Diabetes Center campaign seeks $1 million in Alabama
An Alabama statewide drive led by Sidney Smyer and Cooper Green asks Lime and Morgan counties residents to donate $25 000 toward a five story Diabetes Treatment and Training Center at the Medical Center in Birmingham. The project will include a 40 bed hospital unit and research space, with federal grants covering much of the cost.
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Telephone company aids Decatur July Fourth festival
South Central Bell publishes The Bell Tel News to 347 000 Alabama families promoting the Spirit of America event at Delano Park Decatur on July Fourth. The Steering Committee led by Judge Newton B. Powell thanks the company for public service as 25 000 attendees last year helped win an Honor Medal at Valley Forge.
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Flowers Stealing Note From R I Hensley Grave Sparks Forum
In Hartselle Alabama a reader laments the theft of flowers from Mr R I Hensley s grave at Johnson s Chapel Cemetery and offers to replace them if the thief reveals themselves. The letter also outlines forum submission guidelines for signatures and length.
Advice for widows on single parenting and longing for a Christian husband
Billy Graham counsels a widow raising two children alone. He urges seeking divine provision and notes the need for a father figure to guide the children while acknowledging the hardship and responsibility of single motherhood. He quotes Paul on God supplying needs.
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Johnson seeks improved Soviet ties and Berlin restraint
President Johnson pushes for peaceful coexistence with the Soviet Union, coordinating with Rusk and Kuznetsov to curb East German tensions and deter a broader nuclear exchange. He hints at limiting antimissile production and expanding the Test Ban Treaty while Vietnam and domestic student rebellions shape policy.
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Faith and inner power through belief in yourself
Norman Vincent Peale describes how faith gives inherent power to handle life’s troubles. A taxi rideshare conversation with a grieving driver reinforces the idea that belief can make one resilient and capable beyond hardships. He cites Edison and W. Clement Stone to reinforce the mantra Believe you can and you can.
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Decatur Daily publication details and notices
Publication information for The Decatur Daily lists schedule days and edition times, postal and mailing details, stampings, and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions with terms and delivery options. It includes rates, tax info, and service notes for readers and subscribers.
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