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Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1973

Page

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Chances Good Area To Receive Flood Assistance

Alabama may get more federal flood relief than Tennessee if Nixon declares parts of the state a disaster area. Civil Defense Director Sullivan said word on help should arrive today as Gov. Wallace seeks full relief after Nixon offered limited aid to Tennessee.

Ben Windham Huntsville C. J. Sullivan Alabama Tennessee Nixon Sullivan George C. Wallace Wallace Farmers Home Administration Small Business Administration FHA SBA Pennsylvania John Sparkman Jim Allen Allen

Gray Bid Doomed as Senate Hearings Continue

L Patrick Gray testified he discussed Senate FBI director nomination hearings with White House counsel John Dean but refused to provide dates of calls. He said the FBI is still directed to probe Watergate. Tennessee disaster designations and Alabama relief efforts are mentioned with government officials signaling possible federal aid.

Washington L. Patrick Gray Senate FBI White House John W. Dean Senate Judiciary Committee Robert C. Byrd D-W. Va Dean Gray Byrd Justice Department

Remap Chances Seen Brighter

Sen. Bob Harris said the reapportionment plan approved by a joint committee has a good chance of passage in May. He spent two days in Montgomery consulting with lawmakers, calling the plan preferable to the federal court plan which would redraw many county lines.

Bob Lowry Bob Harris Harris Montgomery

Decatur Mortally Wounded in 1820 Duel near Washington

In 1820 Commodore Stephen Decatur the celebrated American naval hero was mortally wounded in a duel near Washington with Commodore James Barron. Weather notes predict a high in the mid sixties and a low in the forties with a high Friday in the mid seventies.

Stephen Decatur Decatur James, Barron Washington

Thomas Retires From Goodyear in Decatur Mill Change

Ray Thomas retires as Decatur mill manager of Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co after a long career beginning in 1929 in Ohio. E. W. Fisher promoted from superintendent to succeed him effective July 1 after Thomas turns 65. Thomas plans outdoor activities and church work after retirement.

Ray Thomas Decatur Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co Ohio E. W. Fisher Fisher Goodyear Thomas First Presbyterian Church

Prisoner release delayed as Reds withhold names

In Saigon the Communists cancel weekend prisoner releases and refuse to publish the last 138 American POWs. The U.S. demands Laos release dates and delays the 5 249 troop withdrawal until conditions are clarified. Washington cites orders from above as justification for new terms.

Washington U.S Joint Military Commission Laos North Vietnam Viet Cong Vietnam Hanoi Gia Lam United States Joint Commission John A. Wickham

Nixon seeks broad tariffs power to shield U S industries

President Nixon told Congress he will seek far reaching authority to raise and lower tariffs and to protect U S industries threatened by foreign imports, signaling a sweeping approach to trade policy.

Washington Nixon Congress U. S

Battle Over U S Troop Cuts In Europe Likely This Summer

Senate Democrats press for a substantial reduction of about 300000 U S troops in Western Europe as part of a broader drive to curb inflation and defend the dollar. Mansfield signals possible summer vote amid White House opposition and heavy lobbying.

Walter R. Mears Washington Nixon Congress Senate Democrats U.S Europe Mike Mansfield Senate White House Republican Mansfield House Administration

Tragedy in Athens as 6YearOld Drowns in Pool Hole

A 6 year old boy, Charles Henry Gooch Jr., drowned in a water filled hole at a neighbor's backyard near Athens after heavy rains. Willard Pressnell found him and attempted resuscitation. The incident follows other flood related deaths in Limestone County. Funeral plans will be announced.

Limestone County Ralph Padgett Charles Henry Gooch Jr Athens 1 Athens Here Willard Eugene Pressnell Pressnell Gilbert Drug Co Padgett Gooch Pressnell Pressnell Athens-Limestone Hospital Athens- Limestone McConnell Funeral Home

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