Morgan County Health Board Hears Urgent Funding Call
Morgan County Board of Health heard a report by Dr. W J Donald outlining a real need for more staff including a health officer and nurses, plus additional operating funds. County per capita public health spending lags statewide. state funds could add about 24 200 annually if approved.
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George Biggers III
Morgan County Board of Health
W. J. Donald
State Health Department
Montgomery
Donald
Health Department
Morgan County
Morgan, Lawrence
Limestone
L. R. Murphree
Board of Health
Public Health Department
Lauderdale
Morgan
Houston County
Colbert
Talladega County
Florence
Talladega
Houston
Sylacauga
Childersburg
Colbert County
Sheffield
Tuscumbia
Muscle Shoals
Dothan
Ty Health Department
Elizabeth Lannon
Miss Lamon
Margaret Zink
Ira Myers
Myer
State For Public Health
Prowler alert and city court docket updates
Mrs. Glenn Barnett reported a prowler at 1 12 a m in her home. Police found the front door pried. nothing missing. City recorder docket lists 17 speeding, 10 reckless driving, 10 no license, 8 intoxicated on street, and other offenses. Garden Club meets Thursday. Royal Masters assembly Wednesday. Cryptic Degrees to be conferred.
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Glenn Barnett
John Ston St
John Sons
Bill Schrimshher
City Recorder
Decatur Council
Masonic Temple
York
Faithful employee's layoff sparks faith based guidance
In a harsh layoff after 28 years of service the reply urges patience and spiritual reassessment. It counsels thanking God for blessings, valuing family, and trusting in divine direction to find new purpose. The writer cites a manager in his sixties who found work turkeys and a simpler life.
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Christ
TB Sanatorium Director Resigns After 11 Years
Dr. Arthur A. Calix, medical director and superintendent of the Tuberculosis Sanatorium, resigns to enter private practice. He cites workload, lack of staff, and need for more operating funds from 12 counties. He argues counties should share costs and cites Alabama sanatorium funding precedents. He submitted the resignation with sincere regret after 11 years serving North Alabama TB patients.
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Arthur A. Calix
Calix
Alabama
Alabama House votes for two week recess
The Alabama House of Representatives voted to recess for two weeks and will return Friday May 14 to resume business. The Senate did not set a date for action on a vacation. House members agreed to a unpaid recess as bills were introduced for the summer-long session. The session opened with proposed reapportionment and redrawing of congressional districts on the agenda. House leadership signaled plans to consider the recess after bill introductions.
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House
Reconstruction era pioneer still leads active life at 91
In the Decatur Daily, John Knox interviews a rugged early settler who moved from Georgia in reconstruction times. Now 91, he recalls emigration from neighboring states and early Alabama life, noting enduring influences on architecture and government.
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Alabama
Decatur
John Knox
Georgia
Troopers Testify In Trial Of Klansman
In Hayneville Alabama state troopers testified about finding a spent bullet in the floor of Mrs Viola Liuzzo's car, the Detroit civil rights worker killed during an apparent drive by shooting. Prosecutor Arthur Gamble urged jurors to uphold the oath and convict Collie Leroy Wilkins Jr. of first degree murder in the high profile case.
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Rex Thomas
Associated Press
Hayneville, Ala
Viola Liuzzo
Detroit
Arthur E. Gamble
Collie Leroy Wilkins Jr
Hayneville
Henry L. Burgess
Leroy Wilkins Jr
Markets At A Glance: Mixed In Early Trade
New York stock prices rise on active trading as bonds show mixed behavior. In Chicago, corn advances while oats ease. Soybeans hold firm with gains in old crop months. Hog futures rise 50 to 75 cents to a high of 20.75 and slaughter steers edge up to 27.50.
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New York
Chicago
Caamano Sworn Provisional President in Dominican Republic
Colonel Francisco Caamano Deno was sworn in as provisional president with ex-president Juan Bosch’s blessings. Caamano, backed by the rebel movement, said Bosch will relinquish rights and Congress may elect a constitutional president. US and OAS considerations floated as possible compromise.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Francisco Caamano Deno
Juan Bosch
Caamano
National Congress
Bosch
Congress
United States
Organization of American States
Adlai Prepares Soviet Reply to Naked Force Charge
U S Ambassador Adlai E Stevenson prepared a full scale reply to Soviet charges that the United States seeks naked force to topple Latin American governments. He spoke after a four hour Security Council session on Monday at the United Nations.
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Max Harrelson
United Nations
Johnson asks for 700 million for Vietnam and Dominican aid
President Johnson urged immediate action on a 700 million dollar supplemental request to fund U S operations in Vietnam and the Dominican Republic. In New York India proposed a UN backed safeguard to ensure security for nations threatened by nuclear powers in any future arms control pact. In Alabama Education Supt Meadows urged state officials to back full implementation of the Civil Rights Act amid desegregation tensions.
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Washington
Johnson
U.S
Viet Nam
Dominican Republic
United Nations, N. Y
India
U.N
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Alabama
Austin Meadows
President Johnson Intervenes in I-65 Route Dispute
White House could not confirm a report that President Johnson personally intervened between Interior and the Bureau of Roads over Interstate 65 near Decatur. No denial was issued, and officials said action by the President could have happened.
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White House
Johnson
Decatur
Department of the Interior
U. S. Bureau of Roads
Bureau of Roads
Wheeler Wildlife Refuge
Interior Department
Stewart Udall
Decatur Daily
George Reedy
White
Cullman Man Faces Bank Theft Charge
Norman L. Nicastro 26 was arrested at his Berlin community home by the FBI and Cullman County Sheriff W C Waldrop on charges linked to a $70,000 bank robbery in Jackson Mississippi last Friday. Authorities identified the suspect and filed bank robbery charges.
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Cullman
FBI
W. C. Waldrop
Jackson
Miss
Waldrop
Toro Lawn Mowers Make The Difference
Aycock's Radio Shack on Highway 31 at Lafayette Street promotes Toro lawn mowers, highlighting better performance and sales in a local shopping ad.
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Shack
Hwy
Lafayette St
Ady
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