HartselLe Madison Quinsby Cook Dies at 67 in Somerville
HARTSELLE Madison Quinsby Cook 67 of Somerville died Saturday at 2 am in a hospital. Services set for Monday 2 pm at New Friendship Baptist Church with Rev. Ronald Manley and Rev. Floyd Parker officiating. Burial in adjoining cemetery. He was a member of New Friendship Baptist Church.
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Hartselle
Madison Quinsby Cook
Somerville
New Friendship Baptis Church
Ronald Manley
Floyd Parker
Annie Cook
Lavern Higdon
Virginia Riley
Betty Clifton
Decatur
Billy Mack Cook
Kate Hawkins
Mattie Hawkins
G. C. Cook
Bailey Cook
Johnny Atkins
Harold Williams
Charles Atkins
Lamar Atkins
Hugh Sharpe
Talmedge Taylor
Grady Roberts
Alford Williams
Cecil Turner
James Turer
Fred Crow
Charles Slayton
Elmer Sharpe
Holden Taylor
Morris Carr
New Friendship Baptist Church
Hospital Dismissals List Names Staff and Towns
A hospital dismissal roundup lists individuals including Mrs Garcia, Dian Abbott, Mrs Teal, Mrs Lela Garrett, Henry Ellison Harvell, Mrs Lillie Hendrix, Mrs Barbara Hooper, Joseph Hyatt, William Moore, Miss Joan Roberson, Clifford Smith, Mrs Louise Bertha Wood, Mrs Reba West and Mrs Ruth Weisner. Towns noted include Cullman, Hanceville, Holly Pond, Falkville, Vinemont.
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Garcia Dian Abbott
Teal
Dean Dunn
Vinemont
Lela Belle Garrett
Hanceville
Henry. Ellison Harvell
Cullman
Lillie Mae Hendrix
Barbara Jean
Hooper
Holly Pond
Joseph Scott Hyatt
William Ollie Moore
Joan Roberson
Clifford Smith
Louise
Bertha Wood
Reba Mae West
Ruth Clara Weisner
Falkville
Wrecks Reported by City Police In Weekender Edits
Wayne multiple crashes reported Saturday with no injuries. Claborn and Moore collided at the Austinville road intersection. Henson was rear-ended by Todd on Moulton Street at 6th Ave. W. No injuries. Several thefts and vandalisms noted including a coin collection and a boat, with a 1959 Chevrolet convertible stolen from Lynn Motors. A garden club fundraiser and a pet dairy event listed.
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Sh Ave
Austinville Rd
Jerry D. Claborn
Robinson St
Clifford A. Moore
Ewell St
Moulton St
6Th Ave
Ilight
Lee Y Henson
11Th Ave
Dorothy D. Todd
13Th Ave. SE
Wayne Lynn
Lynn Motors
Marshall County
U S Uses Armed Forces in Dominican Republic Action
Tass reports the United States has moved from covert intervention to direct use of armed forces in the Dominican Republic, arguing Washington aims to assert its national dignity and independence amid a rise in overseas intervention movements.
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Latin America
Tass
United States
Dominican Republic
Decatur Man Found Dead at Home Early Saturday
A Decatur man named Sam Macklin aged 42 was found deceased inside his residence at 4 23 am by Mary Hill who entered after knocking and receiving no answer. Morgan County Coroner Lewis Brown ruled no foul play and the body was transported to Carl F Sykes Funeral Home.
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Decatur
Sam Macklin
Lafayette St
Mary Hill
Morgan County
Lewis ©. Brown
Carl F. Sykes
Alabama leaders weigh water pollution and mental health bills
Constitutional Gilchrist predicts passage of an anti water pollution bill with industry support in Alabama. Brewer says groups and the Associated Industries of Alabama back a bill that avoids penalizing industry, unsure on passage. Horton notes better chances now and favors a strong bill as industries push for it. Brewer also flags mental health reform as major legislation with health and interim committees aiding progress. A two week recess after the biennial address is discussed as lawmakers brace for key work.
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Gilchrist
Brewer
Associated Industries of
Alabama
State Department of Conservation
Alabama Wildlife Federation
Horton
State Board of Health
George Wallace
Athens Limestone Admissions List Includes Notable Names
A compiled admissions roster from Athens Limestone lists Sherry Layne Haney, Stella Louise Towe, James Homer Miller, Jerry Wayne Willis, Mary Lou Bell, and numerous others. The document notes multiple residents from Athens and nearby Tanner and Rogersville with several entries marked by numbers.
