Investigation continues into Fairchild F27 crash near San Carlos
Investigators study air frame and maintenance records while teams plan to playback a taped radio message. Pacific Airlines notes the F27 crash is their first such disaster among six aircraft bought in 1958. Eyewitnesses describe a loud explosion and mushroom cloud. Dozen of 41 passengers were bound for Reno gambling trips.
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Pacific Airlines
David Silva
Jean Collins
Reno
Hospital List of Dismissals and Admissions
A compiled notice lists multiple patients and their addresses, noting admissions and dismissals. Names include Myra Jean Chit tam in Athens, Iris Winton in Somerville, Paul Wilson Burk in Atlanta area, and Floyd W. Brown in Huntsville among others, with various street addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Argend
8Th Ave
Myra Jean Chit‘tam
Athens
Ann Terry
Courtland
Iris Winton
Somerville
Donald van Meter
Donna Ave
William Goodwin Rose
5Th Ave
Carlos H. Webb
Royal
Ralph Price
Paul Wilson Burk
Sandra St
Weather and celestial positions Sunday May 10
Sunset today is 6 40 p m. Sunrise tomorrow 4 49 a m. Moonrise tomorrow 4 50 a m. Jupiter would appear a little right of the Sun today with Mercury and Mars alongside to its right.
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Jupiter
Mercury
Mars
Weather Outlook with Warm Days and Slight Thunder Risk
Forecast shows clear to partly cloudy today with warm days and mild nights. Sunday expected partly cloudy and warm, with isolated afternoon thunderstorms possible. Winds southerly 10 to 20 mph, diminishing at night. High today around 8 degrees.
Dirksen Proposes Narrowing Civil Rights Enforcement
Sen. Everett M. Dirksen unveiled a proposal to remove the attorney general the power to initiate suits against public accommodations in the civil rights bill. His amendment would let the attorney general intervene only in cases started by individuals, changing the scope of enforcement debated in four days of Senate talks.
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Jerry T. Baulch
Washington
Everett M. Dirksen
House
Dirksen
Senate
Illinois
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Humphrey
Truman Addresses Senate for Historic First Time on Birthday
Former president Harry S. Truman, 80, received a rare Senate address invitation and spoke briefly on the floor. He later told reporters at the National Press Club that he felt “an old worn-out politician” after a day of birthday celebrations and offered playful reflections on politics and leaders.
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Washington
Harry S. Truman
Senate
Chamber
HST
National Press Club
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Truman
Wallace
Harry
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Three Probation Hearings in Morgan County Start
Judge Lewis H. West presided over three probation hearings Friday. Sam Guice of Lacey's Spring pleaded guilty to assault with a deadly weapon and received one year of probation after hard labor. Obie-Larter, also from Lacey's Spring, faced concealed weapon charges and got 45 days hard labor plus one year of probation. Margaret Floyd was sentenced to 30 days after violating probation by issuing three worthless checks since December.
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Morgan County
Lewis H. West
Sam Guice
Lacey
Obie — Larter
West
Margaret Floyd
Jaycees Banquet Set for Tonight in Athens
The Athens Jaycees banquet will be held at Lee-Hi Restaurant near Clements starting at 7 p.m. in Athens.
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Athens
Jaycees
Lee-Hi
Clements
FBI Probes Motive in Bizarre Midair F27 Crash
The FBI studies motives and multiple lines of investigation into a baffling midair shooting and its aftermath. Investigators seek to determine if the killer killed only the pilot or also the co-pilot and crew, while noting the victims were horribly mutilated in the crash.
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FBI
Disaster Squad
Debris of War Littering Micronesian Beachfronts
War remnants clutter Micronesian island beaches as locals report scattered wreckage and unexploded ordnance along coastal shores. Officials warn of hazards to fishermen and travelers and call for caution and cleanup efforts.
Admissions List Includes Local Names And Addresses
The notice lists several individuals and addresses under admissions, including John C. Bell 117 Memorial Dr NW, Tony Helartis Toney 2, David Montgomery Moulton, Mildred Overstreet Horns Trailer Court, Grace Askenburg Somerville 1, Eliza Chappell 707 Prospect Dr, Pearl Murphy P O Box 54 Athens, Margaret Pool Falkville, Willie Powers 807 4th, Brenda Smith Ardmore, and B J Schmale Cullman 4.
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Mildred Overstreet
Horn’s Trailer
Grace Askenburg
Somerville
Eliza Chappell
Prospect
Pearl Murphy
P. O
Athens
Margaret Pool
Falkville
Willie Powers
4Th Ave
Brenda Smith
Ardmore
B. J. Schmale
Cullman
Alabama Music Educators elect new officers led by Truman Welch
The Alabama Music Educators Association elected Truman Welch as president with Lacey Powell Jr. moving to vice president. Welch defeated Richard Melvin for the top post and Ed Cleine won the secretary-treasurer role against Roy Wood. The group is the music division of the Alabama Education Association.
