Linkous To Speak On Children In Conflict At ETV Center
Dr. L W Linkous psychologist and pro director from the University of Alabama will speak in Decatur at 7 30 p m today at the ETV Center on Bank Street. The topic is children in conflict and how people see them. William Nelson of 815 5th Ave SE reports his stolen 1952 black Plymouth with a pet sign on the front bumper.
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L. W. Linkous
University of Alabama
Decatur
ETV
Bank Street
Morgan County Sheriff’s Department faces multiple charges
The Morgan County Sheriff’s Department lists five charges on Wednesday including fugitives from justice and one each for public intoxication issuing worthless checks and threatening bodily harm. Also on the page the Lawrence County School Band holds a concert at 7 30 p m Friday in the auditorium with admission 75 cents adults 50 cents students. Marjorie Bedingfield Miss Cal hdun College will represent the junior college ribbon girl Saturday at the horse show in Athens. The event opens Limestone County sesquicentennial celebration backed by the Limestone County Sportsmen’s Club. Proceeds to purchase library books lost in a fire. The Cal-Tech News editor is Donnie Dean of Athens with staff from Decatur Huntsville and other cities. At Massey Elementary the 4 H Club named top dress winners. Calhoun College evaluation committee announced for May 14 17 chaired by Dr Carlton Kelley with members from Florida Texas Mississippi and Tennessee.
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Morgan County Sheriff's Department
Oulton
Lawrence County
Marjorie Bedingfield
Cal“hdun College
Horse In
Athens
Limestone County Sportsmen’s Club
Miss Bedingfield
Otho B. Bedingfield
Trinity -1
Cal-Tech News
Calhoun College
Donnie Dean
Warren Weed
Kent Allen
Jerry Paulk
Paul Burnthall
Richard Dewey
Marsha Woodfin
Linda Marconi
Decatur
David Lawhorne
James Laird
Deborah Neely
Judy Wilbourn
Huntsville
Gary Fields
Kenneth Graham
Hartselle
Ernest B. Vaughn
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
Carlton Kelley
Harold C. Manor
Lake Worth
Fla
Whichard J. Ernest
St. Petersburg
Dixie J. Allen
Leesburg
Ray A. Fowler
Austin
Texas
W. H. Gibbs
Raymond Miss
Edward L. Weld
Chattanooga. Tenn
Hospitality party linked to Alabama insurance agents convention
Ten Alabama glass distributors including a Decatur firm will host a hospitality party during the Alabama Association of Mutual Insurance Agents Convention May 5 and 6 in Pine Mountain Georgia. North Alabama Glass Co Inc is the local participant at 153 Second Ave. Ralph Jones of Equitable Life has joined the Million Dollar Round Table for 1968. Decatur High School Band Boosters meet at 7 30 p m today in the bandroom.
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Alabama Glass Distributors
Alabama Association of Mutual Insurance Agents
Pine Mountain
North Alabama Glass Co., Inc
Second Ave
Ralph Jones
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Round Table
Integal
Decatur High School
Wallace plans statewide TV appeal in Alabama 1964
Former Gov George Wallace will air a taped statewide TV appeal Monday to urge support for presidential elector candidates pledged in the Alabama Democratic primary. In Denver, 516 signatures validated to place Wallace on Colorado's ballot as a third party candidate. Officials in Texas report a party worker claiming to be fired over his political activity.
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Associated Press
George Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Colorado
James L. Eitemiller
Denver
Austin
Tex
American Party
Lone Star
Charles E. Chambers
General Land Office
Land Office
Mabel Amos
Jefferson County
Atty
Earl Morgan
Agnes Baggett
MacDonald Gallion
Leonard Beard
Albert Brewer
Athens High Band to march in Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival
The 87 member Athens High School Band arrived in Roanoke Virginia after a bus trip to represent Alabama in the first parade of the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival. A second parade is planned Friday with a 5 p.m. start today and a 12:30 p.m. Friday show. Over 150000 spectators expected. Band Director J L Cowart and Dan Havely led two mile practice marches in preparation. Barbara Ann Eisenhower will reign over the parades.
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Athens
Alabama
Roanoke
J. L. Cowart
Dan Havely
Barbara Ann Eisenhower
Dwight Eisenhower
Belcher Lumber firms appeal dissolved status in four year case
In Birmingham, two Centreville lumber companies Belcher Lumber Sales Co and Belcher Wood Products Ltd plan to appeal a federal judge ruling dissolving the firms and placing them in receivership. The decision follows a four year dispute over Charles Belcher’s claim to his share of his late father’s estate. The 28 page decree directs asset valuation and distribution terms.
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Birmingham, Ala
Centreville
Ala
5Th
U.S. Circuit Court
H. H. Grooms
Belcher Lumber Sales Co., Inc
Belcher Wood Products, Ltd
Centreville Lumber Empire
W. E. Belcher Sr
W. E. Belcher Jr
Brady Belcher
Roland Belcher
Charles
Grooms
Belcher
Charles Belcher
Young Belcher
Birmingham Trust National Bank
Belcher Brothers
Birmingham Bank
Calhoun College selects Shelton Office Supply bid
Shelton Office Supply of Decatur submitted the lowest bid of 12 391.71 among three bids for furnishing tables and chairs for Calhoun College cafetorium. Alabama Materials and Bodine Bryson and Rollins bid higher. Alabama Materials also expected to receive a 396.29 carpeting contract.
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Shelton
Calhoun College
Decatur
Alabama Materials
Bodine
Bryson
Rollins
Barber Food Service
Mobile
Lester Davis
Downtowner Motor’ Inn
Birmingham
Pryor Field
Courtland Senior Aims for Medical Career Despite Coaching Roots
Courtland High School senior Phil Elmore, from a family of coaches, plans to become a doctor. He weighs a medical career against athletic coaching, intends to minor in art at the University of Alabama, and cites a love for people and science as motivation.
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Courtland High School
Phil
University of Alabama
Mobile
Phil Elmore
Governor Lurleen Wallace Reported Improving at Home
Aides say Governor Lurleen Wallace, convalescing from cancer surgery at the governor's mansion, is engaging in light activities and has taken several short car rides. The 41 year old leader was hospitalized eight weeks ago after a third cancer operation and was released April 13 after additional procedures.
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Montgomery
Ala
Lurleen Wallace
Two Alabama Men Are Cited for Bravery in Pittsburgh
The Carnegie Hero Fund Commission awarded bronze medals and cash to Bruce O. Johnson of Prattville for saving Charlie Smith, 68, from a February fire, and to an unnamed Bes semer mechanic who died trying to rescue a friend in a March blaze. Johnson received 750 dollars and Smith’s widow 80 dollars monthly, with further details about the cases noted.
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Pittsburgh, Pa
Prattville
Ala
Bessemer
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Bruce O. Johnson
Bobby Dean Tindle
Johnson
Charlie Smith
Smith
Tindle
Joseph M. Parsons
McCalla
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