Man Charged in May Arson of State Trooper’s Car
Curtis Wayne Kilpatrick, 19, of Cullman, is charged with second degree arson in the May 8 fire that destroyed a state trooper J. M. Kirkpatrick’s Ford in Kirkpatrick’s yard. Kilpatrick is held in Cullman County Jail. Conviction carries 2 to 10 years. State investigator John Nesmith and Sheriff Orlan Buzbee led the case.
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Montgomery
Alabama
Walter L. Allen
Cullman
Allen
Curtis Wayne Kilpatrick
Kilpatrick
Cullman County
J. M. Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
John Nesmith
Orlan Buzbee
Man Free On Bond In Transport Charge
Chester C. McAnalley aged 58 from Eva 1 was released on 750 dollar bond after being charged earlier this week with transporting, according to Floyd Elkins of the Morgan County sheriff's office.
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Chester C. McAnalley
Eva
Floyd Elkins
Morgan County
Wallace Campaign Near Normal After Wallace Wound Reports
Wallace supporters at the Montgomery campaign HQ resume activity as doctors lift him from the critical list. Staff process calls and letters while planning for primaries in Oregon New Mexico and a possible write in in California. FBI scrutiny of Wallace whereabouts overlaps with ongoing sympathy and fundraising uncertainty.
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U.S. 80
Selma-to- Montgomery
Wallace
Dot House
Oregon
New Mexico
California
Montgomery
Brookhaven Middle Inducts Junior Honor Society Members
Brookhaven Middle School inducted members from Austin High School Honor Society in a ceremony. The list names many students across three rows, including Bob Edlund, Darryl Chandler, Karen Drake, Ernette Frix, and others, with groups identified as first, second, and third rows.
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Brookhaven Middle School
Austin High School
Bob Edlund
Darryl Chandler
Karen Drake
Ernette Frix
Vicky Smith
Jan Preston
Cindy Woodsmall
Maria Gonzalez
Anita
Young Boy Becomes American Citizen On Law Day
Five year old Andy Lasch, son of Leland and Mrs Leland Lasch of 1501 Douthit SW, Birmingham, was naturalized as an American citizen at the Federal Building during Law Day ceremonies. Born in Beirut to Syrian parents and adopted in Turkey, Andy proudly cried Lebanon as his name was called. The Laschs, who had lived abroad with the Air Force, adopted him after a Lebanese Welfare Agency filing in 1966. They plan to keep his heritage alive.
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Andy Lasch
Andy
Federal
Birmingham
Lebanon
Leland Lasch
Douthit
Beirut
Lasches
Turkey
Air Force
Lasch
Lebanese Welfare Agency
Lebanese adoption child grows into American citizen
Andy Lasch a five year old adopted Lebanese boy becomes one of 88 new American citizens on May 1. His parents teach him Arabic and pride in his heritage while his friends see him as one of the guys. He attends Westside Baptist Church and looks forward to kindergarten.
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Lashhes
Andy
Decatur Grocer
Louie Namie
Namie
Birmingham
a_ national
Westside Baptist Church
Andy Lasch
Suit seeks reinstatement at Livingston State University
In Montgomery a federal suit seeks the reinstatement of Livingston State University’s recently fired president and pushes for faster school integration. Birmingham reports note Southern Alloy Corp. of Sylacauga naming its president as Small Businessman of the Year. Former Alabama quarterback Steve Sloan spoke at Billy Graham’s Alabama Crusade service at Legion Field. Alabama Dairy Commission chairman Dr. Wallace Milles proposes special milk discounts for mental hospitals citing lack of electricity or telephone service at the facilities.
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Montgomery
Ala
Livingston State University
Birmingham
Southern Alloy Corp
Sylacauga
The
Small Business Administration
Alabama
Steve Sloan
Legion Field
Billy Graham
Sloan
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Georgia Tech
Graham
Alabama Dairy Commission
Wallace Milles
Enterprise
Extendicare Moves Regional Office to Decatur
Extendicare Inc owner of Pineview Hospital will relocate its South Central regional headquarters to Decatur on June 1. J. K. Roan will remain regional director and Pineview administrator, with Jim Lankford to assume Pineview administrator duties. Doug Sparks will become assistant administrator as Marcus Thublin moves to Decatur to join the staff.
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Hartselle
Extendicare, Inc
Pineview Hospital
Decatur
Pineview
J. K. Roan
Extendicare
Roan
Jim Lankford
Mobile
Doug Sparks
Extendicare South Central
2Nd Ave
Marcus
Tut) Thublin
Thub
Authorities Seek Dolvin Clues in Escape Search
State officials have found no new clues to Glenn Dolvin's whereabouts after his early Monday escape from Draper Correctional Center where he served a 10 year term for grand larceny. Colvin and Cecil Tiner, also an escapee, are considered dangerous and possibly armed as authorities retrace leads and question guards about a work detail ruse.
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Glenn Dolvin
Decatur
Dolvin
Draper Correctional Center
Ray Lovett
Decatur Daily
John Hale
Colvin
Cecil Tiner
Hale
Calvin
Tiner
FBI
Sue
Key West
Morgan County
Lovett
Huntsville nightclub owner gets deferred murder sentence
Huntsville nightclub owner Robert Earl Rucker, 36, drew a deferred sentence in Madison County Circuit Court on murder charges connected to the shooting death of J P Johnson, 27, in the Black Forest lounge. A June 14 motion for a new trial hearing is planned as Rucker remains charged with assault with intent to murder club owner E L Hughes.
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Huntsville
Rucker
J. P. Johnson
Hartselle
Black Forest
AmVets Club
E. L. Hughes
Emergency crisis numbers and 0 operator guidance
The Decatur Daily provides the Crisis Call Center number 355 8000 for personal crises and possible poisoning. It advises callers to contact their physician if needed and to dial 0 to speak to an operator when unsure which emergency number to call.
Athens professor to seek Place 5 on city council
Dr. Gene Ermert, chairman of the division of business administration at Athens College, announced plans to run for Place 5 on the city council this summer. He cited his varied background and aim to address issues facing the total community including workers and businesspeople.
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Athens
Athens College
Gene Ermert
Division of Business Administration
Wallace's Third-Party Bid in Limbo After Shooting
Wallace momentum for the Democratic primaries faces limits as a wounded George C. Wallace weighs a possible third party bid. He holds 323 pledged delegates but risks overextension. aides say he remains determined to push on, possibly via a vice presidential run or platform influence, even from a wheelchair.
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Baltimore
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Laurel
Silver Spring
Mickey Griffin
Griffin
American Independent Party
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Brookhaven
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