Folsom Says Legislature Will Be Anything But Peaceful
Gov James E Folsom warned the 1966 Legislature would be anything but peaceful as tensions rise in a two day session The Senate faced its first filibuster amid moves to speed 13 senators onto three state boards The week features measures to repeal the poll tax open jury service for women and government reforms with a referendum on the poll tax and a pending bill to postpone jury action until voters weigh in
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Rex Thomas Montgomery
James E. Folsom
Gee
Senate
Folsom
Sion
Rail damage disrupts Birmingham spring traffic
Northbound track torn up with trains moving slowly on the southbound line. Officials could not confirm a repair date for the break north of Birmingham. Wires cut in South Alabama hinder intercity calls. 110 wires damaged 17 miles west of Mobile and six miles west of Atmore. Repairs completed on the pene Var ae and were -6 on the damage near.
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Birmingham
Alabama
Mobile
W. F. Yandell
Atmore
New
Were
Amusements: Princess Battle Cry and More at Local Theaters
Amusement listings include Princess Battle Cry with Van Heflin and Ray at 1:00 3:40 6:20. Roxy shows Drums of Tahiti with Dennis O Neefe Patricia Medina at 1:50 3:45 5:40 7:35 9:30. Sunset screens Suddenly! with Sterling Hayden Frank Sinatra at 7:00 9:15. Hatfield Athens features The High and the Mighty with John Wayne Claire Trevor at 1:30 9:30. Starvue Highway Bridges at William Holden Gary Kelly at 7:30 9:42.
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van Hef
Roxy
Tahiti
Dennis O'Keefe
Patricia Medina
Sterling Hayden
Frank Sinatra
Starvue
William Holden
Community notices and club events in local area
Intimate glimpses and guest visits mark community life with mentions of Mr and Mrs P E Davis in Birmingham and relatives. Kentucky Derby attendance noted in Louisville with J E Barthelemy Johnny Mathis and Jim Griffin. Various church and garden club activities scheduled including Eastern Star visit and a missionary furlough with local mercy clinic announcements.
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J. E. Barthelemy
Johnny, Mathis
Jim Griffin
Louisville
Margaret Liston
Southern Presbyterian Church
Belgian Congo
New York
Liston
Thomas Fleming
Columbia
Hospital Dismissals and Admissions List
Hospital notices list dismissals and new admissions across multiple facilities. Names and addresses include Wilburn Stewart, Mrs. Buford, Joe George, Jerry Waters, Mrs. Sisco, Mrs. Broadway, Mrs. Lewis Ann, Mrs. Sharp, Mrs. Sims, Mrs. Shelton, Mrs. White, Mrs. Lane, Mrs. Wright, and others at Athens Limestone, Decatur General, and surrounding clinics and streets.
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Bank ST. Hospital
Wilburn Stewart
Grant St
Robert Buford
Decatur
Joe George
4Th Ave
Jerry Waters
Danville
Baugh-Wiley Clinic
Monroe Sisco
Madison
R. W. Waldrop
7Th Ave
Athens-Limestone Hospital
Douglas Broadway
Athens
Lewis Ann
Elkmont
Howard Montgomery
Hutsville
S. A. Sharp
Decatur General Hospital
Paul Sims
9Th St
Shelton
Anderson Bady Willam Howel
Ave
Kensal Cis
Tae Toa Perry Johnson
Rail
Charles White
Cypress St
Ellis Lane
Somerville Rd
Maggie Belle Wright
Hartselle
H. F. Landers
Sth
Four accident victims improve after two fatal crashes
Four injured people in two highway crashes improved by Saturday night at Decatur General hospital. Victims include Fred Sittason 60 Horace Knight 41 Marvin Eaton 10 and Shackleford 52 all hurt Friday or Thursday. Charles Langley 35 died. John Nelms 12 died after a bicycle was struck on new highway 24 near Decatur city limits.
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Decatur General Hospital
Fred Sittason
7Th Ave
N. W
Horace Knight
Loring St
Marvin Allen Eaton
11Th Ave
N.W
Shackleford
Sittason
Knight
Shackleford Negro
Charles Langley
4Th Ave
Eaton
John Nelms
Denton Nelms
12Th Ave. N. W
New Highway 24
Decatur City Limits
Nelms
Decatur General
Jack Hobson Gillespie
Trinity 1
Gillespie
Doris McWorter
Obituary: Owens Dies. Wife Mrs Singleton Cullman Survives
Survivors include wife Mrs Singleton Cullman. Pallbearers named M C Lovvorn T J Hudson Loren Barron Gene Craft G B Terry and Claude Wood. Honorary pallbearers are Cullman Electric Cooperative employees.
