FBI's Most Wanted Ammons Returned On Murder Charges
Sammie Earl Ammons and his wife Barbara were brought to Crossville Tennessee to face first degree murder charges in the deaths of two children found in a septic tank. They denied the accusations as Mrs Faye Matthews accompanied officers to the scene. State officials said Ammons and his wife would be charged after the investigation by E C Hale of the Tennessee Bureau of Identification. The pair traveled from Rome Georgia and offered no resistance during transport.
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Crossville
Tenn
Sammie Earl Ammons
FBI
Faye Matthews
Rome
Iga
Ammons
Barbara
Police report details family assault and city notices
Police answered a call at 405 Madison St where Nathan Jones allegedly beat his wife and daughter. The women were treated at Decatur General Hospital at 12 15 p m. Building permits issued include 1207 Evelee St SW and 906 7th Ave SE. Arrests over the weekend list numerous offenses from drunkenness to forgery. Preschool clinic planned at Moulton Heights School for fall enrollment. Two agents returned Mrs Matthews from Gadsden after she signed a statement accusing Ammons of killing her children, whose bodies were found in a septic tank near Crossville last September. Ammons was on the FBI most wanted list for forgery and related investigation.
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Madison St
Nathan Jones
Decatur General Hospital
Decatur City
Evelee St
Bath
Central Air
Ferrell Real Estate Inc
7Th Ave
Azzie H. Grimes
N. B. Matthews
Walter Bearden
Mrs. Matthews
Gadsden
Ala
Ammons
FBI
Three Die Violently in Four-County Area Over Weekend
Three people died violently in four counties with another believed drowned in Lawrence County. Noah Lee Burney, 55, of Hanceville, and William Joe Widner, 13, of Cullman drowned, while Caroline Hampton, 19, of Moulton died after a three vehicle wreck near Danville in Morgan County. Hampton’s husband Brackin Hampton, and son James Hampton, both of Moulton, faced charges after the crash. Burney’s body was pulled from Smith Lake around 7 p.m. Saturday. Widner fell into a sink hole while fishing on rocks near the City Dam. Caroline Hampton died in a Birmingham hospital less than three hours after the crash. A fourth man, Aaron Edward Crane, 23, of Hartselle, drove a 1951 Cadillac involved in the wreck that occurred about 1.7 miles east of Danville on Highway 136 at 3:45 a.m. Sunday.
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Lawrence County
Cullman County
Morgan County
Danville
Noah Lee Burney
Hanceville
Caroline Hampton
Moulton
William Joe Widner
Cullman
Burney
Smith Lake
Aaron Edward Crane
Hartselle
Brackin Hampton
Chevrolet
Hampton
James
James Hampton
Crane
Man charged with first degree manslaughter in wreck
A man was picked up Sunday and charged with first degree manslaughter no driver's license. In the crash in Morgan County several people were injured including Brackin Hampton and his wife Moline, plus daughter Martha and other passengers in the truck and Chevrolet. Rescue squads searched Spring Creek near Courtland for Wafford Owens believed drowned while fishing. Lawson, Elliott Brown service funeral home said agencies from multiple towns aided in the search and Owens boat and billfold were found drifting.
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Morgan County
Brackin Hampton
Moline Hampton
Martha
Bonita Hampton
Melissa Hampton
James Hampton
James
Hartseye Hospital
North Alabama
Spring Creek
Courtland
Wafford Owens
Owens
Davis Constructors
Elliott-Brown Service Funeral Home
S. C
Understanding II Peter 3 10 and a Christian hope beyond Earth
The verse describes the day of the Lord coming as a thief, with heavens passing away and the earth melted by fire. The text argues for a future promise of new heavens and a new earth where righteousness dwells, urging believers to place hope in God beyond this world rather than despair.
Markets At A Glance Mixed Reviews Across Commodities
New York stocks fall on moderate trading while bonds show mixed results. Cotton rises on house buying demand. Chicago grain futures are mixed with late selling in wheat and light trade in corn. Oats stay near steady with mixed activity. Soybeans firm amid scattered demand. Hog prices rise 25 to 50 cents to a top of 16.50. Slaughter steers hold steady with a top of 22.25.