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Athens
Sherry Layne Haney
Stella Louise Towe
James Homer Miller
Jerry Wayne Willis
Mary Lou Bell
Tanner
James Landon Yockel
Lawrence County Names Listed in Brief Notices
A list of individuals including Clarence Coffey Jr Hillsboro Mary Ann Heflin Decatur Katie Terry Moulton Patsy Woodall Trinity Ruby Terry Moulton Alventine Sparks Houston Kathleen Warren Moulton David Hollis Moulton Barry Johnson Trinity James Pearson Moulton Ellen Smith Decatur appears in a county notice.
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Lawrence County Admissions
Clarence Coffey, Jr
Hillsboro
Mary Ann Heflin
Decatur
Katie Terry
Moulton
Patsy Woodall
Trinity
Ruby Terry
Alventine Sparks
Houston
Kathleen Warren
David Hollis
Barry Johnson
James Pearson
Ellen Smith
Local Names in Decatur and Surrounding Areas
A list of residents and addresses is provided including Robert Green at 102 5th Ave MW and Mrs. Willis Curbow in Decatur. Other names appear with addresses such as Jessie Carpenter at 1507 16th Ave SE and Bennie Csdfrey at 1904 2 Line St NE. Also listed are Mrs. Robert Moye and infant son at 317 10th Ave SE and Mrs. Morris Anderson in Decatur, plus Mrs. W. B. Mote and infant son in Somerville and Mrs. John Miller at 1222 20th Ave SE and Mrs. Homer Stovall in Tanner.
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Robert Green
5Th Ave
Willis Curbow
Decatur
C. E. WeMfe
Sherman St
Jessie Carpenter
16Th Ave
Bennie Csdfrey
Robert Moye
10Th Ave
Morris Anderson
W. B. Mote
Somerville
John Miller
Homer Stovall
Tanner
Local Names Listed in Decatur Area Mailing Roll
A damaged clipping lists residents around Decatur and nearby towns including Thomas Ferensen, Mrs. Robert McKinny, Mrs. Frankie Elbert Holiday, Danville, Miss Clara Chatman Somer, Mrs. Andrew Plant, line 04 Street, Mrs. Leahy Peace Athens, William Russell Perry, Milam Morrow, Mary Ann Cook, James Edward Taylor, Charlie Washington, William P. Parker and Winfred Lumpkin among others.
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Thomas Ferensen
Decatur
Robert McKinny
Frankie Elbert Holiday
Danville
Clara Chatman
Somerville
Andrew Plant
William Campbell Negro Deaths Services Announced
Funeral notices list William Campbell who died at 11 30 AM Saturday in Black Chandler Hospital with services announced later by Reynolds Funeral Home. Also named are Mrs John Barnes Decatur Mrs Christine Parker Court Mrs Ray Pepper Moores Mr Allen Parker 1304 Sheraton St Mrs Nellie Collins 1001 South Ave SE Mr David Gaston Winton Somerville Mr Charles William Garrett 2235 11th St SE.
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William Campbell
Black-Chandler Hospital
Reynolds Funeral,Home
John Barnes
Decatur
Christine Parker
Court
Ray Pepper
Mooresville
Allen L. Parker
Sheraton St
Nellie Collins
Ave
David Gaston Winton
Somerville
Charles William Garrett
11Th St
Housing plans seen shaping Alabama home building
Housing official said the associa bills will affect home building. Porter said demand is met except for low cost homes and buyers now have more protection. More inspections during construction and tested materials raise today’s house quality.
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Porter
Alabama
Christian Church convention details and growth in Alabama
Special separate youth services were held Saturday at Westminster Presbyterian Church. Today's activities include a missionary breakfast and morning worship at First Christian Church. The Alabama Area Christian Churches convention meets to review reports and plans on missions and buildings with talks by Rev. Paul Howle. He notes the denomination in Alabama is smaller than in other states but growing steadily as country church members move to cities. The denomination has about 12,000 Alabama members and two million nationwide.