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Singleton Cullman
M. C. Lovvorn
T. J. Hudson
Loren Barron
Gene Craft
G. B. Terry
Claude Wood
The
Cullman Electric Cooperative
Valhermosa Church Elder Led Building Team
Deceased served as elder and Board of Trustees member for Valhermosa Church. He helped on the building committee for the new church at Valhermosa, constructed in memory of his mother and father. Service by Rev. W. B. Daniel and Ethel Davis Russell with pallbearers named.
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Valhermosa Church
Valhermosa
W. B. Daniel
Ethel Davis Russell
Mary Davis Connolly
Greenline McRee
Montgomery
Howard Russell
New Orleans
R. O. Russell
Birmingham
John Mack Chunn
Melvin Williams
Dewey Day
Leon Chunn
John Scott
Robert Atkinson
Millidgeville
Frank J. Soday
Southern Association of Science and Industry
Soday
Herty
Lou Herty
Georgia
American Chemical Society
Georgia State ‘College For Women
Chemistry Club
GSC
Carroll A. Hochwalt
Monsanto Chemical Co
St. Louis
Dr. Soday
Freeze Nips Rockies Area
Frigid weather hit the Rockies and northern Minnesota with snow flurries. Overnight lows fell to 22 degrees at Fraser Colorado and Drummond and West Yellowstone Montana while International Falls Minnesota reached 36 at midday with snow. Temperatures dipped to 20 degrees in parts of the Great Lakes region and rose to the 40s or 50s along the Pacific Coast.
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Associated Press
Rockies
Minnesota
Fraser
Colo
Drummond
Decatur High Band Graduates Honored at Family Night
The 26 senior members of Decatur High School band, winners of the contest, were honored during Family Night. Director Carl Schwachow received miniature instruments, as did seniors, with jingles presented by Band Mothers Club officers. The program featured Chicago Tribune March, Old Home Down on the Farm, a trombone solo, brass sextet, and other band numbers with majorettes and a Dixie finale.
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Decatur High School
Paul Glenn
Band Mothers Club
W. E. Siviey
Carl Schwachow
Glenda McRae
W. E. Sivley
Chicago Tribune
Dwight Eddens
You
Maggie
Jerry Garnett
Walter Jackson, Jr
Jim Marshall
Martha Garnett
Gary Nichols
George Godwin
Betty Ann Wright
Sandra Neher
Gerry Sivley
Nancy Malone
My Old Kentucky
Dixie
Elizabeth Coats
Dulles Meets Adenauer in 65 Minute Talks on Key Topics
Dulles and Adenauer held a 65 minute discussion covering the Austrian treaty impact on Germany and a potential disarmament conference with the Soviets. Adenauer attended as a sovereign nation’s representative, signaling a possible new Western Big Four including Britain, France, West Germany, and the United States.
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Adenauer
Dulles
Germany
Britain
France
West Germany
United States
Health drive to inoculate county clinics on schedule
Dr. Smith reports 155001 children inoculated in state clinics during weeks starting April 18 and 25. The National Foundation will provide enough vaccine for a second injection. Estimates before launch ranged 180000 to 200000 eligible children. Vaccines will be rushed to strategically located county health departments and repackaged for pickup. Mobile county began among the early counties.
Births in Decatur produce a son and a daughter
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Ben Sum mer at Decatur General Hospital Saturday. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs A L Braswell in Decatur.
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Ben Summer
7Th Ave
Decatur General Hospital
A.L. Braswell
Decatur 1
Decatur
Civitan president to speak at local meeting Wednesday
Civitan International President Roy M. Abagnale will address the Decatur Civitan Club at its Wednesday noon meeting at the Lyons Hotel. Abagnale, from Springfield Massachusetts, has held international offices and is a certified public accountant active in several civic and professional groups.
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Roy M. Abagnale
Springfield
Mass
Civitan International
Décatur Civitan Club
Abagnale
Farms
Los Angeles
Pace Institute
Diocesan Council
Western Massachusettes
Episcopal Church
National Association of Cost Accountants
New York Society of Certified Public Accountants
Massachusetts State Society of Certified Public Accountants
American Red Cross
Springfield Y.M.C.A
Goodwill Industries
Civitan Clubs
Lyons Hotel
Beard incident at Cheboygan centennial celebration
Cecil Adams grew a beard for Cheboygan County centennial events but his wife disapproved. She trimmed one side of his face with an electric razor while he slept, and he shaved the remaining beard when he woke.
