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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1966

Page

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Athens Wins 1.3 Million Grant for Water Project

Athens will receive 1.3 million dollars under the Economic Development Act to finance a 2.76 million water transmission line to Elk River and a new intake and purification plant. Mayor Robert Allen Tinnon and City Attorney W. W. Malone Jr. traveled to Washington to accept the grant before the June 30 fiscal year deadline.

Athens Elk River Robert Allen Tinnon W. W. Malone Jr Washington EDA Tinnon Decatur Daily

Civil Defense Convention Opens in Decatur

About 200 Civil Defense workers and volunteers from across Alabama attended the opening session at Congress Inn of Decatur. Gen Bob Betts of Orlando was set to deliver the keynote at a noon luncheon as delegates registered and committees met.

David Knight The Alabama Civil Defense Association Congress Inn Decatur Bob Betts Orlando Fla U.S. Civil Defense Council Howard Proctor Decatur- Morgan County

Building Permits and Local Notices From Decatur Diary

Building permits issued Tuesday include W. W. Speakman for demolishing a porch carport and storage room at 202 Memorial Dr NW costing 2000 dollars. Mrs. Oscar Key at 1417 5th Ave SW covers patio for 200 dollars. Jerry Southward at 726 Lafayette St NW plans a storage room for 350 dollars. Decatur Toastmasters cancel meeting this week. J Swink won last week's speech award on Corruption for a Dime. Miss Donna Fuller named to Converse College dean's list in Spartanburg SC. Cypress St See Diary on Page 2.

W. W. Speakman Memorial Dr Oscar Key 5Th Ave Jerry Southward Lafayette St Decatur J. Swink R. B. Cooper Donna Fuller Converse College Spartanburg S. C Aubrey Fuller Cypress

FBI probes possible newsman tip on bombing expansion

Washington AP reports the FBI, under Johnson orders, opened an intensive inquiry into whether U.S. officials tipped off newsmen about expanding bombing in North Vietnam oil facilities. The House Judiciary Committee voted to exempt home sellers from a tough open housing provision. Senate confirmed Virgil Pittman for federal judgeships in Alabama.

Washington FBI Johnson U.S Viet Nam House Judiciary Committee Senate Gadsden Virgil Pittman Alabama

Markets At A Glance Stocks Fall Amid Mixed Commodities

New York and Chicago market notes show stocks down amid general selling while grain futures rise for soybeans and corn. Cotton moves slowly as hog prices slip and slaughter cattle edge higher.

New York Chicago

Viet Cong Casualty Claims and U S Progress

Charles Mohr analyzes Viet Nam casualty estimates and timelines to victory in a three part series. The piece questions the accuracy of Viet Cong destruction claims and outlines U S performance assessments. The narrative references West Germany’s role as a major Western trading partner and potential shifts in East European relations per New York Times reports.

South Viet Nam Charles Mohr U. S West Germany New York Times

Citywide school census to begin this week

City school officials start a four year census requiring names dates of birth ages races birthplaces and parent occupations for children 3 to 20. Families may need birth certificates or Bible records to verify ages and notes include residents who are nearly blind or deaf under 50.

Cora Blair DAILY H. R. Leeman

Athens Limestone Hospital Approved for Medicare Eligibility

Athens Limestone County Hospital was added to HEW's eligible list for Medicare in Alabama. The approval brings Alabama to 60.2 percent of 148 hospitals able to treat Medicare patients. With this, all area general hospitals meet civil rights compliance for participation.

Athens - Limestone County Hospital Health, Education and Welfare Alabama HEW Athens - Limestone Decatur General Hospi Limestone

Air Force and Navy jets hit Hanoi and Haiphong depots

US raids near Hanoi and Haiphong reported highly successful with fuel depots set ablaze and smoke rising to 35 000 feet near Hanoi and 20 000 feet at Haiphong. One F105 Thunderchief was missing after the strike, while Hanoi radio claimed multiple planes were shot down and pilots captured. In Saigon monks rally around moderation and Thich Tam Chau as Thich Tri Quang’s hunger strike continues.

Saigon South Viet Nam North Viet Nam Hanoi Haiphong U.S U.S. Air Force U. S U.S. Command Viet Nam Buddhist Institute Thich Tam Chau Thich Tri Quang Quang Air Force

McNamara outlines North Vietnam raids target oil depots

Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara said U S planes hit Hanoi Haiphong oil depots to make infiltration of the south more costly. He framed the raids as highly successful and stressed civilian harm and nonmilitary destruction were to be avoided.

Washington Robert S. McNamara U.S Hanoi- Haiphong North Viet Nam South

Telephone Executive Commander Reassigned to District Forecast Role

Irvin M. Commander Jr., longtime manager of Southern Bell in Tuscaloosa, is promoted to district forecast supervisor with Birmingham headquarters. The role covers forecasting future telephone growth for the Tuscaloosa district and supervising special projects in the Birmingham office.

Irvin M. Commander, Jr Southern Bell Telephone Co Birmingham Tuscaloosa General Commercial Engineer

Roberts Named AACC President

Mobile official Guy D Roberts, chair of the Morgan County Board of Revenue and Control, was elevated to president of the Alabama Association of County Commissioners during the organization’s final session at the Admiral Semmes Hotel. The Tuscaloosa native and University of Alabama graduate previously served as first vice president.

Mobile Guy D. Roberts Morgan County Board of Revenue and Control Alabama Association of County Commissioners Roberts

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Hanoi-Haiphong Winford Turner Robert Betts Jaycee Miss Ann Williams Decatur Jaycees 4Th Ave. SE Gordon Dr Baugh-Wiley-Smith Hospital Stewart Weaver Jaycees George Evans Viet Cong Statistics Limestone Hospital Murray Lanter Elliott St. SE Chimp Lanter Mrs. Lanter By Robert Tuckman Mac McNamara Dean Rusk AACC Mes Hotel Miss Myriam- See Roberts University of Alabama I. M. Commander JR Quickies Ken Reynolds
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