Sidewalks in future subdivisions pondered by planning board
Decatur Planning Commission debated sidewalk requirements for new subdivisions and set a June 7 public hearing. City officials, including Wilson Morgan, urged sidewalks near schools as safety measures after recent student fatalities. The panel also advanced zoning changes and Beltline Highway access considerations for future development.
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Bank facilities for U S troops in Viet Nam planned by 2 big banks
Bank of America and Chase Manhattan gain permission to set up on base banking facilities in Saigon for American servicemen. The plan aims to offer 30 day operation before on base facilities open, with possible checking accounts and no service charges. Checks would be cashed in the United States to curb black market activity.
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Alabama colleges win nursing loan and facilities grants
Washington announced 134072 dollars in nursing student loan funds for nine Alabama hospitals and institutions led by Tuskegee Institute and the University of Alabama. Separately 2332590 dollars in Higher Education Facilities Act grants support Auburn Livingston State Livingston and Troy State for new buildings and facilities.
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Birmingham
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Armistead Selden
George Andrews
Auburn
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Troy State College
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Johnson Asked To Veto Money Bills
Rep. Frank T. Bow urges President Johnson to veto excessive appropriations in a Labor Dept and HEW funding bill. Bow laments failed battles against rising appropriations while noting Johnson’s pressure tactics and past mobilization of O'Brien to defend funding.
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Frustration Over Communism Spans Two Decades
James Marlow analyzes two decades of American frustration with communist powers. He notes stalled U.S. policy toward Stalin, Korea involving China, and Viet Nam war tensions. Kennedy and McGovern push for a blue ribbon commission, but Rusk signals no change while the United States resists Red China in the UN.
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Lacey's Spring to honor retiring elementary principal J S Greenhaw
Residents plan a 7 p.m. covered dish supper at Lacey's Spring Elementary to honor Principal J S Greenhaw who will retire after about 40 years in education. The event welcomes all community and county residents.
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