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Westiminster Presbyterian Church
Pavilion Inn
First Christian Church
Fellowship Hall
Alabama Area
Assembly
Paul
Howle
Alaska
Christian Church
Country Church
Alabama
United States
Viet Cong Supply Links Dot Sea Routes and China Guns
Reports suggest Viet Cong supplies arrive by sea and via Cambodia and Laos controlled by communists. Senior officers warn 1965 may be the year of decision with North Vietnamese regulars reinforcing Viet Cong and Chinese manufactured artillery appearing in key regions near Saigon.
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Cambodia
Laos
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Central Highlands
Delta
Tay Ninh
Saigon
Owens Child Dies After Vehicle Struck in Hartselle
Thomas Eu gene Owens five of Hartselle died at 7 p m Friday in a local hospital from injuries after being struck by a car. Services are at 2 30 p m today at Bethlehem Baptist Church with Rev Harold Wright officiating. Burial in Mt Tabor Cemetery Peck. Survivors include parents Mr and Mrs W L McCutcheon Hartselle three sisters Kaye Sarah Paula Owens of Hartselle three brothers David Decatur James Gilbert Owens of Hartselle and E N Owens Sr Decatur grandparents Mr and Mrs E N Owens Sr of Decatur. Cousins will be pallbearers.
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Hartselle
Thomas Eugene Owens
Bethlehem Baptist Church
Harold Wright
Mt. Tabor
Peck
W. L. McCutcheon
Edward N. Owens
Jdr
Decatur
Kaye Owens
Sarah Owens
Paula Owens
David Owens
James Owens
Gilbert Owens
E. N. Owens
Death notice for Dolsie Turner in Decatur area
Dolsie Turner, 64, of 1821 Tower St. SE, died Saturday at 6 am at home. Services at Fairview Baptist Church at 2 pm with burial in City Cemetery. Home by Gunthorpe Funeral Home. Survived by widow Mrs. Dolsie Turner, two sons Robert L. Turner and Jimmy R. Turner, two daughters Mrs. Mary McNutt and Mrs. Billy Monk, four brothers Carl Turner Jim Turner James Turner Robert Turner, step mother Mrs. Daisey Turner. Body returned to residence and to lie in state at church before funeral.
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Dolsie Turner
Tower St. SE
Fairview Baptist Church
Gunthorp
Decatur
Robert L. Turner
Jimmy R. Turner
Mary
Mary ,McNutt, Dover, del.; Mrs. Billy Monk, Decatur; Four Brothers, Carl Turner
Jim Turner
Homecoming Highlights at Athens College Elects Alumni Officers
Hartselle ed president of the college's Jumni association. Other officers elected were Farrell Tucker vice president Decatur Mary Moore Phillips Athens executive secretary Bill Bass Athens secretary and Betty Roberts Athens treasurer. Alumni officers were elected at a business meeting over which Mirandy presided. Honored at the homecoming event were the graduating classes of 1915 1940 and 1956. A member of the 1915 class noted the college's growth from about 200 to 700 900 enrollments since then. The 1915 graduating class had about 10 members this year the group included Mrs Grady Davis Mrs Leonard Wallace Mrs Edith Stanley Russellville Mrs William Bryant Huntsville Mrs Amelia Walston Birmingham and Mrs L A Burleson Decatur. Mrs Stanley and Mrs Bryant are nieces of Dr Richard Rivers the college president. After the crowning of the queen Miss Angeline Nazarellan director of health and physical education and May Day chairman and Coach Oba Belcher presented Dr McCain with a plaque for building the new physical education center. The program theme Americana featured the college choir directed by William Denison. attendees toured the school. Ross Jones served as coronation master.
