Decatur Police Investigate Multiple Auto Accidents
Decatur police reported two auto crashes yesterday. At 7:18 a.m. on 19th Ave SE a 1955 Ford driven by Marie Millican collided with a parked 1960 Chevrolet, no injuries. At 3:11 p.m. on 12th Ave NW a 1963 Chevrolet driven by Bethel Worley struck a six year old pedestrian, minor injuries. Also a Sunday break in at Forbes Distributing Co. led to loss of radios, a tape recorder, and batteries.
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Decatur
19Th Ave
Marie Millican
Locust St
12Th Ave
Bethel A. Worley
Huntsville
Michael Harris
Charles Hardin
Forbes Distributing Co
Church St. NW
Forbes
TVA River Terminal Sale Revealed for Decatur
George Biggers III reports TVA sold a 6.2 acre riverfront site on Water Street to Decatur Transfer and Storage Co for development as a river terminal and public warehouse use. The former TVA Public Use River Terminal spans about five blocks from Washington Street to the Southern Railway bridge. TVA also authorized extension plans.
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TVA
Decatur Transfer and Storage Co
Deca
George Biggers III
Tennessee Valley Authority
Decatur
Water St
Washington St
Southern Railway
Railroad St
Is there any other way to be saved besides Christ
The answer states that if another path existed God would not have Jesus die for sins. It argues salvation is by mercy, not human works, citing Titus 3 5 7 and Jesus freeing captives. It urges appealing to Christ to achieve spiritual freedom.
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God
Christ
Mrs. R. T
Jesus
Solon Seeks Grant In Aid Legislation
Montgomery AP report says Senator Walter Givhan proposes a constitutional amendment to allow private schooling with public financial aid. The plan aims to enable children to attend private schools at public expense amid civil rights activity in the state.
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Solon
Montgomery
Southern governors call for curbs on federal departments
Gov. George C. Wallace of Alabama said all Southern governors agree the education and welfare agencies exceeded their legal authority with new regulations. Tokyo reports Pyongyang Radio says a U.S. light reconnaissance plane was shot down over North Korea.
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Washington
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Education and Welfare
Tokyo
Pyongyang
U.S
North Korea
Soviet Agents Pose Threat Says FBI Chief
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover warned Congress that Soviet secret agents in the United States are a growing danger. He said they operate within virtually every Soviet group entering the country and could form the nucleus of a large espionage network if exposed. Hoover also predicted increased Chinese intelligence activity in coming years if Communist China gains UN recognition and a diplomatic mission.
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Joseph E. Mohbat
Washington
J. Gar Hoover
Congress
United States
FBI
Hoover
China
United Nations
Blackburn Qualifies For City Commission Seat
J Gilmort Blackburn 37 year old tax attorney qualified this morning to seek another three year term on the Decatur city commission. He notes the August 17 election as the only city race this year and cites growth during his prior tenure.
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J. Gilmort Blackburn
Blackburn
Decatur
Black‘burn
Lee Blackburn
J. Gilmer Blackburn
City Commission
Jim Garner
Save On Electrolux With Glenn Butler Ad
Local classified note promotes Electrolux savings and onions with contact Glenn Butler at 353 9579.4gv for details and purchase options.
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Glenn Butler
Athens Site Of Million Land Development Near Clover Leaf Subdivision
Developer Wayne Jennings reveals a $2 million project near Clover Leaf Subdivision east of the bypass with a shopping center 90 home subdivision 32 apartments and a six acre recreation area. Construction has begun on parts including a photo service plant and Sims Construction with more than $200 000 invested. Plans call for 16 of 32 apartments already built or under way and rents around 125 monthly. about seven of the 90 houses completed. Negotiations continue with a major supermarket.
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Athens
Wayne Jennings
U.S. 72
U.S. 31
Jennings
Jeni
Q&s
Washette
Sims Construction Co
A. D. Dunavant
Markets At PNECilelive Markets At PNECilelive
New York stock activity softened as bonds held steady and cotton remained quiet. Chicago reports show wheat steady to firm with May easing, corn strong but flat, oats mixed, soybeans steady to strong as crop months rise. Hog prices edged up to 22.50, slaughter steers steady near 28.25. Local ads include Wheel Horse lawn tractors and Aycock's Radio Shack in Lafayette Street.
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New York
Chicago
Wheel Horse
Lewn & Garden Tractors
Aycock
Radio Shack
Hwy
Lafayette St
Adv
Lessons from a stern Morgan County schoolmaster
John Knox visits a famous Florette school to learn the life of a veteran teacher preacher and soldier who led cadets under Roddy and Forrest. He recalls rules shaped by a stern father who helped found one of Morgan County's first schools and the impact on local education.
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Roddy
Forrest
Florette
Decatur
John Knox
Morgan County
Air Strikes Resume Against North Viet Nam
The United States resumed air strikes against North Viet Nam with 30 Navy aircraft from the 7th Fleet targeting a petroleum storage area at Phu Qui, 125 miles south of Hanoi. Initial reports said severe damage and burning observed. all planes returned safely.
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Saigon
United States
North Viet Nam
U.S
7Th Fleet
Coral Sea
Phu Qui
Hanoi
AIR
Johnson Urges Repeal of Right to Work Laws
President Johnson urged Congress to repeal Section 14B of the Taft Hartley Act and erase right to work laws in 19 states. He also asked to extend minimum wage coverage to about 4.5 million more workers.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
U S Proposal For Coalition Is Rejected
Dominican junta rejects a peace plan from Washington and threatens a renewed drive against rebel forces. Robert Berrellez reports from Santo Domingo on the diplomatic setback and the junta's stance.
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U.S
Robert Berrellez
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Dominhican
Washington
Dominican junta battles rebels in northern Santo Domingo
Foreign Minister Horacio Vicioso warned rebels that resistance would be crushed as tanks and mortars shell holdouts. Brig. Gen. Antonio Imbert Barrera rejected a U.S. peace plan, denouncing it as a path to Communist control and calling Antonio Guzman a Bosch puppet.
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Santo Domingo
Horacio Viciosa
Antonio Imbert Barrera
U.S
McGeorge Bundy
Washington
Antonio Guzman
Juan Bosch
Guzman
Francisco Caamano Dena
Bosch
Imbert
Dominican Republic
Rain In Sight Says Weatherman Forecast Improves Dry spell
The Huntsville Weather Bureau predicts widely scattered showers and thundershowers this afternoon and evening affecting about 30 percent of North Alabama. Tomorrow's forecast calls for increased activity, with showers likely over about 60 percent of the area.
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North Alabama
Huntsville
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Winford
Turner County
Pnecilelive
N. Viet
Edwin Q. White
Bien Hoa
South
Viet Nam
LBJ
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