Baker Firm Plans 150000 Building Expansion and Relocation
Charles D. Baker announced a 150000 expansion and relocation for T. E. Baker & Sons Manufacturing Co to a 24000 square foot plant on Cedar Lake Rd near the L and N Railroad. The 70 to 75 employee target and new facilities aim to boost volume and diversify products beyond bakery boxes in a growing Decatur industrial area.
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Charles D. Baker
T. E. Baker & Sons Manufacturing Co
Cedar Lake Rd
L&n Railroad
Baker
T. E. Baker & Sons
Hartselle
Decatur
Byco
Sherman St
Byco Plastics
Local groups schedule meetings and events around Huntsville area
Grimalle Mellquist head of Applied Manufacturing Research will speak at 8 pm Tuesday to the American Society of Tool and Manufacturing Engineers Huntsville Chapter 171 at the Sahara Motel. Decatur Junior Chamber Auxiliary to meet at Shan Gri La Thursday 7 pm. Rising Sun Lodge called meeting Monday 7 pm in Masonic Temple for B A degree. Judy Parker reports a 1954 Chevrolet door damage and missing hubcaps and cash. Red Cross first aid instructor course runs 7 10 pm through March 15 with Charles Schmidt as instructor. Morgan County Red Cross meets Thursday 2 30 pm at courthouse annex. I E Self notes several items for discussion. A Morgan County student earns fall term Dean’s List at the University of Alabama Miss Mary Ann Riley of Decatur. Alabama Nurses Association District 14 meets Monday 7 30 pm at Decatur General Hospital. See DIARY on Page 2.
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V. G. Millquist
General Dynamics/Astronautics
American Society of Tool and Manufacturing Engineers
Huntsville
Sahara Motel
Mellquist
Red Cross
Charles Schmidt
Atlanta
Morgan County
The
American Red Cross
Anex
I. E. Self
Home Service
University of Alabama
Mary Ann Riley
Decatur
Living with the doldrums and finding life’s spark
A reader asks how to feel alive amid daily drift. The reply cites a 3,000-person survey showing 94 percent endure today while awaiting tomorrow. Inner spiritual resources and Carlyle’s urging to work and believe are offered as remedy.
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B. M
Carlyle
Christ
Barge Strikes Rail Bridge Delaying Tennessee River Traffic
A barge rammed the Southern Railway bridge over the Tennessee River causing light damage and delaying three freight trains for about 50 minutes. Bridge repair expected to start Monday. the tow remained at the site from 7 to 7:50 p.m. before moving downstream.
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Southern Railway
Tennessee River
Southern Railway Division
J. T. Roberts
R. E. Bridges
Southern
L&n
Berry Wilson
Roberts
Gleason's Daughter Weds Student in Scranton
Linda Mae Gleason age 21 daughter of comedian Jackie Gleason married John A. Miller Jr. 23 in Scranton. Both are students at Catholic University in Washington D C.
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Scranton, Pa
Linda Mae Gleason
Jackie Gleason
John A. Miller Jr
Scranton
Catholic University
Washington, D. C
Quick Denial Is Released
Reporters describe a fresh wave of Communist accusations that the United States used chemical weapons in South Viet Nam. Pentagon officials deny the charges as Saigon sources note weed killer applications to reduce guerrilla ambushes.
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United States
Southeast Asia
South Viet Nam
Robert Tuckman
Moscow
South
Viet Nam
Pentagon
Washington
Red Star
Peking
Red China
North
Budapest
Hungary
U.S. Defense Department
Saigon
Associated Press
Malcolm W. Browne
Bill Moves Like A Steamroller In Alabama Highway Push
A massive administration effort speeds through technical hurdles for Gov. George Wallace's $100 million highway bond measure. The House, in a 30 minute Saturday session, passed second reading. the bill heads for Tuesday passage and quick Senate action possible next Thursday. The measure has broad support with 82 of 106 House members and 27 of 35 in the Senate backing it.
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Senate
House
Gridiron Club Dinner Roasts Include Kennedy and Rockefeller
Politicians and celebrities ribbed each other at the Gridiron Club’s 78th white tie dinner in Washington. President Kennedy, Gov. Rockefeller, and other luminaries were lampooned in skits and songs, with Beale Jr. inaugurated as club president.
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Washington
Kennedy
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Gridiron—Club
Adlai E. Stevenson
Statler- Hilton
Lyndon B. Johnson
Earl Warren
Congress
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Michigan
George Romney
Rockefeller
Milwaukee
William L. Beale Jr
Associated Press
Five Opry Stars Lost In Crash Notebook
Ardmore residents recount the Grand Ole Opry’s shock after the deaths of Johnny or Patsy Cline Hawkshaw Hawkins Jack Anglin and others in a crash near Nashville. They note the show’s impact, fear a temporary lull, and expect fans to return to music soon.
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Grand Ole Opry
Opry
Ryman Auditorium
Nashville
Tenna
Bord “Acuff
Acuff
Johnny
Jack
Jack Anglin
Johnny and
Ott Devine
Devine
Hawkshaw Hawkins
Hawkins
Florence
Patsy Cline
Miss Cline
Cowboy Copas
Randy Hughes
Copas
Hughes
Ole Hawkshaw
James Nelson
Ardmore
Nelson
Rockefeller pitches for Wisconsin unity tax plan
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller arrives in Milwaukee as he promotes a five point alternative to Kennedy economic policy aimed at restoring GOP unity. He says he cannot decide on 1964 candidacy and criticizes Kennedy while outlining tax cuts for corporations and individuals beginning July 1 to spur investment and growth.
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Stevenson
New York
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Dion Henderson
Milwaukee
Wis
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Wisconsin
Kennedy
Rockefeller
Miwaukee Press Club
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Humphrey
Wisconsin Gop
Richard M. Nixon
Milwaukee Auditorium
Alexander Wiley
Nixon
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Baker Auto Body Service
Ray
Goodyear Rubber, Co
Manufacturing Co
Southern Bread
T. E. Baker
Charlie
Ray Baker
Wavalee
Grimalle
Rising Sun Lodge
Masonic Temple
Judy Parker
Rock St
Decatur High School
Alabama Nurses Association
Decatur General Hospital
Gleason
Hanoi
South Tene
Red Chinese Red Cross Society
Bill
Magnavox Color TV
Robinson's
Second Ave
Ade
Rockefeller’s
Lang
Robert Welch
By Winford Turner
Charles de Gaulle
Basel
Switzerland
Europe
Rocky
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