Decatur Building Permits and Local Market Notes
Decatur City Clerk issues permits for 1507 14th Ave SW five room brick house price 12500 and 713 Holland Dr SW seven room brick house price 14000 with new erect building at unknown address. Decatur Curb Market opens Wednesday 6 am to noon offering tomatoes beans okra squash cucumbers potatoes and baked goods. Morgan County Sheriff reports two arrests for worthless checks and public drunkenness.
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Wolverine Drive
Bigbee-Robins Co
Holland Dr
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Decatur Curb
Happiness or Righteousness in Christian Life
The answer argues happiness is a byproduct of righteousness not its goal. It asserts goodness comes from aligning with God through Christ, cleansing from sin, and living with honest, kind, loving motives. Happiness follows true fellowship with God, while contravention of conscience harms the soul.
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More Trouble For Rocket
Cape Kennedy Fla AP Premature shutdown of the Atlas Centaur second stage ended the attempt to place the 8 200 pound stage into orbit after a 4 minute burn. NASA cited some progress including insulation panel ejection and a Centaur engine restart as partial success. The test was the second of three launches for the vehicle intended to support unmanned Surveyor moon studies next year.
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Cape Kennedy
Capt Stutts Reunites With Florence Family After 19 Months
Army Capt. Ben W. Stutts, a helicopter pilot captured in May 1963 and released recently, returns to Florence with his wife and three boys Greg 9 Mike 7 Bruce 2. A 40-man team, guards and Florence State College color guard welcomed him at Muscle Shoals Airport as relatives cheered and key to the city was presented.
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Castro Sister Defects Amid Allegations of Sold Out Revolution
Fidel Castro's sister Juanita Castro Ruz defected in Mexico alleging the Cuban regime betrayed the revolution and allied with the Soviet Union. She 描述 deteriorating conditions, 75,000 political prisoners, and medicines worth 63 million linked to Bay of Pigs exchanges.
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Mexico
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RFK Denies Conspiracy Oswald Act Was Individual
In Krakow Robert F Kennedy states Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone and had no ideological motive. Kennedy, asked about the Dallas assassination, calls Oswald a societal misfit and rejects communism as the motive. Police in St Augustine enforce new measures as integrationists demonstrate with guards.
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Illinois Bids By GOP Are Due Today
Gov William Scranton of Pennsylvania and Sen Barry Goldwater seek Illinois votes ahead of the July San Francisco convention. Harold Stassen also appears. AP poll lists 693 delegates tentatively for Goldwater and 138 for Scranton, with 39 Illinois delegates pledged to Goldwater and 18 uncommitted. Scranton challenges Goldwater to a face to face debate before the see ILLINOIS on Page 2.
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School Book Feud Sparks Alarm Over Alabama Book Depository
A heated dispute over who will run Alabama's school book depository risks leaving students without books this fall. Local school officials warn the impasse may affect districts statewide as factions debate control and policies.
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Alabama
Civil rights bill pushed to final action amid clashes
Rep Howard W Smith says the civil rights bill faces final action amid heated partisan pressure. In South Viet Nam Communist guerrillas gun down a U S helicopter crew including a pilot and gunner. An explosion on a floating oil rig off Louisiana kills two and leaves eighteen missing. Birmingham boards must present a revised segregation plan by July 17 as ordered by Federal Judge Seyborn H Lynne.
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Day’s Gap and Templeton Spring in Forrest Streak
A Morgan County reader uncovers fresh details on Forrest forces and Streight’s raid prelude. John Knox reports on the raiders’ first camp at Templeton Spring west of Mount Hope and the plundered plantation where the musical mules were entertained in an unusual fashion.
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Day’s Gap
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Mount Hope
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Report Says Two Plants Due In State
Governor Wallace says two of the nation’s largest businesses will soon announce multimillion dollar plant plans in Alabama. He declined to name firms or locations.
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George Wallace
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Markets At A Glance Mixed Trading In Early Session
New York AP markets report shows mixed to moderate stock trading with irregular bonds, a higher but uneven cotton market, soybeans and corn steady to mixed, oats weak and hog prices slipping 25 to 50 cents with a top around 19 dollars. Slaughter steers hover near 24 dollars.
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Typhoon Winnie Paralyzes Manila Killing and Wreckage
Typhoon Winnie crippled Manila with winds up to nine miles per hour, tearing roofs from buildings, flooding streets, and cutting power and communications. At least ten people drowned, with unofficial reports of seven more in the metro area, as the storm moved toward the South China Sea.
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Henry Hartzenbusch
Manila
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U.S. Clark Air Force Base
Don’t Throw That Old Furniture Away We’ll Buy It Exchange
An exchange advertises buying used furniture on Moultan Street. It invites readers to bring unwanted items for purchase, promoting quick cash for sofas chairs tables and other household furnishings.
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