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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1963

Page

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Tornado Alert Extends Across Several Alabama Counties

A severe weather alert warns of a possible tornado outbreak this afternoon from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. along and 6 miles either side of a line from 30 miles northwest of Cape Girardeau Missouri to 25 miles east of Columbus Mississippi. Counties in Alabama affected include Lauderdale Colbert Franklin Lawrence Marion Winston Lamar Fayette Pickens Walker Morgan Cullman and adjoining counties with expected damaging winds hail and a few tornadoes.

Hall Cape Girardeau Columbus Miss Alabama Lauderdale Colbert Franklin Lawrence Marion Winston Lamar Fayette Pickens Walker Morgan Cullman

Plane survivors found? Searchers spot wreck near Watson Lake

Three private planes went to the scene 75 miles south of Watson Lake to locate pilot Ralph Flores and Helen Klaben after their Howard single engine plane vanished 48 days earlier. A British Columbia Yukon Airlines pilot saw two people near the wreckage amid frigid 13 below zero conditions, with a RCMP dog team en route from Cassiar.

Watson Lake Yukon Territory Northlands Royal Canadian Mounted Cassiar B.C Chuck Hamilton Colombia Ralph Flores San Bruno Calif Helen Klaben Brooklyn N.Y Whitehorse Fort St. John Howard Hamilton Flores Canadian Air Force

Mye Mie and Masonic and Church Committee Meetings

Mye Mie Chapter 320 Order of the Eastern Star meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m with a 615 p m covered dish supper honoring Master Masons. North Alabama Shrine 7 announces public officer installation Wednesday at 8 p m with banquet at Shan Gri La Restaurant. First Presbyterian men host monthly supper Tuesday at 6 30 p m with Joe Moss presenting Our World Wide Unity in Christ. A car theft and a purse theft were reported near local landmarks with loss of cash and papers. See Diary on Page 2.

Mary Lou Dancy Order of the Eastern Star Masonic North Alabama Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem Masonic Temple Highway 31 S First Presbyterian Church Moss W. H. Brown 6Th Ave

Religion as key to finding purpose and direction

The answer suggests that religion can restore interest and purpose. It states that God has a plan for believers and that discovering God’s will through faith in Christ provides life direction, with a Bible verse about acknowledging Him to gain guidance.

K. Ss Ene Christ

Markets At A Glance Weights From New York Trading Floors

In New York stocks edge higher as the advance continues. Bonds hold mixed, quiet trading. Cotton rises on light activity. Chicago grains show wheat steady to easier, corn and soybeans weaker, oats mixed. Hog prices steady to weak with top around 14.40, slaughter steers at 25.75.

New York Chicago

Seven Die In Alabama Traffic, Explosions Tragedy

Seven people died in Alabama during a weekend of traffic wrecks and accidental explosions. Phillip Boyd 39 of Anniston Horace F 1 24 of Clanton Louis Mims 42 of Elmore and Earl C Howard 38 Tommy Hollman 42 Attalla were killed in crashes. A gasoline tank explosion and a dynamite stump incident caused two more deaths. James Edgar Owens 69 of near Dothan died dynamiting a stump. Melton M Roden 42 of Pisgah Bedford Gates 42 Whatley died in separate crashes or fires.

Alabama Phillip Boyd Anniston Lanett U. S. 31 Prattville Horace F. 1 Clanton Louis Mims Elmore Fulmer Mims Attalla Earl C. Howard Tommy Hollman

End Of News Strike Claimed End Of News Strike Claimed

Striking printers ratified a new contract with New York eight closed dailies after a 779 to 64 vote. Photoengravers still hold out for a better pact delaying resumption of publication. If talks succeed, papers expect to print Tuesday or Wednesday. pay packet set at 12.63 over two years with two yearly raises.

New York New York Post

Labor Board Opens Way to Explain Union Quit Rights

The National Labor Relations Board rules it is legal for an employer to explain to employees how a labor contract allows them to quit union membership. In Washington the Supreme Court states investigators may not inquire into membership of organizations unless tied to subversive or illegal activities. Gov. George Wallace orders state employees to use regular gasoline in all state cars except Highway Patrol vehicles.

Washington National Labor Relations Board Supreme Court Legislative Montgomery George Wallace Highway Patrol

Balinese cleanse sins after Agung volcano eruption

Pious Balinese flocked to Klungkung beaches to cleanse themselves of sins they feared angered the gods of Mt Agung after the eruption. They carried small temples and the Hindu trinity to the shore and bathed in the South Pacific. The ritual occurs every 100 years amid disaster, as authorities tally 1,478 dead and thousands homeless. Military, police, and Red Cross workers scramble to supply food and shelter amid ash, mud, and wrecked villages. Air transports arrived for evacuations and to aid relief.

Agung Klungkung Bali South Pacific Red Cross Pacific Area Travel Association

Racial Fire Is Charged In Greenwood

In Greenwood Mississippi fire damaged the SNCC office amid claims it was arson in retaliation for a Negro voter registration drive. A field secretary reported two white men fleeing as Negroes found the area. material and equipment were destroyed. federal troops were urged for protection. a local breach of the peace conviction remains on appeal.

Sam Block Block Greenwood Asst L. C. Sheppard Sheppard James Travis Jackson Miss Leflore County Justice Department

Slow Man Killed by Congolese Soldier in Elisabethville

In Katanga Elisabethville a Congolese soldier shot and killed Simon Asher 55 a white foreigner believed to be Israeli after he did not move off the sidewalk quickly enough near the former National Bank of Katanga. Witnesses said the guard ordered him off the sidewalk and he hesitated before being shot in the back.

Elisabethville Katanga the Congo Simon Asher Asher National Bank of

Frigidaire Washer and Dryer Budget Terms at Robinsons

Advertising note states budget terms available for Frigidaire washer and dryer models at Robinsons on Second Avenue. Includes payment options and promotional pricing details.

Robinson's 2Nd Ave Ady

Butts Cleared by Lie Detector Test in Football Rigging Case

A Florida lie detector operator testified that a test given to Wallace Butts former Georgia athletic director showed he was innocent of football rigging charges. Edward L. Quinn said the test proved Butts did not divulge any secret information to Paul Bryant Alabama coach.

Atlanta Florida Wally Butts Georgia Buttts Wallace Butts Paul Bryant Edward L. Quinn Jacksonville Butts Bryant Alabama Lee Butts

Explosion Damages Birmingham Negro Neighborhood

Police investigate an explosion in a Birmingham Negro area that injured two and leveled a house. Four nearby buildings damaged. a three foot crater formed. No racial motive found. three men in stolen car sought. rewards exceed $6,000.

Birmingham Fred L. Shuttlesworth Elizabeth Williams Howard Robinson Virginia Smith Hugh Taller Tressia Lewis Lewis House Eddie Brown Bessemer

Also Mentioned on This Page

Saigon South Viet Nam Mye Mie R. J. Dunn Princess Theater Jack Bell Congress Capitol Hill Kennedy Lucius Clay Clay Committee William T. Dentzler Melton M. Roden Pisgah Alabama 71 Scottsboro Bedford Gates Whatley William Anderson Grooms Dallas N. C U. S Graysville James Edgar Owens Dothan Owens Greenwood, Miss Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee Moulton Decatur Moulton St Gordon Dr By Ken Reynolds
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