Hospital Dismissals and Addresses List Summary
A list of discharged patients and their home or nearby addresses appears, naming Mrs. Ronnie F. Cavnar, Mrs. Bessey V. Kilpatric, Mrs. William S. Killen, and others in Decatur Athens Danville Falkville Hart selle Somerville Moulton Courtland Decatur. The entries include infant names and multiple residents across several cities.
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Ronnie F. Cavnar
8Th Ave
Bessey V. Kilpatric
Madison St
William S. Killen
Athens
Sallie B. Rucker
John William Dorries
Kimberly Ct
Napoleon Priest
Sykes St
Woodrow Marion Norris
Danville
Russell Keith Mobley
William Byrd West
Hartselle
Franklin D. Hanners
Dwight Jones
Somerville
Robert Ted
Editorial Analysis of Johnson Housing and Model Cities Plan
The Auburn Bulletin argues Johnson's six million housing units proposal is unlikely to advance quickly. It calls for broader urban renewal linking housing with education health and jobs, and urges Congress to fund model cities. It warns rural poverty drives urban migration and rioting, urging immediate action.
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Auburn Bulletin
Congress
Johnson
New York Times
Obituaries for Cecil P Little and family in Moulton
Funeral services for Cecil P Little 48 of Moulton who died at home will be Sunday at Pleasant Grove Baptist Church with burial at Montgomery Cemetery Elliott Funeral Home directing Survivors include his widow Tanna daughter Shirley Frances Little and mother Annie Little along with three brothers and three sisters He was a Lawrence County native and World War II veteran The body returns to the home this morning and lies in state one hour before services in the church before burial Elliott directing Also listed are obituaries for Wilbur Terry and family with services at an unspecified time and location Pallbearers named for the second service include Hubert Key Roy Jones Monroe Livingston Hoyt Naylor Toby Terry and Wade Terry
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Moulton
Cecil P. Little
Pleasant Grove Baptist Church
Ronald Manley
C. E. Aston
Montgomery Cemetery
Elliott Funeral Home
Tanna B. Little
Shirley Francis Little
Annie Little
Danville
Clifton Little
Carl
Wallace Little
Dorise Waldrop
Marie Rogers
Decatur
Hazel Lowery
Little
Lawrence County
Pleasant Grove
Elmer Fowler
Elliott
Leon Livingston
Alan Livingston
Tina Livingston
Wilbur Terry
Rossie Nell Naylor
Willard Terry
Lelton Terry
Gerneth Terry
Town Creek
Hubert Key
Roy Jones
Monroe Livingston
Hoyt Naylor
Toby Terry
Wade Terry
Funeral service for Vernell Livingston at Jones Chapel Church
Mrs. W Livingston of Moulton announces the funeral for Vernell Livingston 32 who died Thursday in Lawrence County Hospital. The service is set for 2 p.m. today at Jones Chapel Congregational Methodist Church with Rev. Ellis Loualjen and Rev. Dick Waugh officiating.
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Moulton
Vernell Livingston
Lawrence County Hospital
Jones Chapel Congregational Methodist Church
Ellis Loualjen
Dick Waugh
Funeral for Marjorie Kay Puckett of Hartselle
Marjorie Kay Puckett 18 of Hartselle died Friday in a Birmingham hospital. Funeral at 2 p.m. Sunday at First Methodist Church with Rev. Ralph Bates officiating. Burial in city cemetery. Pallbearers include Greg Teague, Ronnie Bess, Bill Barnett, Gary Lawrence, Mike Strickland, Gary Thompson. Survivors: parents Mr. and Mrs. Joe Puckett two brothers Bill Puckett and Joe S. Puckett a sister Jan Puckett and grandparents.
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Lul Wal Yulit
Uurtu
Hartselle
Birmingham
First Methodist Church
Ralph Bates
City Cemetery
Peck
Joe Puckett
Jan Puckett
Montgomery
Bill Puckett
Joe S. Puckett
D. W. Puckett
W. E. Yancey
Somerville
Greg Teague
Ronnie Bess
Bill Barnett
Gary Lawrence
Mike Strickland
Gary Thompson
Meropolitan Opera House Built in 1883 at Cost Near Two Million
The Meropolitan Opera House in New York was constructed in 1883 with an expenditure close to two million dollars, marking a major investment in the city’s cultural infrastructure.
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New York
Ath ens Residents Listed in Local Notices
A list of individuals with Athens addresses appears, including James T. Coats, Thomas Lowenstine, Mrs. Mary Falk, Mrs. Mary Lee Davis, Mrs. Louis L. Byrd, Alva Awlfrey, Jabon A. Williams, John P. McCormick, Mrs. Mattie McMeans, Mrs. Davie Mae Parsons, Mrs. Anne V. Taylor, Mrs. Hazel J. Taylor, Miss Mary Sexton, Edward A. Pugh, Donald G. McMeans, Jerry C. Compton Sr, Mst. Phillips A. Peck, J. L. Hardaway, and Dennis Mitchell with an infant daughter, all listed beside Athens entities.
