Priceville 4-H sewing and cooking contest winners
The Priceville 4-H Club held a sewing and cooking contest for elementary students. Winners included Dianne Gilchrist first in sewing and dress, Karen Speegle second, Kianne Summerford first in skirts, Marsh Crow second, Mary Sharp third, Joan Blackwood first in aprons, Sherry Hargrove second, Sandra Sivley third, muffins won by Barbara Hames first, Karen Speegle second, and Dianne Toone third. Films of Baytor Military School will be shown at the Holiday Inn in Huntsville Saturday at 3 p.m.
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Priceville 4-H Club
Dianne Gilchrist
Karen Speegle
Kianne Summerford
Marsh Crow
Mary Sharp
Joan Blackwood
Sherry Hargrove
Sandra Sivley
Barbara Hames
Dianne, Toone
Baytor Military School
Chattanooga
Tenn
Holiday Inn
Huntsville
Church debt and fundraising through dinners versus business
A church debates funding its debt. The suggested path quotes Malachi urging tithes and divine blessing, while advising Christians to stay gracious and avoid public squabbling. Emphasizes love and unity over controversy and notes Jesus condemned temple traders.
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A.S
Malachi
Jesus
Health officials discuss area disease control methods
Dr J P Jekel Huntsville Demonstration Project epidemiologist led a public health meeting in the First Federal Penthouse outlining new community planning and action for disease control. Cecil Tipton sanitary engineer highlighted local health hazards in Madison County and steps to improve sanitation.
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L. R. Murphree
Morgan County
Cecil Tipton
Huntsville
J. F. Jekel
J. W. Smith
Jekel
Madison County
Markets At A Glance Mixed Moves Across Commodities
New York stocks fall on profit taking while bonds show mixed results with governments slightly higher. Cotton trades dull and lower. Chicago wheat remains largely steady with May weak, corn and oats mixed. Soybeans steady to weak, hogs steady to 25 cents lower at 16.25 top, slaughter steers steady to 0.50 higher at 22.25.
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New York
Chicago
Vietnamese Carrier Is Knocked Out On Cambodian Border
A Cambodian tank knocked out a Vietnamese armored personnel carrier on the Cambodia Vietnam frontier and captured the vehicle and its crew. Cambodian authorities reported 13 South Vietnamese armored vehicles crossed the border attacking Taey village, with a rural guard and five villagers killed. No Americans were involved.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Cambodia
Taey
Phnom Penh
Johnson urges racial justice during Atlanta tour
President Johnson drew a massive 500000 crowd in Atlanta as he urged racial justice and urged rejection of extremists. He rode a convertible, spoke from the trunk, and praised Franklin Roosevelt while outlining a compassionate government. Johnson heads to Gainesville Ga. See RACIAL on Page 2.
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Frank Cormier
Atlanta
Johnson
Deep South
Georgia
South
White House
Gainesville
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Franklin Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Maryland National Guard Mobilizes 400 for Cambridge Speech
The adjutant general of Maryland orders 400 troops to move into Cambridge Monday night to guard Gov. George Wallace as he speaks there. In Alabama, Judge Dave Ar District backs or challenges Rep. Bob Jones in the Democratic primary. In Washington, Barry S. Truman returns to the Senate after his 80th birthday but does not deliver a speech.
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Baltimore
Adjutant General of
Maryland
National Guard
Cambridge
George Wallace
Alabama
Huntsville
Dave
Bob Jones
Washington
Barry S. Truman
Senate
Ball
France
de Gaulle
Georgetown University
NATO
Indictments Reported in Tragic Four Count Case
The Morgan County grand jury returned three true bills against 18 year old Billy Don Franklin Boulden for first degree murder robbery and rape in connection with the death of Conservation Officer Loyd Hays. The case includes four counts of murder tied to use of a pocket knife and firearm and the defendant pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity at arraignment. Local judge Newton B Powell presided as defense attorney Bill Chenault was appointed.
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Mike Freeman
Billy Don Franklin Boulden
Morgan County
Kilby
Montgomery
Knox McRae
Newton B. Powell
Lamar Maxwell
Loyd Hays
Flint
Powell
Boulden
Mat Boulden
Falkville 2
Council For the Youth
Bill Chenault
Defense Council
Sgt
Milton Thomas
Memorial Fund Grows For Loyd Hays Family
Donations to the Loyd Hays Memorial Fund mounted to 445 dollars with new contributors including Earl Patton and David C. Hulse. The fund aids Hays’s wife and five children. oversight rests with a three man committee led by Conservation Officer Jack Tanner and Decatur attorney Miles Powell.
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Loyd Hays
Limestone County Sportsmans Club
Earl Patton
E. F. Mize
David C. Hulse
All Wheeler Refuge
R. E. Rogers
Phillip Kyle
Morgan County
Flint Creek
Officer Hays
Jack Tanner
A. L. Johnson
First National Bank
Decatur
Miles Powell
the Daily
Rusk Seeks NATO Aid for Vietnam and Cuba
Secretary of State Dean Rusk travels to Europe to press NATO allies for greater support against Communist guerrillas in South Vietnam and for backing the U S embargo on Cuba. He will join a NATO foreign ministers meeting in The Hague after visiting Brussels.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Europe
NATO
South Viet Nam
U.S
Cuba
Rusk
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Hague
Brussels
George Ball
Charles de Gaulle
France
Atlantic Alliance
West
One Dead and Three Injured in US 31 Crash Near Pryor Field
A one car crash on US 31 just north of Pryor Field at about 11 30 a m left Lula Mae Gladney of Chicago dead. Four aboard the 1960 Chevrolet were en route from Chicago to Birmingham with Della Mae Coleman 28 also of Chicago in critical condition. Daniel Binson 50 and his wife Emma 42 were injured with undetermined injuries. The car crossed centerline and landed in northbound lanes. Gladney remained beneath the car for 46 0 15 minutes until responders arrived. Tur Ner Funeral Home in Turner handled the body.
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Pryor Field
Lula Mae Gladney
Chicago
Ill
Daniel Binson
Della Mae Coleman
Decatur General Hospital
Binson
Emma
Birmingham
Business Sees Johnson Support From Nation’s Leaders
In Springs Virginia, the Business Council opened weekend meetings with praise for President Johnson. Many of the 100 top industrialists, mostly Republicans, voiced privately that Johnson listens and understands business needs. They cited tax cuts, payroll funding, and profits as growth drivers, noting Johnson’s early pro business stance and White House dinner attendance. Atty Gen Kennedy and aides planned to address the council on civil rights bill implications.
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Sterling F
Green Hot
Johnson
Stuart Saunders
Henry Ford II
White House
Industry
Finance
Robert F. Kennedy
Justice Department
Council
Changes in North Alabama locations teased for Sunday
John Knox previews a Daily feature about Pea Ridge Barksdale and State Line in Limestone county. The piece promises notes on early settlements a health resort and a movable post office site highlighting historic regional changes.
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Limestone County
Pea Ridge
Barksdale
State Line
North
Alabama
John Knox
Hallmark Mother’s Day Cards at Ira’s Book & Gift Shop
Ira’s Book and Gift Shop offers Hallmark Mother’s Day cards at 222 E Moulton Street with a focus on thoughtful options for all moms.
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Ira’s
E. Moulton St
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First Federal Savings and Loan
James Overall
Daily
J.P. Jekel
Huntsville Demonstration Project
Furn. Co
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Ncial Justice
LBJ
Hays
R. L. Hand
Lee
By John M. Hightower
Turner Funeral Homie
Vine St
Kennedy
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Ken Reynolds
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