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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1963

Page

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Lilienthal Plans Major TVA Anniversary Address

Former TVA and AEC chairman David E. Lilienthal will speak May 18 at 10 am in the Decatur High School Auditorium on TVA The 1st and 2nd 30 Years The event marks TVA 30th anniversary and includes a $1000 student essay contest with $500 $300 and $200 scholarships for Morgan Limestone and Lawrence County students submitted by May 4 1000 word limit and teacher submission.

Lilienthal TVA Ic Energy Commission Decatur High School T.V.A South Tennessee Valley Decatur Daily Morgan, Lawrence Limestone Counties Decatur Electric Department Athens-Limestone Electric Department

And Mine Women’s Chamber meeting postponed to March 22

The And Mine Women’s Chamber of Commerce meeting was moved from Friday to March 22 in the Civic Room at the Lyons Hotel. Olen L. McBride plans to leave for Mexico soon due to health reasons. Gail Speegle, daughter of Mr and Mrs W E Speegle, earned Honor Roll at Freed-Harderman College with a 3.778 GPA while in a full time pre medical program. See DIARY on Page 2.

Women’s’ Chamber of Commerce Lyons Hotel Gail Speegle W. E. Speegle Carridale St Decatur Freed-Hardeman College Henderson Tenn Gail

Mississippi State Heads to NCAA Tournament Amid Court Orders

Mississippi State basketball team leaves for the NCAA tournament despite a court order from segregation factions. A source says another judge may issue an order to lift the ban. In Alabama, a judge seeks briefs on a request to permanent injunction racial demonstrations in Talladega. In Washington, the House passes a $15.8 billion military buying bill and the Senate committee approves a four year draft extension.

State College, Miss Mississippi State State College Board MSU Talladega Ala William C. Sullivan Washington House Senate Armed Services Committee

Wallace pledges gradual desegregation for Alabama schools

Gov. George Wallace told Alabama educators he will move toward a nation’s best school system on a segregated basis. He promised major school-finance breakthroughs while ensuring white and colored schools receive aid and fair treatment, and urged letting families choose between segregated state schools or federally integrated options.

Birmingham George Wallace Alabama Alabama Education Association Wallace Washington

Does Living for God Always Bring Material Prosperity

The speaker says financial success is not guaranteed by faith. Honest, Christian ethics can attract business, raising job value, but true prosperity lies in spiritual growth, with soul peace outweighing material gain.

Christ God

Road Issue On Final Leg

Montgomery AP reports the road bond issue is near approval in a week-old special session. The Senate expected to pass the House approved measure and send it to Gov George Wallace. A test vote on an amendment shows strong admin support. a proposal to use funds for federal matching was defeated 29 to 5.

U. S. and Soviet Popularity Rise in Europe

A U S information Agency poll shows rising pro US and pro Soviet sentiment in four major European nations. Confidence in U S leadership hits record gains in Britain and West Germany while France softens due to De Gaulle Kennedy tensions.

Washington U.S U.S. Information Agency Cuba Europe USIR America Soviet Union Britain West Germany France Charles de Gaulle Kennedy

Chinese Agree To Meet Soviet In Diplomatic Talks

Red China has agreed to meet a Soviet delegation to resolve ideological differences and ease remarks war between Peking and Moscow. China maintains its hard line against the West and rejects peaceful coexistence while inviting Khrushchev to visit Peking or send a delegation headed by another comrade.

Tokyo Red China Peking Moscow Kremlin Alban Soviet Communist Party

Frigidaire Appliances at Robinson's on 2nd Ave

Frigidaire appliances advertised at Robinson's on 2nd Ave offered for 199 dollars. The brief notice highlights a promotional price for home kitchen equipment.

Robinson's 2Nd Ave Ady

Car Bucks Over Moulton 4 Boy Youngster Killed Instantly

Oliver Ray Woodard two-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Woodard of Moulton 4 was crushed to death when his father backed a car from a driveway and struck him as the child played under the vehicle. The coroner said the death was instantaneous and funeral services are set for Friday at Wren Baptist Church with burial in Montgomery Cemetery.

Moulton Oliver Ray Woodard Melvin Woodard Lawrence County Harvey Elliott Wren Baptist Church C. E. Aston Montgomery Cemetery Elliott-Brown Funeral Home Delores Faye Woodard Bobby Lee

Floods Cause Mud and Misery Across Five States

After days of torrential rain the swollen rivers inundated homes and businesses in Kentucky Tennessee Virginia Alabama and West Virginia. Fifteen deaths and five missing persons reported as rescue teams aided evacuations and a Greyhound bus was stranded with ten passengers and a driver rescued by amphibious vehicles.

Kentucky West Virginia Kennedy Tennessee Virginia Abama Paintsville Prestonsburg Civil Defense Greyhound Chattanooga Tenn Forrest F. Darnell Memphis Highway 64

Road Damage In Area Set At 500000

County leaders report significant road damage from heavy Monday rain. Limestone County estimates exceed 100000 to 200000, with Linn County and Morgan expected to rise to 150000 or more and possibly 250000. Tornado damage in Cullman may top a million dollars. TVA expects limited flood impact along the Tennessee River.

Morgen Lawrence Limestone Homer McLemore County Board of Revenue McLemore Lawrence County Board of Revenue Clyde Cameron Board of Revenue Tennessee River Alabama TVA Public Information Office TVA

Hear Dr Dale Oldham at 6th Ave Church of God

Dr Dale Oldham will speak tonight at 7 PM at the 6th Ave Church of God with the event titled Christian Brotherhood Hoer. The advertisement notes a religious gathering and invites attendance.

Dale Oldham Christian Brotherhood 6Th Ave Church of God

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David E. Lilienthal The Tennessee Valley Authority Atom Morgan, Limestone Ecruit Olen L. McBride Mexico County As&c U. S By Lewis Gulick United States de Gaulle Calley Mao West John Roderick Khrushchev Chinese Communist Party Mao Tze-tung Cambodia Ieee Decature Frank Parker Associated Press Big Sandy River Ken Reynolds
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