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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1976

Page

5

Slow action as Decatur council races brace for July 6 qualifying

Decatur voters await the July 6 qualifying deadline as council races show light competition. Incumbent Byron Vann stands unchallenged for place four while Arthur Faulkner gains a rival for place five. Rex Cheatham joined for place five, joining Max Patterson and Leo Wenzler for place one. Places two and three are crowded with candidates including Charles Mahaffy Tom Wood Jim DeLones James H. Lee Sr Bill Oakley and Bob Shannon. Patterson filed June 24 with City Clerk Florence Adams. Campaigning remains modest overall with mayoral race activity sharper and bumper stickers, lawn signs, and yard posters visible around town. Candidates must designate a place for their run by 5 p.m. July 6.

Hub Gardner Lee Wenzler Jim DeLones Robert E Bob Byron Vann Shannon Arthur E. Faulkner David W. Grissom Max Ww. Patterson Tom Wood Rex Cheatham Bill Oakley Freddie B. Peek Charles Mahaffey James H. Lee Hal Watkins Russell Bolding Wm. A. Waugh Bill J. Dukes James Chapman Paul Foreman Decatur Byron Vann Arthur Faulkner Faulkner Morgan County Young Democrats Cheatham Max Patterson Leo Wenzler Charles Mahaffy Morgan Patterson Florence Adams David Grissom Hal Watkins Freddie Peek Watkins Freeman Ave Bolding Bill

Debakey predicts cures for heart disease and artificial heart by century end

Dr. Michael DeBakey told AMA delegates that researchers are closing in on heart disease cures and that an artificial heart could be available by the turn of the century. He warned that heart transplants may no longer be worthwhile based on current data.

Dallas Michael DeBakey American Medical Association DeBakey

Fairfax Children Attend Virginia Constitution Anniversary Speech

Three Fairfax youngsters struggle to stay awake during a Tuesday ceremony marking the 200th anniversary of Virginia’s first constitution. Carolyn McHale, Karen Feuchter, and Sheila Schmucher sit nearby as adults speak about the historical milestone.

Fairfax Tion State of Virginia Carolyn McHale Karen Feuchter Sheila Schmucher

Community events and church programs listed for Thursday

Aime Thursday fellowship meets at 7 p.m. First Baptist youth center. Sooner Cemetery lot owners gather at City Hall 7 p.m. to seek city maintenance takeover. Boy Scouts Troop 414 sell goat stew at 2 p.m. Salem Shopping Center and Old Pleasant Grove School Athens. Spirit of America Parade 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Point Mallard west lot. Decatur Saddle Club hosts horse show 6:30 p.m. Morgan County Fairgrounds arena. 1951 Lawrence County High School class reunion 7:30 p.m. Holiday Inn. Higgins Tanksley picnic 10 a.m. Mabel Smith residence Cullman. Flower Hill Church recognizes Ac Teens and G A s at 7 p.m. Mt Zion Old-fashioned day features Hardin Quartet. West End United Methodist Church 7:30 p.m. Devotion Singers. Full Gospel Holiness Tabernacle 7 p.m. Christian Singers six miles south of Moulton. Liberty Methodist Church Alabama 24 7:30 p.m. Sonny Jones and the Cavaliers. Mt Tabor United Methodist east of Hartselle 7 p.m. Representatives. First Holy Church of Christ 7:30 p.m. Happy Sounds. Salem Baptist Church west of Moulton 7:30 p.m. Sonny Jones and the Cavaliers.

Boy Scouts of America West Limestone Salem Old Pleasant Grove School Athens

Brezhnev Pushes East Berlin Summit in Turbulent Communist Unity

Paris dispatch reports a two day East Berlin summit where Brezhnev pressed for unity among world communists amid Tito's lingering dissent. The talks, clouded by eurocommunist shifts and Khrushchev era tensions, aim to chart a path for multi party socialism while Moscow resists accepting other models. Brezhnev faces domestic strains amid Poland price protests and cautious allied parties.

Paris East Berlin Brezhnev Tito Alexander Herzen Saturns Kamchatka Belgrade Stalin Moscow Mikhail Suslov Aleksandar Grlickov Comintern Cominform Nikita Khrushchev Peking Russia Italy France Francois I Suleiman Turkey Spain Berlinguer Marchais Carrillo Soviet Union Kremlin John Gollan England Communist Party

Western Marxist Tensions Split Communist World

Frederick G. Bonfils notes that Russian methods dominate many Marxist parties while Western European approaches lag, creating an uneasy rift. He cites Titoism Western and non-Slavic strains, with Italian Gramsci, Togliatti, and Berlinguer shaping ideologies, and Berlinguer’s remark on feeling more at ease in Western Europe.

Western Europe Gramsci Rome Togliatti Berlinguer East

Opinion: The Decatur Daily Letter Policy

The Decatur Daily states it may edit all letters to the editor for length clarity and readability. Readers should include their full name and city of residence, with brief, controversial or civic-minded topics encouraged for publication.

Decatur Daily

Alabama petroleum marketers oppose divestiture

The Alabama Petroleum Marketers Association urges opposition to divestiture in S. 2387, arguing against breaking up integrated oil companies. The letter notes industry structure, competition, and potential higher prices, calling on Senators and Congressmen to oppose divestiture legislation. F. D. Peebles Jr. signs as president.

P.O. Box THE Decatur Daily Alabama Senate Judiciary Committee Senate U.S OPEC Free World United States Yeurs F. D. Peebles, Jr Alabama Petroleum Marketers Association

Federal judges hear NJ school shutdown fate Thursday

In Trenton the entire federal judiciary is ordered to a hearing to decide if New Jersey schools must close Thursday under a state Supreme Court order tied to a new financing plan. The May 13 ruling said the current property tax system unfairly harms schools in poorer neighborhoods.

Trenton N.J New Jersey State House State Supreme Court

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