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Jumni_association
Farrell Tucker
Decatur
Mary Moore Phillips
Athens
Bill Bass
Betty Roberts
Mirandy
Athens College
Grady Davis
Leonard Wallace
Edith Stanley
Russellville
William Bryant
Huntsville
Amelia Walston
Birmingham
L. A. Burleson
Stanley
Bryant
Richard Rivers
Angeline Nazarellan
Oba Belcher
McCain
William Denison
Ross Jones
Dominican Republic crisis grows with U.S. troops
As U.S. Marines and paratroopers total about 4,800 in Santo Domingo tensions rise with sporadic gunfire from rebel snipers. Col Francis Caamaño Deno signs a cease fire while rebels press Bosch backed peace talks. The U.S. sends more troops. the U.N. Security Council prepares to act. OAS forms a five nation peace commission. Rebels deny Communist involvement.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Francisco Caamano Deno
82Nd Airborne
Duarte Bridge
United States
Soviet Union
Security Council
U.S
U.N
New York
Organization of Ameri
Can
OAS
Argentina
Brazil
Colombia
Guatemala
Panama
Juan D
Bosch
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Athens Contract Awarded For Nursing Home
Athens Nursing Home Inc. awarded a 291000 contract to Chambers Lumber Co for an 84 bed facility near Athens Limestone Hospital. The $351000 project includes equipment and furniture with funds from Pilot Life Insurance Co. Beds will cost 200 to 225 monthly. a physician will visit daily and residents may use their own doctor in emergencies. The board is led by Dr. Douglas Holt and Winston Garth Jr.
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Athens
Chambers Lumber.Co
Athens Nursing Home Inc
Pilot Life Insurance Co
North Carolina
Jelette Austin
Elizabeth Lamon
Board of Directors
Athens-Limestone
Douglas Holt
Winston Garth, Jr
Ayub Defends Trips to Moscow and Peking
Ayub Khan says his visits to the Soviet and Red Chinese capitals aimed at promoting peace and finding a meeting ground for major powers in Asia. He notes Washington had planned a Washington visit postponed by President Johnson due to the Viet Nam crisis and congressional demands.
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Moscow
Peking
Washington
Johnson
Ayub
Asia
OAS Discusses Dominican Republic Situation and Police Force
The OAS examined all aspects of the Dominican Republic situation and urged full cooperation with the mission. The text notes no mention of forming an inter American police force to police a truce, despite calls by some Latin American countries during executive meetings.
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Dominican Republic
OAS
Immigration's Role in Population Growth Shifts Across Eras
Immigration contributed about 10 percent of population growth in the 1950s decade, versus nearly 40 percent during 1900 to 1920. The comparison highlights changing migration impact on demographic trends across history.
Two Murder Cases Among 44 Docketed For Circuit Court Session
May 10 21 docket lists Leroy Sykes and Ophelia Johnson among 44 criminal cases for a two week Circuit Court session. Judge James N Bloodworth to preside. Other filings include 11 continued for attorney absence 10 pled guilty six failed to appear and one not pressed.
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Leroy Sykes
Ophelia Johnson
James N. Bloodworth
Births in Alabama Area Children Named at Local Hospitals
Mr and Mrs Bobby Hunken of Hanceville welcome a daughter at Cullman Hospital. Mr and Mrs Van Jackson Drake of Cullman have a daughter. Mr and Mrs Okley Shelton of Hanceville welcome a daughter at Cullman. Mr and Mrs Gerald Douglas Belue of Athens announce a son at Athens Limestone Hospital. Mr and Mrs Robert D McKinny of Decatur have a daughter. James Earl Morris and wife of Athens greet a son at Decatur General Hospital. Frank ie Elvert Holiday of Danville and wife announce a son born Saturday at General Hospital.
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Bobby Hunkenpillar
Hanceville
Cullman Hospital
van Jackson Drake
Cullman
Okley Shelton
Gerald Douglas Belue
Athens
Athens Limestone Hospital
Robert D. McKinny
Decatur
Decatur General Hospital
James Earl Morris
Decatur General Hosptal
Frankie Elvert Holiday
Danville
General Hospital
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Howard Wolfe
Bullard
Pershind Wright
Disabase
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Wayne
Morgan County Humane Society
Polly Woody
Don Williams
E. Moulton Sr
Frank T. Richardson
Decatur Boat Harbor
Diggeretts Garden Club
Pet Dairy Hospitality Room
Rhea Greenwell
Robert M. .Namie
3Rd St
Ralph Meadows
Betty St
2Nd St. S
Wetha M. Avery
Chase, Mich
U.S.31
Church St
Joseph J. Pour, Jr
10Th St. SE
Charles W. Blevins
Langtown
Bobby L. Hitt
Hillsboro 1
Findley Dr
Moraline Jones
Joe Tom Pullman
Joe Wade Plunk
Michael Junior Chambers
Rogersville
Connie Dianne Chittiam
Elllmont
Florence Morris Craig
Decatur General
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George H. Watson
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China
Thomas E. Owens
Athens College Alumni Association
Wade Mirandy
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