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James T. Coats
Athens
Thomas Lowenstine
Athens College
Mary Falk
Mary Lee Davis
Louis L. Byrd
Alva Awlfrey
Jabon A. Williams
John P. McCormick
Mattie McMeans
Davie Mae Parsons
Rogersville
Anne V. Taylor
Hazel J. Taylor
Mary Sexton
Edward A. Pugh
Donald G. McMeans
Jerry C. Compton
Elkmont
Phillips A. Peck
Madison
J. L. Hardaway
Dennis Mitchell
Dunlop to Build Large Plant in Huntsville Alabama
Dunlop plans an 8000 daily tire plant in Huntsville with Daniel Construction to build. Financing arranged in New York after a three way link with Buffalo and Montgomery. Alvin Blackwell notes Huntsville offers best assets and rapid growth. Dunlop employs about 100000 across 120 factories in 28 countries.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Huntsville
Montgomery
New York
Daniel Construction Co. Ofsville
Alvin Blackwell
Huntsville Industrial Expansion Committee
Billane
Blackwell
Alabama
Dunlop
California girl wins scholastic award at national show
Oklahoma of Atlanta Ga took a $1 500 scholastic achievement award and Kasus key Smith of Las Vegas Nev won the $1 000 personality award. Television host Lorne Green Joanie Summers and the Young Americans provided entertainment. The girls were high school seniors with A and B averages and judged on character personality intelligence activities scholarship appearance and talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta. Ga
Kasuskey” Smith
Las Vegas
Nev
Lorne Green
Joanie Summers
Decatur Weather Outlook and Sky Watch Highlights
Friday's high reached 60 with a forecast of 67 today and 44 tonight. Mostly cloudy with a chance of scattered showers this morning, then partly cloudy and cool tonight. South winds 8 to 18 mph. Also note sunset 5:57 p.m. and moon perigee with Spica prominence. Saturn and Mars visible with Venus and Mercury rising early.
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Decatur
Perigee
Spica
Saturn
Mar
Jupiter
Local Births and Civil Suits in Morgan County
Births list includes Mr and Mrs Bessey V Kilpatric a son at Decatur General Hospital and Mr and Mrs Ronnie F Cavnar a son at Decatur General Hospital. Morgan County Circuit Court civil suits feature Donald Tyson vs Louisville and Nashville Railroad Co seeking 10000 damages and multiple deed transfers and marriages licenses listed for several couples.
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Bessey V. Kilpatric
Madison St. NW
Decatur General Hospital
Ronnie F. Cavnar
8Th St
Kenneth Long
Athens 1
Athens-Limestone Hospital
Morgan County
Donald Tyson
Decatur
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Co
Kennedy Reassesses Run After New Hampshire Primary
Political observers see RFK as aiding Johnson’s renomination hopes. Rockefeller ponders a Nixon challenge with a decision due next week. Kennedy reassesses after New Hampshire, while McCarthy leads 42 percent to Johnson’s 48 percent write-in.
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Johnson
National
Kennedy
New Hampshire
Johnn
McCarthy
Agaist
Air Force veteran Bradley Cook joins Morgan County Sheriff’s Dept
Bradley Cook, 29, a Decatur native and Decatur High School graduate, leaves more than 12 years of active duty to become a deputy with the Morgan County Sheriff’s Department. He is married to Judith Wrinken of Texas and they have three children, increasing the department’s deputies to 11. Hartselle 4H Fat Calf Show set for Tuesday at 6 30 p.m. at Hartselle Park.
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Air Force
Morgan County Sheriff's Department
Bradley Cook
Cook
Decatur
Decatur High School
Judith Wrinken
Texas
Dance Tonight at Moulton Legion Hall Tonight
The American Legion of Moulton hosts a dance at 8 pm tonight in the American Legion Building to support community projects. Huntsville business concerns report about $600,000 in orders and awards from the Army Missile Command last month, part of nearly $23 million nationwide. Alabama totals approach $1 million with 250 awards exceeding $21 million.
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Moulton
The
American Legion of
American Legion
Huntsville
Army Missile Command
Alabama
Henry Klein Set to Speak in Huntsville
Henry Klein division comptroller for the Chrysler Corporation is scheduled to speak in Huntsville about corporate finance and the automaker's fiscal strategy.
