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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1963

Page

10

Carson warns on pesticide use and land limits

In Washington Miss Carson argues against halting pesticides, urging right method choice based on timing. Freeman and Dr White-Stevens counter that surplus may vanish quickly amid population growth. Critics acknowledge her role but question panic, as Neuberger calls for a public interest committee.

Orville Freeman Miss Carson Dr. White-Stevens Washington Maurine Neuberger D-Ore Carson Silver Spring

Minstrel Pace Is Quickened Cast Prepares for Kiwanis Show

Rehearsals for Well Flip My Wig!, a Kiwanis Club minstrel at Decatur High School Auditorium, run through scenes lampooning colonial America. Margaret Bacon stars in multiple solos including Martha Washington and Marie Antoinette, with eight end men and a 100 member cast aiming for Thursday’s opening. Proceeds fund civic and charitable projects.

Kiwanis Club Bob Gardner Gardner Margaret Bacon America Mrs. Bacon Martha Washington George Ben Betsy Marie Antoinette Boston Bacon England Decatur Chemstrand Co Huntsville Community Choral Society Florence A. D. Preston

Teenagers Propose Broad Reform in Alabama Youth Legislature

The Associated Press reports Alabama YMCA Youth legislators at the State Capitol floated liberal reforms. Ideas include lower billiard admission ages, outlawing trading stamps, no justices of the peace, stricter speed trap controls, and mandatory schooling to age 18. Proposals also called for governor succession, education chief appointment, life tenure for notaries, merit pay for teachers, a doctor at high school games, reapportionment on population, and elimination of poll taxes and religious highway signs.

Associated Press Montgomery Alabama YMCA State Capitol Justices of the Peace Gadsden Notaries Public

National Boys' Club Week Opens with Contests and Events

Frank Shepherd reports the start of National Boys' Club Week on March 31 with games, tournaments, and activities at the Boys' Club. The piece notes a Pull-Up Contest results in senior division winners, upcoming WWI York film, new Magnaflow and Marbletex crafts, a photography contest deadline, and club statistics including 625 clubs in 46 states and 1,010 Decatur members in 1962.

Boys’ Clubs of America Jimmy Arts & Crafts David Scott Sam Mosley Air Rifle Club Decatur

Bookmobile Schedule for March 26

The schedule lists routes and times from Wheeler to Trade School Community. Stops include Wheeler Massey’s Store Reid Hogan’s Bates’ Store Ripley Turner's Store Blackburn School and Community and Trade School Community with morning and afternoon blocks.

Wheeler Massey's Reid Hogan’s Reid, Bates Ripley, Turner’s Blackburn

Alabama lawmakers tackle youth council amid broad bill push

A wide set of proposed measures targets communist goods sales in Alabama and strengthens auto laws, driver licensing, and seat belt rules. The only likely bill, sponsored by Governor Shamblin, would create an 18 member Governor’s Youth Council to advise on youths' needs, with Gov. Wallace backing its passage. Identical bills are expected in the upcoming regular session.

Alabama Yough Bill Shamblin Northport George Wallace

Count of Thousand Organisms Found in Jamaica Jungle Soil

A survey records about a thousand distinct living organisms visible with the naked eye in a single square yard of jungle soil. The finding highlights soil biodiversity and richness in tropical ecosystems.

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