek
Vance Windsor
Shonna Gayle
Plaza St
Lena Berryman
Sycamore St. Eee
Clifford Breeding
Linda Dunn
Cail
Athens-Limestone Admissions and Dismissals Report
Athens Limestone district lists admissions for Rosie D Malone and Sarah Crouch withLarry Garlen and Azalie Francis noted among the Athens and Elkmont residents. Dismissals are also recorded for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosie D. Malone
Athens
Sarah Crouch
Larry Garlen
Azalie Francis
Elkmont
Agriculture employs 40 cent a the ill Japanese Pot
The fragment mentions agriculture and a 40 cent rate tied to an ill Japanese pot, but details are unclear. No coherent event, date, or organization is identifiable in the readable text.
Britain’s WWI Losses Include 750000 Killed
A World War I casualty tally notes Britain sustains about 750000 deaths among its wartime losses. The figure underscores the heavy human cost borne by the United Kingdom in the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Local families report new births at Decatur area hospitals
Mr and Mrs Elbert J White of 2212 College St SE announce a daughter born Saturday at Decatur General Hospital. Mr and Mrs Sam McClure of Decatur 2 welcome a son Saturday at Decatur General Hospital. Mr and Mrs Gilbert Gillespie of Trinity 1 announce twin sons Friday at Baugh Wiley Smith Clinic and Hospital. Mr and Mrs Sam Martin of 703 Moulton St W greet a daughter Friday at Baugh Wiley Smith Clinic and Hospital. Mr and Mrs Charles Barr of Decatur 2 announce a son Saturday at Baugh Wiley Smith Clinic and Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert J. White
College St. SE
Eae
Sam McClure
Decatur
Decatur General Hospital
Gilbert Gillespie
Trinity
Baugh-Wiley-Smith
Sam Martin
Moulton St. W
Charles Barr
Baugh- Wiley-Smith
Army Combat Funds Seen in Senate House Compromise
A Senate House panel tentatively agreed on a 200 million dollar boost for Army modernization including rifles tanks and troop carriers. The plan dropped a 40 million dollar Marine Corps expansion and left unresolved funding for a Navy carrier and Bomarc missiles. Senate defense leaders said no other major deals were reached and a session will meet again Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin B. Harkinson
Washington
Senate
House
Defense Department
Marine Corps
Dennis Chavez
D-Nm
Chavez
Defense
Army
Eisenhower
Navy
Air Force
Paul H. Douglas
Joseph S. Clark
Intercontinental Cup Contenders Set for June Match
Bern Switzerland AP report says European and South American associations agree to an intercontinental cup between the continent cup winners in June. This year's first contest features Real Madrid against Penarol of Montevideo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern
Switzerland
Real of Madrid
Penarol
Montevideo
Three Dead In Texas Rains From Storm Storm toll rises
Torrential rains over two days caused floods across south Texas. At least three people died with reports of seven possible, including a traffic accident north of Dallas and a drowning off Aransas Pass. Floods damaged creeks and bridges, while farmers welcomed rain as a vital aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Texas
Texas Panhandle
Aransas Pass
Seguin
South Texas
Bob Thurston
Linton
Corpus Christi
Ike Jones
Production Credit Assn
Austin
Finisterre Wins Run To Bermuda
The 45 foot Kalkara owned by W M Greer of Shelburne Nova Scotia finished after noon Saturday in the Newport Bermuda yacht race. Skipper Elsa Greer was the only woman pilot in the fleet of 135 sailing in class B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Bermuda
W. M. Greer
Shelburne
N.S
Newport
R. J.-Bremuda
Elsa Greer
Palawan
Thomas J. Watson Jr
Greenwich
Conn
Patterson Plans Exhibition Tour
Cas D Amato said Floyd Patterson planned a European exhibition tour within a month or so. Exhibitions were sought in England France Germany Italy and Sweden, aiming before the return title bout with Ingemar Johansson following Johansson’s loss to Patterson in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cas D'Amato
Floyd Patterson
Event dates listed for matches in Montevideo and Madrid
The record notes games scheduled to be played in Montevideo on July 3 and in Madrid on September 3. The snippet mentions these two foreign venues and exact dates, indicating a tour or international slate without specifying teams or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevideo
Madrid
Lightning Kills Two Golfers at Robins AFB Course
A violent thunderstorm struck a Sandy Run golf course shelter near the No 4 tee during a Robins Air Force Base civilian tournament. Tommy Jerrels of Macon and Johnny Helms of Perry died. About five others were treated later and moved to a hospital. Raymond Selph of Warner Robins described surviving injuries as the bolt tore through the tin shelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Clinic
Macon
Sandy Run
Robins Air Force Base
Raymond Selph
Warner Robins
Selph
Tommy Jerrels
Johnny Helms
Perry
One Charged In Bizarre Case
Melvin D. Rees Jr., 31, a former Maryland University music student, is charged in Baltimore with murdering Mrs. Carroll Jackson and her daughter Susan Ann in the Virginia family killings. FBI says he abducted the pair across a state line and was arrested in West Memphis, Arkansas, on unrelated flight charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Carroll V. Jackson Jr
Virginia
Arkansas
FBI
Melvin D. Rees Jr
Jackson
Susan Ann
Gambrills
Janet Carroll
Maj. P.W. Crews
Richmond
Rees
Jacksons
Apple Grove
Janet
Washington, D.C
West
Memphis
Ark
Margaret V. Harold
Harold
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
University of Maryland
Underwriters Pick Year's Officers at 25th Annual Meeting
F. Bliss of Mobile was named president at the closing session of the 25th annual meeting. Vice presidents elected include Henry J. Brislin Mobile Raimon G. Thomas Dothan James E. Thomas Montgomery J. W. Randolph Birmingham and Jack Baughn Bessemer. The group will meet next year in Mobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Bliss
Mobile
Henry J. Brislin
Raimon G. Thomas
Dothan
James E. Thomas
Montgomery
J. W. Randolph
Birmingham
Jack Baughn
Bessemer
George Hest
Three in ten MVA victims need hospitalization
A report notes that about thirty percent of motor vehicle accident victims require hospital care. The figure highlights the severity of crashes and the burden on medical facilities.
