Morgan County Republican Meeting At 407 Line St NE
Morgan County McCarthy-For-President Committee meets tonight at 407 Line St NE at 8. All interested persons invited per co chair Bob Bates. Also multiple probation sentencing hearings scheduled in Lawrence County Court at 2 p.m. today for several defendants.
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Morgan County
McCarthy-For
Line St
Bob Bates
Moulton
Lawrence
Reneau P. Almon
Danny L. Goodwin
R. E. Venable
Leon Rutherford
James Wendell
Decatur Teen Eric Hinz Returns Home from South America
After nearly a year in South America the 16 year old Decatur High School student Eric Hinz returned home at the Decatur Huntsville Jetport. He said he wants to go back and shared he learned Portuguese during his stay with missionary hosts in Brazil and at the University of Nebraska correspondence program. His family welcomed him including younger brother Ken who retrieved a silver dollar keepsake. Eric plans to work this summer and save for a car while considering another trip abroad.
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Cora Blair
South America
Eric Hinz
Decatur
Decatur-Huntsville
Ken
Eric
Joe Hinz
Mekong
Chance
Fred Halbrooks
George
University of _Nebraska
Ae Cod
Pec
5Th Ave. SE
Natalie
McRae
Decatur - Huntsville
Bob Bates
Wallace Campaign Touts Communist Menace In South
Presidential candidate George Wallace denounces a Communist threat at a 25 dollar per plate dinner near Eutaw Alabama. He plans to sweep Communists from defense plants if elected and targets a Maryland rally amid safety concerns. He continues a bus tour to Boston Worcester Pittsfield Springfield and a Meet the Press appearance in Washington.
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Eutaw
Ala
George Wallace
Wallace
Greene County
Alabama
United States
Russia
Green County
Lurleen Wallace
Maryland
Baltimore
Colubia
Glen Burnie
Columbia
Boston
Massachusetts
Worcester
Pittsfield
Springfield
NBC
Washington
Wilmington
Del
Al Moulton Alexander file for mayor in four way race
H A Alexander Water Board chairman since 1944 files for mayor as four candidates seek the post in Moulton. He says federal funds can help the town and promises influence to create jobs. F H Holland joins for place two, facing two newcomers.
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Moulton
Notes of Interest committee meets for July 4 plans
The Notes of Interest Committee members for the July 4 Spirit America program will meet tonight at 7:30 at the Chamber of Commerce building to finalize the day’s activities. Robert J. Hinz of the North Alabama Chapter of the National Association of Ac has been elected vice president ODNAA for 1968-1969. Hinz is secretary and treasurer of Brown Engineering and lives in Hyptsville.
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Chamber of Commerce
Robert J. Hinz
North Alabama
National Association of Ac
ODNAA
Hinz
Brown
Hyptsville
Gaylor Varnell Crowned New Rodeo Queen in Athens
Gaylor Varnell 18 was chosen to reign over the three day State Championship Rodeo in Athens after a street dance crowd of 500. The Limestone Disabled American Veterans sponsored the event with runner up Sharon Huber of Elkmont. Varnell will represent Alabama at Miss Rodeo U.S.A. in Little Rock.
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Bob Dunnavant
Athens
Gaylor Varnell
Miss Varnell
Frankie Varnell
U.S.A
Jackie Cannon
Limestone Disabled American Veterans
Gaylor
Athens High School
John
Fairgrounds
Alabama
Little Rock
Ark
Ed Shelton
Shelton
International Rodeo Association
Cowboy Red Coffin
Oklahoma
Diabetes Hospital Fund Drive Kicks Off Tonight
Morgan and Limestone counties launch a 25 thousand dollar drive to fund a proposed 2.5 million dollar diabetes research and treatment hospital at the University Medical Center in Birmingham. An organizational meeting is set for 7 p.m. at First National Bank in Decatur with Dr. Boris Boshell and Gary Rodgers leading efforts.
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Cora Blair
Morgan
Limestone Counties
First National Bank
Decatur
University Medical Center
Birmingham
Boris Boshell
Diabetes Trust Fund
Gary Rodgers
United States
Water system project in Moulton advances ahead of schedule
H A Alexander says the $1.3 million water system may be ready early as H and M Plumbing, Huntsville, plans to halve construction time from 150 to 60 days on the transmission lines contract. Groundwork is underway east of Moulton on U S 34 while dam and filter plant site work proceeds six miles north as Robert Hand reviews specs with EDA contractors.
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Moulton
Water Board
H. A. Alexander
H and M Plumbing
Huntsville
U.S
Alexander
Robert B. Hand
Economic Development Administration
Monsanto Promotes Charles E Smith to Training Supervisor
Charles E. Smith is promoted to training supervisor at Monsanto’s Decatur plant. He will coordinate employee training and development, succeeding L L Fabisinski who becomes salary administration and benefits supervisor. Smith, a 13 year Monsanto veteran from Hartselle, resides with wife Mary Nell and two children at 106 Pinehurst St.
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Charles E. Smith
Monsanto
Decatur
C. E. Hieserman
Smith
L L. Fabisinki
Hiserman
Hartselle
Acrilan
Florence State Snewabee
U. S. Navy
Mary Nell
Pinehurst St
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L’rence
Alford
Ardmore
Ben Alford
Ardmore Telephone Company
Robert Knox
Ford Construction
Dyersville
Tenn
Soil Conservation Office
Auburn
Referral Centers
Marshal Morgani
County Community Action Prom
G. W. James
Lawrence County Red Cross
Lawrence County Hospital
B Sod
Tom Pefius
Limestone County
Maples
Lester 1
Tommie Goode
Mamie
Frances Maples
Maple
Alma Jean
Otissby
Lurleen B. Wallace Memorial Cancer Fund Inc
Mason Freeman
Limestone County Committee
Beasley Thompson
Rick McGrew
W. S. Pennington
Thomas L Hammoens
C. S. Pettus
Julian Newnan
David Gordon
Decatur Boy
Portugese
Decatur Daily
Muscle Shoals
C. G. Ayers
Robbie Martin
Ayers
Martin
Civil Service Board
B. D. Kimbrough
al Moulton
North Alabama Industrial Development Board
Tri-County Industrial Board
F. H. Holland
Holland
Veep
Gayler Varnell
Sharon Huber
Elkmont
Army
Thiokol Chemical Corp
Huntsville, Ala
Lister Hill
John Sparkman
Sentinel
Redstone Arsenal
Charles F. Smith
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