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Henry Klein
Huntsville
The
Chrysler Corporation
Huntsville moderates panel at North Alabama Chapter meeting
Huntsville will host panel moderator duties at the North Alabama Chapter of the National Association of Accountants meeting at Guest House. Social hour starts 5 30 p m with panel at 6 p m. Jim Bates of Rent All Inc attended the 12th Rental Equipment Show in St Louis MO with 1500 plus attendees. Nominations for Decatur Woman of the Year are being sought by Decatur Altrusa Club with letters due to P O Box 132 Decatur. Tickets for the Decatur Junior Service League Dance available by calling local numbers.
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Jim Bates
Rent-All Inc
U 31 South
St. Louis
Ameri Rental Association
Bates
Decatur
Decatur Altrusa Club
P.O
Altrusa Seeks Vietnam Service Member Addresses
The Decatur Altrusa Club requests up-to-date names and addresses of area men serving in Vietnam. The club will mail cookies and Easter baked goods and asks senders to use P O Box 132 in Decatur.
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Decatur
Altrusa Club
Vietnam
P. O
Nelson Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Willard Nelson, president of State National Bank of Alabama, was dismissed from Decatur General Hospital after undergoing minor surgery on Wednesday.
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Willard Nelson
State Ntional Bank of Alabama
Decatur General Hospital
European markets react as De Gaulle calls experts on gold debate
Paris traders diverge from the gold suspension as President de Gaulle convenes financial experts. Gold in Paris drifts to about 42 dollars by close while European economists debate U S steps, taxes, and spending cuts amid caution. An emergency pool meeting at the Fed headquarters will include central bank heads from the United States United Kingdom Belgium Germany Italy the Netherlands and Switzerland.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
United States
Wilbur D. Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
George H. Mahon
D-Tex
House Appropriations Committee
Federal Reserve Board
Washington
United Kingdom
Belgium
Germany
Italy
Netherlands
Switzerland
Bank For International Settlements
Basel
Four charged in multiple murder cases in Alabama court
Bonds 32 faced an assault with intent to murder charge after admitting he wounded his wife Mattie in a Moulton scuffle. She died later at Huntsville Hospital, converting the charge to murder in the second degree. The Hays stabbing death of Charles Wayne Griffin on Feb 20 prompted a second degree murder charge against Mrs. Hays. Ralph E. Slate represents Harris Shelton and Bonds. James Francis defends Mrs. Hays. Manslaughter cases against Buel Shankles and Glenn Morgan slated for early trial week.
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Fairfield
Bonds
Mattie
Moulton
Huntsville Hospital
Charles Wayne Griffin
Hays
Atty
Ralph E. Slate
Harris, Shelton and
James Francis
Buel Wayne Shankles
Glenn W. Morgan
Accidents Last Year Killed About 112000 in the Country
National statistics show an estimated 112000 fatalities from accidents in the previous year. The toll underscores urgent safety efforts and policy debates across agencies and regions.
Wallace promises funds for $230 average pay rise
Former Gov George Wallace pledged that the administration would release enough money to provide an average salary increase of 230 dollars for teachers. St John announced the plan to the 25 000 member AEA, while educators criticized the timing and impact as insufficient and hush money.
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George Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
St. John
AEA
Montgomery
Chicago
Contract reveals option on 800 acres riverfront property
The contract announced February 28 shows an option purchase on 800 acres of riverfront land near here. Domtar Pulp and Paper Ir Wachter said no decision has been made on whether the property will be bought.
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Pers
Domtar Pulp and Paper
Ir Wachter
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Associated Press
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Decatur General Admissions
New England
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U.S. Weather Bureau
ESSA
W. Livingston
Marjorie Kay Puckett
Sertiman
Afanchania
Uae
Limestone
Oklahoma
Venus
Mercury
Copeland MacAllen
Cardinal
Glenda Diane Barnes
12Th St
Sonny Lealon Creasery
Atur J
Deborah Joyce Cornelius
Robert Glenn Crittenden
Tuscumbia
Brenda Gale Britnell
Birchwood
Kenneth Neal Porter
10Th Ave
Susan Irene Love
10Th
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Charles D. Maxey
Ida Pearl Clark
Wilson St
Deeds the Sims Co., Inc
Grady Paul Ferguson
Thomas C. Andrews
Ray Patrick
Hubert Blankenship
Arlie M. Blankenship
M. H. Brown
Roy A. Henderson
Bonded Builders and Supply Co
Elvin Henry Bush, Jr
Doris G. Clark
Prentiss H. Clark
Prentiss
RFK
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Rockefeller
George Christian
Bradly Cook
Hartselle Park
Blackburn
John McDevitt
Arnold Kay
Nelson
Lawrence County High School
Tim Johnson
Tony Stockton
LCHS
Ed Bruchac
St. J
Norman Vincent Peale
Peale
Herbert Mitchell
Principa Whitesburg Junior High
Bama Jaycees
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