Deaths Mrs Essie Long Hill 65 of Hart selle
Mrs Essie Long Hill 65 of Hartselle died Saturday at 3 25 a m in Hartselle where she had been a patient for 46 years She is survived by her husband Ernest A Hill five daughters and five sons two sisters and four brothers seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren The body will be returned to the residence at 9 a m today and in state Monday 1 2 p m at West Hartselle Baptist Church for services at 2 p m Burial will be in Roselawn Decatur with Brown Funeral Co directing Pallbearers named Leonard Fletcher Charles Hill Junior Bill Thomas Long and Lonnie Weaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essie Long Hill
Hartselle
Ernest A. Hill
Ruby Lee Ryan
Ozell Meiers
Marietta
Birmingham
Ebert Weaver
Decatur
Eral
Roy Long
Athens
William Long
L. L. Long
Lawrence, S.C
West Hartselle Baptist Church
Ingouf Wil
Roselawn Cemetery
Brown Funeral Co
Leonard
Mrs Lillie J Duke Rites Set At Northside Baptist Church
Mrs Lillie J Duke 62 of 1301 1st St W Cullman died Friday at Cullman Hospital at 2 p m Services were held today at 2 p m at Northside Baptist Church Burial was in Jones Chapel with Mass Service in charge Rev B B Walker officiating Survived by four sons Shelton Paul Jr Durwood and Albert Duke and three daughters Mrs Nelda Hendrix Mrs Opal Self and Mrs Opline Loveron
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cullman
Lillie J. Duke
Cullman Hospital
Northside Baptist Church
Jones Chapel
B. B. Walker
Shelton
Paul Jr
Durwood
Albert Duke
Nelda Hendrix
Opal Self
Opline Loveron
Love Ida Lena Howard Love obituary for Cullman area
Mrs Ida Lena Howard Love 72 of Vinemont 2 died at Cullman Hospital Friday at 8 30 p m Final rites were at Ebenezer Church at 2 this afternoon Burial will be in the adjoining cemetery Mass Service directing Survivors include four daughters Jewel Pace James Pace Hubert Yeager Irene Yeager four sisters A V Sanderson Emma Dawson Ruth Chaney Lua Nix and five brothers W E J G W B A V and J W Howard
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cullman
Ida Lena Howard Love
Vinemont
Cullman Hospital
Ebenezer Church
Jewel Pace
James Pace
Hubert Yeager
Irene Yeager
A. V. Sanderson
Emma Dawson
Ruth Chaney
Lua Nix
W. B
A. V
J. W. Howard
Funeral services for Mrs Etta Mae Quattlebaum
Mrs Etta Mae Quattlebaum dies in Birmingham at 11 20 p m Burial at City Cemetery for mass service Funeral Home directs Survivors include husband W M Quattlebaum son A E Quattlebaum Decatur one granddaughter three brothers and three sisters
Services for Harold L. McCommon Held in Athens
Harold L. McCommon 43 died in Charleston after a brief illness. Funeral and burial were held at 2 p.m. Saturday in Athens, Ga. He lived in Charleston and worked as office manager for J. A. Jones Construction Co. He is survived by his wife Ann and son Mike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold L. McCommon
Athens
McCommon
Charleston
S. C
J. A. Jones Construction Co
Redstone Arsenal
Ann McCommon
Mike
Obituary for John Tom White of Moulton 79
John Tom White 79 of Moulton died Friday at his home after a nine month illness. Funeral at 2:30 p.m. at Owens Chapel Baptist Church Youngtown with Rev. James E. Hood. Burial Owens Chapel cemetery Elliott Brown Service directing. Survivors include widow Izora White five sons six daughters two brothers 38 grandchildren 35 great grandchildren. Pallbearers listed. Member Owens Chapel Missionary Baptist Church native of Marion County moved to Lawrence County as a child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
John
Tom) White
Owens Chapel Baptist Church
Youngtown
James E. Hood
Owens Chapel
Elliott Brown
Izora White
J. T. Byron
Lee
Billy Wayne
Cleveland — Lovett
Gene
Junior
Harold
Crawford White
White
Owens Chapel Missionary Baptist Church
Marion County
Lawrence County
Harvard First American University Founded in 1683
Harvard University, established in 1683, is noted as the first university in the United States. The institution pioneered higher education in America with broad liberal arts and professional programs shaping early U.S. scholarship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
United States
Southeast Decatur Day Camp and Local Notices
