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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1972

Page

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Memoir copied claim clouds Sioux chief Red Fox tale

A McGraw-Hill best seller The Memoirs of Chief Red Fox faces serious doubt and a plagiarism suit alleging 12,000 words echo The Wounded Knee Massacre by James H. McGregor. Authorities doubt the author William Red Fox’s Sioux chief status and origins, while editors defend the work as a narrative of justice for Native people.

Henry Raymont New York Times News Service New York McGraw-Hill, Inc Red Fox Fawcett William Red Fox Wounded Knee Massacre James H. McGregor Nixon New York Times Crazy Horse McGraw-Hill Albert R. Leventhal Robert S. Stewart Beverly Jane Leo Leventhal Stewart Bruce Catton Pine Ridge Reservation South Dakota United States Indian Service Gerald One Feather University of South Dakota

Prison Home Brew Hospitalizes Nine

Nine convicts, four teenagers, were hospitalized after drinking prison made home brew laced with insecticide at Draper Correctional Center in Speigner Alabama. Troopers from Georgia and Alabama delivered protopam chloride antidote from Atlanta area to Montgomery to treat the ill inmates.

Prison Home Brew Montgomery Ala Georgia Alabama Atlanta L. B. Sullivan Draper Correc St. Margaret’s Hospital James Mracek John Hale Ayerst

Edith Irving Leads in Court Behind Lawyer and Husband

Edith Irving raises a microphone cord out of the way as she and her husband Clifford Irving follow attorney M. Philip Lorder during a proceeding. The scene captures the trio moving past the court bench with Lorder guiding them.

Edith Irving M. Philip Lorder Clifford Irving Lorder

Decatur Alabama Friendliest Shopping Area Feature

Daily Calendar notes celebrate Decatur as Alabama’s friendliest shopping area with sections and weather outlook. Historical reference recalls Lend-Lease Act's 1941 start as noted in page context. Weather aims mid 60s today and upper 30s tonight with highs near 70 Saturday.

Sparkman Fete Slated April 3

An appreciation dinner for Sen. John Sparkman is set at Austin High School on April 3 at 7 p.m. Attendees from Morgan Lawrence Limestone and Cullman counties are expected. About 600 tickets at 10 dollars each will be sold, with Sen. Jennings Randolph D Va as guest speaker.

John Sparkman Austin High School Morgan, Lawrence Limestone Cullman Newton B. Powell Sparkman Morgan County Powell Jennings Randolph D. Va Sen.Sparkmen Alabama Huntsville

Boys' Ranch reunites four brothers from separated family

Toney 16, and his brothers Harry 14 George 12 and Fred 10, were raised apart after their mother was committed. At Alabama Sheriffs Boys Ranch they reunited over four years of patient care and visits culminating when the youngest joined last Christmas.

Faye Brewington Selma Toney Don Acton Alabama Sheriffs Boys Ranch Harry George Fred Ranch’ Administration Acton Pop Buddy

Boys at ranch win ribbons and honors in rodeo events

The boys’ mother is now with a daughter after release from the institution. The Department of Pensions and Security arranges biannual family visits. Toney and Harry, active in outdoor, school, and church activities, share a family unit and have won ranch awards including Fishermen of the Year and Toney named Hunter of the See BOYS.

Department of Pensions and Security Toney Harry

Hartselle Resident Sells Stove in Classified Ad

Frank Gurney of Lanier Street Hartselle sold his electric stove and sparked 11 more inquiries from readers of the Decatur Daily Want Ads. The ad promotes a copper toned, near new full size electric stove for 75 dollars, with contact numbers for Lanier Street, Hartselle and Athens.

Hartselle Frank Gurney Lanier St. Hartselle Decatur Daily Lanier St

Indictments Discredit Hughes Book In New York

New York prosecutors announce grand jury indictments against Clifford Irving his wife Edith and researcher Richard Suskind accusing them of grand larceny conspiracy and possession of forged instruments in a scheme to sell a bogus Howard Hughes autobiography. A separate federal indictment charges Irving and Suskind with perjury and conspiracy and mail fraud related to the case.

Federal New York Irvings Howard Hughes New York Times News Service Clifford Irving Howard R. Hughes Edith Richard Suskind New York County Irving and Suskind Irving Federal Court House McGraw-Hill, Inc Hughes

Consultants Differ On Six Tax Returns

Six tax consultants in Charlotte gave six different results on a joint federal return for the AP writer and his wife. Differences ranged up to 454 dollars with outcomes including a $77 tax due and a $377 refund. Some deductions cited were questionable or invalid under IRS rules.

Tom Wells Charlotte N.C Associated Press Internal Revenue Service

1972 Decatur Daily to Publish Special Cookbook Edition

The Decatur Daily announces a 24 page cookbook titled A Treasury of Favorite Recipes to appear as part of Sunday's edition. The feature showcases recipes from area cooks and highlights their culinary skills.

Decatur Daily

Dole claims AT T violated law over Miami convention

Sen Robert Dole the Republican national chairman says American Telephone and Telegraph Co appears to have violated the law twice by agreeing to install telephones at the Democratic National Convention in Miami despite a 1.5 million debt from the 1968 convention. Wholesale prices of food and many industrial goods rose nine tenths of one percent last month and the government reports a rise for the year.

Washington Robert Dole American Telephone & Telegraph Co Miami

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