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Mobile
Alabama Music Educators Association
Elmore County
Truman Welch
Lacey E. Powell Jr
Powell
Mobile County
Welch
Richard W. Melvin
Troy State College
Ed. Cleine
Department of Fine and Practical Arts
University of Alabama
Secretary-Treasury
Roy L. Wood
Decatur High School
The
Alabama Education Association
Loyd Hays Memorial Fund grows after officer’s death
Loyd Hays a conservation officer and World War II veteran was killed in gunfire and knife wounds while protecting the public. The community started the Loyd Hays Memorial Fund to aid his family with his wife and five children and to support his son Jim’s final year of school. Contributions totaling 555 to date are listed with donors and amounts, and trustees include Jack Tanner A L Johnson and Miles S Powell.
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Loyd Hays
Conservation Department
Loyd
Jim Hays
Soviets Report Space Tests On Fruit Flies And Sex Ratios
Soviet scientists announced experiments on fruit flies to study weightlessness and space radiation effects on fertility and growth, noting a distortion in sex ratios. The abstract outlined aims and promised full details next week at the International Committee on Space Research meeting in Florence.
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Florence
Italy
Soviet Academy of Science
International Committee On Space Research
Caspar
International Space Science Composium
V. V. Antipov
N. L. Delone
G. P. Parfyonov
G.V. Vysotsky
Injunction Continued In Montgomery Case
Joe Wheeler regained his position this week after a temporary injunction was granted over a week ago by Supreme Court Justice J. Ed Livingston in Montgomery. Attorneys for Joe Wheeler filed the case seeking continued relief and outlined grounds for the injunction.
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Moulton
Joe Wheeler
Supreme Court
J. Ed Livingston
Montgomery
Kennedy urges Maryland Democrats to back Brewster over Wallace
Sen. Edward M. Kennedy urged Maryland voters to support Sen. Daniel Brewster in the May 19 presidential primary against George Wallace. He warned of civil rights tensions and a Maryland under federal overreach, saying Wallace’s program is not what America wants.
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Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
Maryland
Daniel B Webster
D-Md
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Kennedy
Johnson
Brewster
John F. Kennedy
Wallace
America
Sen
Business Leaders See Increase in 1965 Growth
Leading American industrialists at the Business Council spring meeting predicted continued expansion into 1965 with manageable inflation and stronger effects from the tax cut. The panel expects national output near 620 billion dollars as 1964 progresses.
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Hot Springs
The
Business Council
W. B. Murphy
Campbell Soup Co
Camden
N.J
Johnson
Judge delays ruling in union case hearing
Judge Bloodworth declined an immediate ruling allowing the union more time to present its case, governance officials said, as negotiations continue and arguments proceed in court.
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Livingston
Bloodworth
Methodists End Conference With Race Bars Weakened
The Methodist Church closed its quadrennial conference with race barriers weakened. Delegates adopted reports banning discriminatory hiring and urged transfer of Negroes into white jurisdictions while endorsing a strong civil rights bill. An amendment to press for full legal duty of openness was tabled. The meeting, supreme policy maker, dispatched 4 503 resolutions before adjourning.
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H. L. Schwartz
Pittsburgh
Methodist Church
Congress
Lyle H. Truax
Vancouver
Wash
Truax
Three Miss Chinas Are Going Abroad
Three Miss Chinas will compete internationally this year. An advertising agency said one will enter Miss Universe in Miami in July one will enter Miss International in Long Beach in September and one will enter Miss World in London in November.
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Taipei
Formosa
China
Miami
Fla
Long Beach
Calif
London
Decoration Day Observed at Johnson Chapel Methodist
Johnson Chapel Methodist Church will hold its annual decoration day this Sunday starting at 1 p.m. Members and community attendees are invited to participate in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Chapel Methodist Church
Athens Senior Gary Walker Named Outstanding Vocational Student
17-year-old Athens High School senior Gary Walker was honored as the school's Outstanding Vocational Industrial Education student for 1963-64. The Diversified Occupation Class banquet at H & H Barbecue Ranch featured Circuit Judge James N. Bloodworth of Decatur and attendees from the class and faculty.
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Athens
Athens High School
Gary Walker
Young Walker
James N. Bloodworth
Decatur
Ardmore and East Limestone win county 4-H speaking titles
Ardmore's Freddy Magnusson won the boys division and East Limestone's Royce Ann Wales won the girls division in Limestone County 4-H Club speaking contest. Both will represent the county at the June 9 event in Belle Mina with runners up Steve Pepper and Brenda Thornton. Two bamboo species native to the southeastern canebreaks noted as good fishing poles.
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Athens
Ardmore
East
Limestone High Schools
Limestone County
Freddy Magnusson
Royce Ann Wales
East Limestone
Belle Mina
Steve Pepper
Brenda Thornton
Tanner
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Oak St
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6Th Ave
Robert Ernest Wright
Woodland St
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Huntsville
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Memorial
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Wadsworth St
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John C. Bell
Memorial Dr. NW
Tony Helartis
Toney
David Montgomery
Hays
Horace Mitchell
Anonymous
Joe Clements
Arthur A. Calix
William H. Turk
Limestone
M. W
Buddy) Evans
W. E. Bradford
Benson McCutcheon
Leroy Black
Terry Bottom
D. A. Hanserd
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Ira Schnell
Frank Burks
Circus Life
Elizabeth Houston
Roy Odom
West Decatur
Sen. Kennedy
Methodists End
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Allied van Lines
Decatur Transfer & Storage, Inc
First Ave
Huffy
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Pany
Will
Briggs & Stratton
H.P
Tiller
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