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New York
Chicago
Utah Teachers Walkout Looms Over Education Funds
Utah teachers near a two day walkout to push for more school funding for about 270 000 pupils. Governor Clyde refused a special session triggering the action led by the Utah Education Association with 10 000 members. Some boards filed court orders. attorney general allows closing if students arrive and teachers stay home. John C Evans Jr UEA executive secretary said most teachers would participate.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
George D. Clyde
Utah Education Association
State Attorney General’s Office
John C. Evans Jr
UEA
Small missile test explosion kills three at Tyndall Air Force Base
Reports from Panama City and nearby Tyndall Air Force Base say a small missile being prepared for an air test exploded, killing three and injuring others. Other AP items note two Andalusia men found shot to death, President Johnson asking Congress for 125 million for Vietnam, a National Guardsman pleading guilty to a racial bombing charge, and the nude body of 17 year old Shirley Ann Moseley found near Flomaton.
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Panama City
Fla
Tynden 2 Air Force Base
Andalusia
Ala
William Mack Gantt
William David Freeman
Tuscaloosa, Ala
Flomaton
Shirley “Ann Moseley
Supreme Court Rules Rail Docks Dept Not Immune in Injury Suit
The Supreme Court ruled the Terminal Railway of the Alabama State Docks Department is not immune from a damages suit brought by an Alabama citizen employee who was injured on the job. The decision clarifies state immunity limits in this workers case.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Alabama State Docks Department
Loyd Hays Memorial Fund Reaches 4279 03
The Loyd Hays Memorial Fund has reached 4279 03 with donations from B Mathews Mr and Mrs W J Duncan Robert D Wright W H Garner Mr and Mrs Leroy McEntire and others totaling 78 turned in to Miles Powell one of three committee members. Contributors include Lt Claud J Martin Sherman B Powell F O Wilbanks city clerk employees police dept and A B Sparkman.
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Loyd Hays
Decatur Daily
B. Mathews
W. J. Duncan
Robert D. Wright
W. H. Garner
Leroy McEntire
Miles Powell
Powell
Claud J. Martin
Sherman B. Powell
F. O. Wilbanks
City Clerk’s Office
Decatur Police Department
A. B. Sparkman
DAILY
Jack Tanner
Limestone County Conservation Officer
A. L. Johnson
Bank
Daily Newsman Tops In AP Competition
Montgomery based Daily's editor Turner wins Alabama Associated Press Association top writing honor for 1963 exposing Flint City government fraud and triggering resignations. Sports editor Phillip Kyle ties for first in Class A sports writing for Labradors training feature. Turner also wins Reporting Without a Deadline and third in Spot News photos for a tornado wreckage image. Huntsville Times photographer McCormick takes photo sweepstakes for a rescue scene.
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Montgomery
Winford
Turner
Decatur Daily
Alabama Associated Press Association
Flint
Phillip Kyle
Madison
Flint City
Cullman County
Huntsville Times
William McCormick
Association
Shift In Soviet's Top Level Expected Shift
MOSCOW AP A new shift in the Soviet Union's top command likely will follow the death of Otto Kuusinen a 82 year old presidium member and last direct link to Lenin His death from liver cancer was announced Sunday Khrushchev and Mikoyan were seen as likely to return for the succession speculation centers on Viktor Grishin and possible replacements for incapacitated Frol Kozlov and Nikolai Shvernik Khrushchev's Cairo trip fatigue disrupted plans for steel mill visit and officers' dinner amid talks with President Nasser
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Otto Kuusinen
Communist Party
Kuusinen
Khrushchev
Georgii Malenkov
Vv. M. Molotov
Laza Kaganovich
Lenin
Egypt
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Tokyo
Viktor Grishin
Presidium
Frol Kozlov
Nikolai Shvernik
Cairo
Upper
Gamal Abdel Nagser
Laos Fighting Still Critical as Kong Le Falls to Communists
Premier Souvanna reports the neutralist command post at Muong Phanh on the Plaine des Jarres fell to Pathet Lao and North Vietnamese forces after two days of heavy shelling. Kong Le’s 7,000 man force retreated south to form a new defense. casualties unknown.
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Vientiane
Laos
Kong le
Plaine Des Jarres
Muong Phanh
Souvanna
Pathet Lao
Washington
Dean Rusk
Johnson Field
Phoumi Nosavan
Souphanouvong
Exchange Furniture Co Wants Your Old Furnishings
Classified note urges readers to turn unwanted furniture into cash by selling to Exchange Furniture Co. The ad promotes quick disposal and financial return, inviting readers to bring items for appraisal.
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What'll Exchange Furniture Co
Tego
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