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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1972

Page

5

Calendar of local meetings and events for Decatur

Decatur area groups schedule for evening and daytime gatherings including Christian Women's Fellowship at 6 30 p m, Decatur Water Ski Club at 7 p m, Decatur Chamber of Commerce speaker Mrs Eleanore Robinson, and various clubs like the Civinette Club, Human Relations group, and the Junior Service League. Also listed are band performances, church events, and community social activities with times and locations.

St Nee Remaries Church Eleanore Robinson Decatur Chamber of Commerce

Bombing Continues as Hanoi Area Feels War Front

A 50 year old patient described a rocket strike at 9 on Thursday wounding six people. The scene in Hanoi shows shelters, damaged cafes, and constant wartime reminders as bombing resumes with civilians adapting to the turmoil.

Hapnoi Botanical Garden Hanoi Haiphong Hangdau Park Red River Seventh Fleet Quang Tri Hoankiem

Return to Pyongyang Reveals Quiet Capital After War

North Korea allows two American reporters to enter Pyongyang for the first time since 1950. The May visit follows a three hour flight from Peking and marks a visible change as the city blooms with azaleas and primroses in the parks.

Harrison Salisbury New York Times Pyongyang North Korea United States Yalu River New York John M. Lee Tokyo East Asian Peking China Korean Journalists Association

Convicted fugitives tied to kidnapping and bank robberies

Colvin and Dolvin, linked to a 1958 Ohio bank robbery and a 1957 murder case, were reported missing after a kidnapping probe. Authorities warned they are dangerous, may be on foot near a prison, and could attempt to flee the country. The report ties Dolvin to earlier robberies and a 1966 parole, while Tiner, under death sentence later commuted, is noted for the 1957 Sheriff Woodham killing.

Hale State Court of Appeals Dolvin R. P. Sorrell Bob Hancock Ernest Bowman Decatur Police Department Hancock R. L. Handley Lovett Key West Fla Youngstown Beardman Plaza National Bank J. C. Penney Ohio Colvin San Diego Calif Ohio State Tiner Dallas Tex J. Cuthbert Woodham Geneva County William Hable

Pyongyang Transformed Into a Modern Skyline

The North Korean capital now features a 600 foot TV tower with a 200 foot viewing platform, a 22 story Kim Il Sung University building, a 70 000 seat stadium, and a vast central square named for the premier. New museums, statue forecourt, apartment blocks, and government facilities crown a swift postwar urban boom.

Kim Il Sung University Kim Il Sung

Fantasy Threat Seen By Graham

Reverend Bill Graham warned 30,000 attendees at his Alabama Crusade that fantasy could threaten civilization more than known destructive forces. He told the audience that the line between real conflict and make believe war on television could be dangerously blurred.

Birmingham Ala Bill Graham Alabama

Bernstein On Words by Theodore M Bernstein

The article discusses the evolving sense of dig meaning to like and engage with something, warns against misusing hardly and scarcely with negative phrases, and explains the phrase to boot and its origins, noting beetless as a common negative form.

Death notice for Noah Lee seeks donations to fund medical expenses

Lee died after facing more than 10,000 in debt while supporting his wife with two jobs. Donations to the Mrs. Noah Lee Fund are being sought at The Decatur Daily office or mailed to 101 Johnston St Decatur 35601. Contributions may be brought to the DAILY office.

Lee T Wo Noah Lee Decatur Daily Johnston St Decatur

Greyhound Bus In Wrong Lane Killing 14 In Bean Station

Investigators say the Greyhound bound for Roanoke was on the wrong side of U S 11W in Bean Station Tennessee when it struck a truck carrying vinyl flooring. The crash killed 14 and injured 15 as a NTSB team arrived from Washington to probe the cause. Fahrer Bobby Garrison died in the blaze, and passenger Miss Evelyn Delaney sustained a broken leg.

Bean Station Tenn Greyhound U. S. LW Upper East Tennessee Guy Nicholson Tennessee Highway Patrol Nicholson National Transportation Safety Board Washington Malone Freight Lines Birmingham Ala Bobby Garrison Gadsden Evelyn Delaney Miss Delaney Holston Valley Hospital Kingsport Holston Valley

McGovern Seeks Upset Win Across Michigan

Sen George McGovern rallies in four Michigan cities amid a crowded primary scene with Wallace and Humphrey also campaigning. Delegates chosen over the weekend in Louisiana Kansas Tennessee and Texas shift toward uncommitted or pledged votes ahead of the June convention as Reagan casts doubts on Nixon’s reelection.

George McGovern Michigan Louisiana McGovern Wallace Kansas Tennessee Texas Humphrey San Francisco Ronald Reagan California Nixon Alaska Mt. McKinley

Blocker’s Death Follows Life of Size Wealth and Fame

Texas born actor known as Ben Cartwright on Bonanza dies after plans to bury beside his father in O'Donnell. He rose from Army sergeant and teacher to TV icon earning 30 000 per episode, valued for humor and tenderness with 400 million viewers across 80 countries.

O'Donnell West Texas Blocker Ben Cartwright Ponderosa Ranch Texas Korea New Mexico UCLA Switzerland

Athens Woman Treated After Weekend Gunshot Wound

53 yearold Athens woman Alma Haggermaker was treated at Athens Limestone Hospital for a gunshot wound to the leg. Sheriff s investigator Gerald Bates said she was shot Saturday at her residence.

Athens Athens 4 Athens Limestone Hospital Gerald Bates Alma Haggermaker

South Vietnamese units retake Fire Base Bastogne

South Vietnamese forces recaptured Fire Base Bastogne, 12 miles west of Hue, after 36 hours of heavy fighting and B52 air strikes. The base had fallen to North Vietnamese on April 28, marking a second northern front counterattack in three days as Saigon forces push back after six weeks of retreat. Peter Arnett reported the advance as infantrymen closed on another target.

Saigon Bastogne Hue Demilitarized Zone Quang Tri City Associated Press Peter Arnett Highlands Kontum City Saigon-Phnom Penh Trang Bang An Loc Highway 19 Pleiku U.S Thanh Hoa Hanoi Paul Doumer Red River China Cambodia Takeo Province

Miss Point Mallard contestant eyes Miss Alabama

A Memphis native competing for Miss Point Mallard plans to graduate early by transferring from Decatur High to Austin High and studying through the summer. If she impresses the Goffrey Ballet Co instructors she may win a full scholarship with living expenses.

Decatur High School Austin High School Memphis Goffrey Ballet Co Alabama Birmingham

Michigan Democrats Try Last-Minute Wallace Block

Michigan's Democratic Party runs anti-Wallace TV and radio spots to block Gov. George C. Wallace in the upcoming primary. The unusual Democratic contest seats Wallace as a candidate and highlights his 1968 presidential rise. Nixon is named by Wallace in ads.

South Dakota Michigan George C. Wallace Ala New York Times Detroit

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