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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1966
Page
3
A roster of hospital admissions and dismissals across multiple towns lists patient names by facility. Entries show patient names and associated towns such as Moulton Cullman Hanceville Cullman Vinemont and others, with some counts noted.
Mr and Mrs Don Wayman Welborn of Moulton welcome a daughter Monday at Lawrence County Hospital. Mr and Mrs Jimmy Posey of Decatur announce a daughter born Monday at Lawrence County Hospital. Mr and Mrs Chester Lemimond of Decatur report a son born Monday at Baugh Wiley Smith Hospital. Mr and Mrs J P Burks of Cullman announce a daughter born at Cullman Hospital. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Fanning of Cullman report a daughter born at Cullman Hospital. Mr and Mrs Raymond Hayes of Cullman announce a daughter born at Cullman Hospital. Mr and Mrs John Humphries of Cullman report a son born at Cullman. Mr and Mrs Hugh Hogan of Cullman 2 have a son born at Cullman Worth St. Mrs Novella Collins 1015 5th Ave. Miss Sheila Ann Chaffin Falkville 1 Gary Thompson Hartselle 3 Miss Betty Johnson 211 11th Ave SW Mrs Dwight Muzzy Decatur Mrs Cecil Ross and infant son Trinity 1 Mrs Kenneth King Hartselle Mrs Leo Cothren 918 Austin St Mrs Floyd Hagood Belle Mina MST Steven Goodpasture 1908 10th St MST Kenneth Freeman Decatur 1.
Morgan County landowner George G Baker won 1500 in circuit court for three acres condemned for right of way on U S 231 and Alabama 36. The State offered 250 per acre. defendant valued at 1000. Jury deliberated 30 minutes after late morning testimony.
Supreme Court justice Hugo L Black defies labels as he dissents from part of the 1965 Voting Rights Act ruling. He argues Congress overstepped, warning against treating states as uniform units and resisting compelled changes to public library access and voting procedures.
Reported war strength shows precisely 280565 American troops participated with 1704 killed in action or died of wounds. Strong losses noted among combat deaths as the campaign progressed, reflecting the conflict's heavy toll on personnel.
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