Pink Pill For A Girl Blue Pill For A Boy White Pill For Neither
Sylvia Porter discusses a hypothetical choice of having gender-selective pills and its potential effects on marriage and society. The piece cites Dr. Paul C. Glick of the Census Bureau and outlines plans for a historic U.S. marriage study and how findings might influence mate selection and marriage stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Porteree
Paul C. Glick
U. S. Bureau of Census
Population Association of America
Association
Cincinnati
Glick
Washington
Census Bureau
U. S
Office of Economic Opportunity
Afternoon Arts Program Highlights Local Talent in Decatur
The event features Clyde Owens a Decatur country singer with a 45 minute set from 1 p m The Heart of Dixie Chapter Tee and Village Squir es perform a one hour barbershop show at 3 p m Dexter and the Derbies from Athens bring a 45 minute rock show 4 to 4 45 p m Clyde Owens returns for another 60 minutes and the evening program opens at 8 p m with the Star Spangled Banner sung by Chief Pack Self followed by a fireworks display There is no admission for the daytime or evening events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Alabama
Clyde Owens
Decatur
Owens
Heart of Dixie
Tee, Decastrands
Village Squires
Dexter and
Athens
al F
Spirit of America
Veronica. Voss
Tax collections set to top 200 billion for 1967
Combined receipts from federal state and local governments are projected to exceed 200 billion dollars in fiscal 1967 for the first time. The forecast highlights growing federal and regional revenue and the breadth of tax sources across government layers.
Vietnam War Battles Reported Deaths and Bombing
U S forces suffered 106 North Viet e regulars killed and 8 paratroopers dead with 130 wounded in a confrontation. Weather generally favorable for bombing over North Vietnam except in the Red River valley and Hanoi Haiphong region. Navy and Air Force craft patrolled from Hanoi to the 17th Parallel targeting roads rails and convoy traffic. Destroyers off Dong Hoi shelled coastal cargo barges sinking seven with five inch shells. South Vietnam Bé2s.
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South Vietnam
Limestone Soldier Killed in Vietnam Death Stuns Athens Family
Athens Alabama reports Army Sgt. Thomas Allen Johnson 19 was killed in action in Vietnam on June 22 while nearing his one year service. His mother Mrs Cleo Johnson confirms the loss and a custody telegram cites March 20 1963 court action. Johnson is the fourth Limestone soldier killed in Vietnam.
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Athens
Thomas Alen Johnson
Athens 7
Vietnam
Cleo Johnson
Johnson
Limestone County
Louis Swinen
Sgt
Morgan County Maid of Cotton Contest Details
Plans for the 1967 Morgan County Maid of Cotton contest were announced by chairwoman Mrs. John Collier. A July 14 entry deadline precedes July 18 judging and the July 21 crown at the Farm Bureau meeting. The winner advances to the Sept. 7 and 8 state finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County
John Collier
Collier
Morgan County Farm Bureau
Martha Aday
Danville Neel Lions Club Installs Officers and Charter
Neel Lions Club of Danville installs its first officers James King as president Benford Layton first VP Travis Clark second VP Edwin Pike third VP Robert Myers secretary treasurer Ralph Lindsey lion tamer Jack Maddox tail twister Alfred White Ray Warren Howard Terrell and Truitt Tomlinson as directors The charter meeting also selects a lighted ball field for Danville School as the club program Charter members include W E Long James King Robert Myers Burl Hardwick and Alfred
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NEEL
Danville
Neel Lions Club
James King
Benford Layton
Travis Clark
Edwin Pike
Robert Myers
Ralph Lindsey
Jack Maddox
Alfred White
Ray Warren
Howard Terrell
Truitt Tomlinson
Danville School
W. E. Long
Robert My- Burl Hardwick
Alfred
Hospitals Admit Several Patients and Dismiss One
Mrs. Elmira McCroskey and Mrs. William Cole were admitted to the hospital. Mrs. Mattie Terry at Moulton was dismissed.
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Baugh-Wiley-Smith
Elmira McCroskey
Church St
William Cole
Ave
Mattie Terry
Moulton
Decatur General Admissions Noted in Rodent of Names
A list of admissions and names linked to Decatur General includes Calvin B. Cathcart Hallie Lott David White Carmen Lott Donna Piland James Malloy Mary Jackson and others arranged by street and city, with several residents from Hartselle Madison and Carridale. The OCR fragment shows multiple individuals and addresses without accompanying details or outcomes.
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Calvin B. Cathcart
9Th Ave
Hallie Lott
Hartselle
David M- White
Lith
Carmen Lott
Donna Piland
8Th St
James P. Malloy
Madison
Mary J. Jackson
4Th Ave
Robert J. Earls
Raymond St
Betty Ann Mason
Market St
Carlos Cook
Carridale St
Ciassie E
Bloodmobile to Visit Cullman for Fourth of July Observance
The Bloodmobile will tour Cullman as part of the Fourth of July celebration to back the Spirit of America observance. The Decatur Sales Executives Club sponsors the blood drive with a conservative goal of 300 pints, supported by Red Cross and local volunteers. Athens High School set a national donation record with 557 pints, while two Red Cross vans will staff a first aid station and traveling exhibit at Delano Park.
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Cullman
North Alabama
America
Decatur Sales Executives Club
Red Cross
Spirit of America
Claybrook
Sales Executives Club
Alabama
National American Red Cross
Birmingham
Athens High School
Hubert Humbrey
Bob Johnston
Les Executives Club
The
Delano Park
Local Names listed in awkward address fragment
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous names and partial addresses including Barran Athens Little Laura Cheatham Moul ton St Mrs Ralph Gillespie Trinity Mrs Michael Williams Decatur 2 and Baby Michael Mills 20th Ave SE plus other individuals and street references ending abruptly with Mrs Henry Holt.
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Barran
Athens
Laura Cheatham
Moulton St
Ralph Gillespie Trinity
Michael Williams
Decatur 2
Michael Mills
20Th Ave. SE
Robert W. Pickard
14Th Ave
Gary L. Glover
Somerville
Walton McCurry
Decatur
Stephen J. Brown
8Th Ave
Booker L. Glascock
Tuscumbia
Marvin Rosenburg
Pennylane
Keith Farr
Austin St
David Pearson
Line St
Perry S. Hicks
Country Club
Henry. Holt
Consumer food spend shrinks after war peak
The article notes Americans now spend about 18.2 percent of each dollar on foods and drinks, a drop from roughly 2004 to 4 percent after World War II era, reflecting postwar purchasing shifts.
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Spartan
Decatur Glass & Paint CO
Bank St
Grant St
Atlas Finance
United States
Canada
Atlas Finance Company
Atlas Finance A
Companany
Fourth Avenue
S.E
Decature
Madison Street
Huntsville
Second Avenue
N.W
Limestone Amateur Radio Club
U.S
Hiaam
Limestone Club
Bama
Billy Crafts
John Vinson
Roger Crafts
Kathy Nathan
Vinson
Crafts
L'stone Boy
Viet
Morgan Cotton Maid
Neel Club
Decatur General Admissions
Johnston
Nina Fern
Igh
Weitten
Sever
Washington Stile
Aaa
Benx Franklin
Westgate
Codter
Safeco
Doug Rogers
Ana
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