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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1966
Page
4
Call for conference on Morgan County health officer duties
The Morgan County Health Department lacks a fulltime health officer hindering county health standards. Officials from the State Health Department and local boards urge a near term conference to address funding and salary limits to secure a fulltime health officer for Morgan and surrounding counties.
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Morgan County Health Department
State Health Department
Board of Health
Morgan County
County of
Morgan
Decatur
Lauderdale
Limestone
Health Department of
Alabama
Birmingham Leaders Promote Civic Center and City Rebuilding
Birmingham officials and civic leaders traveled to New York to unveil a $25 million Civic Center plan. Mayor Albert Boutwell cited broad community support and a wave of urban renewal projects across Alabama, including Decatur’s new downtown ambitions and a revived central business district association.
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Birmingham
Civic Uife
New York
Albert Boutwell
Alabama
Decatur
Decatur Chamber of Commerce
Federal
Decatur Central Business District Association
Central Business
Soviet and U S discord over nuclear disarmament talks
The Soviet Union denies a precondition on disarmament while accusing U S aggression in Vietnam. U S negotiator Foster criticizes Soviet propaganda and intransigence, urging on site inspection and a treaty banning nuclear weapons to pave lasting peace.
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U. S
Viet Nam
William C. Foster
Russia
China
Foster
Soviet Union
Far East
Roschin
NATO
Red
Moscow
Dodd Conducts Heated Senate Ethics Hearing Sparks Open Door Debate
The closed sessions of the Senate Ethics Committee featured two Dodd shouting tirades and long testimony by his Wall Street attorney John Sennett. Dodd demanded suspending the hearing for returning senators and questioned a handwrit ing postscript, prompting a handwriting expert review. The panel then opened hearings to the public, while Dodd pressed for more time to cross examine witnesses behind closed doors.
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Washington
Senate Ethics Committee
Tom Dodd
D-Conn
Wall_Street
John F. Sennett
Dodd
Sennett
John Stennis
Dmiss
Stennis
Julius Klein
Luger Westrick
Klein
Procrastination of Soul Salvation Warned In Reflection
The text reflects on delaying salvation and the Bible’s warning of sudden destruction for the unrepentant. It cites a Herman Wouk theme about timing and the urgency to seek God now, emphasizing that forgiveness is possible but repentance has no limit once life ends. It urges choosing Christ before it is too late.
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Washington
U.S
United States
Moscow
Izvestia
Viet Nam
H. W
Herman Wouk
Christ
Helms Named CIA Chief Tracks Professional Shift in Spy Field
Marquis Childs profiles James McG Helms as the new CIA director, noting his low public profile and intent to run a professional, disciplined agency. He faces challenges from past criticism, secrecy pressures, and new tech like satellites while aiming to balance democracy with covert operations.
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Washington
James McG. Helms
Central Intelligence Agency
Helms
White House
CIA
William F. Raborn Jr
Raborn
Langley
Potomac
White
Allen Dulles
James Bond
Europe
Switzerland
Williams College
Phi Beta Kappa
Indianapolis Times
Office of Strategic Services
J. G
Sverdlovsk
Soviet Union
Samos
Space
Russia
China
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Decatur local notes and historical milestones
The Decatur city council acted to collect overdue public improvement assessments. Workmen torn down the old livery stable for a new federal building. The Chamber of Commerce sought highway funds for U.S. 31 improvements. Kiwanis sponsored the Tennessee Valley Horse Show at Benson Field. The county board planned to receive $6,407 in federal funds for financial assistance.
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New Decatur
Lower Ank St
Chamber of Commerce
Highway Department
U. S. 31
Decatur Kiwanis Club
Benson Field
Morgan County Board of Education
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W. W. Greshman
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Pecan Bayou
Sen. Eastland
Milton Hammer
New York City
Abe Multer
Brooklyn
Multer
Wall Street
Australia
Associated Press
Archduke Francis Ferdinand of
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