Southeast Decatur Girl Scout Day Camp will be held on Dr. Leon Tune's Somerville Rd farm with road schools at 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. daily, summer clothes required, rain or shine, nurse on site, and supplies listed. Also notes patrol of local incidents including gasoline theft reports, parking and sobriety charges, building permits, a clothes dryer fire, Red Cross Bloodmobile at St John’s Parish House, and the Decatur Toastmistress Club meeting details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeast
Decatur
Leon Tune
Somerville Rd
Red Cross
Red Cross Bloodmobile
St. John’s Episcopal Parish House
Nixon Sees Wider Midwest Support For Election
Vice President Richard M. Nixon expects a larger Midwest margin in November according to his press aide. Herbert Klein says farm issues worry Nixon but should not dominate the presidential race while North Dakota’s June 28 Senate race may hinge on turnout and farm sentiment between Gov. John E. Davis and Rep. Quentin N. Burdick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest B. Vaccaro
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Midwest
Herbert G. Klein
Nixon
Klein
North Dakota
U. S
John E. Davis
Quentin N. Burdick
Acid Soils Usually Deficient in Plant Foods
The article notes that soils with high acidity are nearly always lacking in essential plant nutrients. It discusses how acid conditions affect nutrient availability and suggests approaches to correct deficiencies for healthier crop growth.
Limestone County Faces Rising Traffic Fatalities This Month
Rolin received head injury treatment in Pulaski Tennessee and was released. Hargrove's body was taken to Rainey's Funeral Home. Vehicle damage totaled about 1200 dollars. The deaths of Hargrove and Bokenko increased Limestone County traffic fatalities to four last week and five in June. Through May there were no fatalities in Limestone County. Patrolman Bradford led the investigation with assist from Carl Edgemon and Billy Faulkner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolin
Pulaski
Tenn
Hargrove
Rainey
Bokenko
Limestone County
Bradford
Carl Edgemon
Billy Faulkner
Plane Debris and Bodies Sought in Rio Crash
Navy divers recovered five bodies and found cabin debris from the Real Airlines twin engine Convair in the bay. Officials said all 46 passengers and 5 crew likely died, raising Rio tragedy toll to 143 since December 22, with Newton B. Thompson of Waterville Maine named among the passengers. None of the bodies yet identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward T. Butler
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Navy
Airlines
Convair
Rio
Brasilia
Belo Horizonte
Newton B. Thompson
Waterville
Maine
American & Foreign Power Co
American Bond & Share
Castro Threats Grow as Castro Attacks U.S. Policy
Fidel Castro delivered an eighth public address in 20 days accusing the United States of mass killings in World War II and warning of seizing U.S. property in Cuba. Analysts said he aims to press a hard line over sugar quotas oil processing and American investments in Cuba. He targeted American holdings including farm land cattle ranches and the Cuban Telephone Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Fidel Castro
United States
Khrushchev
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Castro
Eisenhower
Cuba
U. S
Cuban Telephone Co
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Kentucky
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Gorki
Kenneth Ross Meguiar
Pennylane
Bobby James
Canal St
Charles Dickhute
Lith
Lott
Danville Rd
Bank Street
Athens-Limestone Admissions
Finisterre
Patterson
Capitol
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
Minneapolis
Chicago
Georg Carl Casimir Erhrnrooth
Wiley
Meeri Sirkka Kalavainen
Social Democratic Party
Sparkmaner
Marno Nikolai Jussila
Antti Kis
Agrarian Party
Mrs
Essie Hill
Ida Lena Love
Mrs. Quattlebaum
Harold McCommon
Carlton Compton
Bob Fabry
Paducah
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge
Mass
C. H. Rogers
9Th Ave
T. J. Briscoe
Woodmont Dr
James Brothers
Sam Alex
St. SE
Leo Terry
W. H. Chamberlain
McGlathery Lane
Woodland Dr. SE
Decatur Toastmistress Club
Jack Higginbotham
Summerlane SE
Nikita
Harold K. Miles
L. C. Fisher Company
Muscle Shoals Hotel
Sheffield, Alabama
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