Alcohol and drinking dangers debated in 1965 readers' letter
A reader letter cites a February 1962 Pageant report by William Rambo arguing alcohol is a poison and addictive. It lists effects on the brain liver kidneys heart and glands and warns moderate drinking still risks harm including impaired judgment and potential death. The piece urges readers to reconsider drinking, signing Faye T. Blair.
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Decatur Daily
Decatur
Alabama
Gerald F. Schoditsch
Sunday Daily
William Rambo
Frederick Lemere
Seattle
William F. Boos
Mostious
Lemere
Faye T. Blair
Move to curb federal school funds sparks local uproar
A letter from Hartselle voices concern over appeasement of federal education funds and calls for a thorough probe into how the move was made. The writer argues against county at large elections for officials and urges residents to contact Montgomery lawmakers to protect local control.
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Keppel
Chamber of Comce
Washington
Counity Board
Montgomery
Hartselle
Ala
County Board of Education Faces School Integration Debate
A Decatur Alabama reader complains that the County Board of Education has again moved to open integration across all twelve grades of county schools, casting doubt on local control and prompting public concern. The letter implies a contested move and calls for scrutiny of school policies.
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Hartselle
Ala
Decatur Daily
Decatur
Stock Yards Bank chief Maxwell Sanders sought long talk
Max Sanders, president of Stock Yards Bank, is in demand as a speaker. Before a meeting he asked the chairman how long he should speak. The chairman replied to talk as long as he liked but noted attendees planned to leave after about 15 minutes.
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Louisville
Max Sanders
Stock Yards Bank
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