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Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1960

Page

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Building Permits Reported in Decatur Tuesday

City clerk issues building permits to C. M. Sr extending a room at 821 St. SE for 500 dollars Fred Vickers adds a room at 414 Clark St. SW for 900 dollars C B Pettus adds a bath at 1416 North St. SE for 9000 dollars R A Hawkins adds two rooms and enclose back porch at 10th St. SE for 2275 dollars M E Hickson storage room at 1308 11th St. SE for 475 dollars John A. Ricks 19 Decatur 1 charged with driving without a license after his car collided with a parked vehicle owned by Z P Watkins. See Diary on Page 2.

C. M. Sr St. SE Fred Vickers Clark St C. 8. Pettus Bath North St R. A. Hawkins 10Th St M. E. Hickson Lth John A. Ricks Decatur 1 Z. P. Watkins Watkins Decatur Decatur General Hospital Robert Bigbee Church St Eetee Se Oates Seren Higdon Bigbee McNeal Decatur General

Forgiveness and Redemption Reflected in a Church Message

A reflection on seeking forgiveness through faith. The speaker admits past wild behavior and revenge, notes mutual reform, and emphasizes God’s readiness to forgive. The sermon frames sins as cast away in the depths of the sea and invites repentance through church guidance.

Church

Traffic Crackdown in North Alabama Opens 10 County Drive

North Alabama law enforcement from over 450 officers across 10 counties begin a crackdown today to curb deadly driving. The statewide death toll sits at 298 this year, up from 284, with police patrols, sheriffs, city agencies, and judges coordinating arrests and enforcement indefinitely.

North Alabama Justices of the Peace N. Alabama

Plan To Fight NAACP Effort Is Promised

In Alabama a plan to resist a NAACP effort was promised as an official stated action. Bene Lane, Patterson, and Gallion were unavailable for comment as they were out of the state.

NAACP Alabama Regis Patterson Gallion

Hit-Skip Car Sought for an Automobile

A hit skip incident prompts police to seek a specific car model involved in a traffic collision. Details about the vehicle remain scarce in reports, with authorities urging witnesses to come forward.

House Runs Over Man in Detroit

Detroit report says a house ran over Richard Siewertsen. No further details about the incident or its circumstances are provided.

Detroit Richard Siewertsen

Holiday Death Toll Predicted Around 370

Officials warn the holiday period could see about 370 fatalities as traffic and risky behavior rise. Advisories urge sober driving and fatigue awareness to reduce casualties.

New Sinclair Petro-Chem Barge Launched At Sea

A new type of barge built for Sinclair Refining Co and DuPont was launched at 11 30 am. The vessel named Sinclair Petro-Chem No 1 was completed in about three months by Ingalls. It will transport xylenes from Houston to DuPonts Old Hickory plant for use in making Dacron.

Fining Co Sinclair Oil Corp E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co Sinclair Refining Co Sinclair Petro-Chem No. 1 Ingalls Sinclair Sinclair’s Houston Tex E. I. du Pont Old Hickory Tenn du Pont

Western powers end disarmament conference talks

In Geneva the collapsed disarmament conference ends as Western delegations hold a rump session after the Soviet bloc abstains. The five Western reps condemn the secretariat for circulating documents from what they call a private meeting.

Geneva U. N. Secretariat

Weather and River Report for Decatur and Vicinity

Weather data shows high yesterday at 78 degrees and a low around 7 at 2:36 a.m. The river levels near Decatur are listed as 594.8 feet for Ville and 506.9 feet for Wilson, with 11:05 a.m. observations noted today.

Ville Wilson

Congress members react to presidential diplomacy remarks

Most Congress members greet the decision with approval while denouncing critics of his ventures in personal diplomacy. Senator Dirksen of Illinois praises the speech as autocritics ander Wiley calls it very good. Johnson of Texas hopes the policy proves beneficial despite potential losses, urging unity for freedom and peace with justice.

Japan Imee Saute M. Dirksen Ilinois Senate

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N. Ala Ae Ciaots Brad Bettye Frink Athens Colbert Frigidsire Robinson’s Sinclair Co Michael Goldsmith Decatur and Vicinity Johansson Congress U.S REDS By Ken Reynolds Ree Daly
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