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Cheboygan, Mich
Cecil Adams
Cheboygan County
Mrs. Adams
Cecil
Adams
Irrigating Caves At Meramec Caverns
Meramec Caverns owner Lester B. Dill installed a $75,000 irrigation system due to drought. The system waters limestone formations and statues that were drying from lack of rain in Stanton Missouri.
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Stanton
Meramec
Lester ° B. Dill
Daughter born to Mr and Mrs Charles W Long
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Charles W Long of 402 In Ave at Baugh Wiley Clinic Saturday.
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Charlies W. Long
Ave
Baugh-Wiley Clinic
Puzzle clipping deadline note from local paper
A terse notice urges readers to clip a puzzle from the paper and mail or deliver the completed answer by Tuesday midnight. It warns against mimeographing and reminders the office accepts envelopes postmarked by Tuesday.
Political realignments shift in New Mexico’s south
The excerpt notes Premier Lee pressing toward a republic after securing power through violent street battles in the south. Ex-Emperor Bao Dai, now nominal Chief of State, travels from a Riviera villa to Paris seeking help from Dulles to plead his case.
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New Mexico
Lee
Bao Dai
Paris
Riviera
Dulles
For Sale One-Third Horsepower IH Sronchure
Market item lists a one year old one third horsepower IH sronchure used by a commercial firm. Ideal for small operations and priced at 99 dollars 95 cents. Call 48 W.
Vaccine Confusion Over Polio Inoculation Stirs Uncertainty
Detroit plans Saturday inoculations for children who missed turns while Ottawa and Washington weigh recommendations from a committee review. Public Health Service and Dr. Scheele await the Bethesda report on Cutter vaccine safety amid reports of adverse reactions in Idaho Louisiana and Hawaii.
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Wayne County
Washington
Ottawa
Public Health Service
Scheele
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
PHS
Cutter Laboratories
White House
Dea
Berkeley
Calif
Idaho
Louisiana
Hawaii
Reds in Germany announce Warsaw military alliance plan
In Berlin on May 7 Prime Minister Otto Grotewohl disclosed a Soviet bloc alliance to rival NATO to be set up in Warsaw next week. He said East Germany rearmament and a unified command for East European Communist armies are planned, with 100000 barracks police and other top officials in attendance.
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Berlin
Germany
NATO
Warsaw
East Germany
Moscow
Otto Grotewohl
East Berlin
Georgi K. Zhukov
Red China
Peng Teh-Huai
Telephone Wires Cut as Strike Escalates in Several Cities
District Manager W F Yandell reports 110 telephone wires cut near Mobile disrupting service. A dynamite blast at Walnut Street bridge in Chattanooga damages circuits and a paint shop. Southern Bell says April calls and workers returning exceed prior years with 31 000 employees at work. CIO leaders pledge support and funds for strikers as arbitration demand rises.
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Ous
W.F. Yandell
Mobile
New Orleans
Montgomery
Birmingham
Atlanta
New York
Chicago
Houston
Chattanooga
Tenn
Walnut Street Bridge
Southern Bell
CWA
A.T. Jones
Koumti Whcampeee
Walter Reuther
CIO
Stove Blast Hurts Nobody at Residence Kitchen
An oil stove exploded in the kitchen of Mr. and Mrs. An om Ave causing ceiling burn and water damage. Firemen extinguished the flames. At 5 18 p m Friday a junked car was found on fire at Williams Auto Parts 126 2nd Ave NE with no loss.
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Cena
Anom
Ave. SE
Williams Auto Parts
2Nd Ave
Illinois Study Links Early Grammar to Lifelong Use
A University of Illinois study indicates children typically acquire the grammar they will use for life between ages one and three, suggesting early language development sets enduring linguistic patterns.
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University of Illinois
Vacumatic Carburetor Claims Gas Savings
Advert says the Vacu matic Carburetor Co. offers a device that saves gasoline by jet ing and vacuuming. It claims easy installation on cars and invites readers to write for free full particulars, with the company based in Wauwatosa Wisconsin.
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Wauwatosa
Wis
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