Moulton Jaycees Begin 1963 Rodeo With Street Dance
The Moulton Jaycees opened the 1963 Rodeo with a street dance and a beauty contest selecting five finalists for the Rodeo Queen. Contestants from five schools were named Miss Speake High, Miss Mount Hope High, Miss Lawrence County High, Miss Hatton High, and Miss Courtland High. Final queen and runners up will be announced Saturday night during the rodeo finale. Local youths with horses may ride in barrel races alongside the regular program by Preston C. Fowlkes Rodeo.
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Moulton Jaycees
Lawrence County
Phyllis Gillespie
Speake High School
Peggy Smith
Mount Hope
Cherry McCaghren
Lawrence County High School
Mary Ellen Rutherford
Hatton High School
Betty Kyle Terry
Courtland High School
Hazlewood High School
Town Creek
Avon Britnell
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Linda Smith
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Mary Walker
Bill Dukes
Ray Nixson
Ken Meguiar
Decatur Jaycees
Miss Gillespie
Grady Gillespie
Danville
Courtland
Miss Smith
Harbert Smith
Russellville
Miss McCaghren
Kyle McCaghren
Main St
Miss Rutherford
Lonnie Rutherford
Hatton
Miss Terry
Kyle Terry
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LCHS
Rodeo
Moulton Square
Preston C. Fowlkes Rodeo
Moulton Jaycee
Neal Norwood
Gerald Terry
College Riot Season Starts on New England Campuses
Spring fever sparked riots on Yale Brown Brandeis campuses with 1500 Yale students clashing with police in New Haven. Brown saw officers use dogs and nightsticks. one officer injured. Princeton reported 500 participants and 14 arrests earlier in the week. No Brandeis arrests. officials called it spring madness.
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New Haven
Conn
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R.I
Waltham
Mass
Yale
Brown
Pembroke College
Bryant College
Rhode Island School of Design
Princeton
New Jersey
Brandeis University
Moulton to Get New Radio Station
Moulton Lawrence County Broadcasting Co officials announced a radio station will be established in Moulton with air likely by September. The FCC has granted a construction permit for a station operating at 1530 kilocycles. The company is owned by E. B. Bain and Arthur Slaton, both of Moulton.
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Moulton
Lawrence County Broadcasting Co
Federal Communications Commission
E. B. Bain
Arthur Slaton
Prize Winning Books Wanted
Mrs. Agnew said interest in Faulkner rose after his death and noted The Reivers on reserve. She added Barbara Tuchman's The Guns of August has remained popular since national publicity. Three other prize authors on order: Constance Green Washington Village and Capital 1800 1878, Leon Edel Henry James The Conquest of London and The Middle Years, and William Carlos Williams Pictures from Brughel.
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William Faulkner
Auto shop’s cheeky pitch in San Mateo
In San Mateo California an auto body shop playfully asks customers for their next dents with a lighthearted ad line. The joke highlights a shop eager to take on new dings while engaging drivers with humor.
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San Mateo
Calif
Passenger cars to rise 18 percent to 77.4 million
Economists project U S vehicle use growing nearly eighteen percent to 77 400 000 cars. The Rockefeller Foundation marks 50 years since founding with over 763 million dollars spent and support for 16 000 scientists and scholars.
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United States
Rockefeller Foundation
Sales Tax Increase Takes Effect In Alabama
Montgomery AP report outlines a four cent sales tax hike effective Oct 1 under Gov. George Wallace bills. Estimated raise $30 to $32 million with grocery sales 2 percent and other purchases 60 percent. Local rates vary. overall cost of living up about 0.5 percent.
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Montgomery
Ala
Georgia Wallace
Dta
Revenue Department
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