Revival and gospel events fill Hartselle churches
Calendar items list revival services at first Church of God led by Rev. Vince J. Guerra and multiple gospel sings at New Friendship Baptist Church and other venues. Community groups such as the Decatur Inn, Covenant Presbyterian Church, and Enon Baptist Church host special services, decoration days, and open houses. Events include church piano recitals, Mental Health Center open house, debates on health hearings, and youth nights with Rev. Nathaniel Lindsey. Local organizations plan meetings for Rotary-like groups, senior clubs, and ladies auxiliaries.
Full Gospel Fellowship Decatur Meeting and Local Notices
Monthly meeting of the Full Gospel Fellowship International Decatur chapter set for 7 30 p m at Decatur inn misprinted as y Inn Speakers include Rev Haroldt and Rev uirey with ceremonies For Brooks American Legion Post No 310 a 7 45 p m gathering at Turner Funeral Home 803 Vine St Revival services rescheduled at Antioch Methodist Church nightly evangelist David Nelson Hillsboro Community Action Association hosts meetings at Hillsboro Common Center call 637 For Northwest Decatur Neighborhood Association a monthly meeting at City Center Cherry St 7 with transportation help at 355 3785
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Full Gospel Fellowship International
Decatur
Decatur Inn
Y Inn
Wille Ingen
Har Haroldt
Mt.seomern
Ken Uirey
United Methodist Church
Kelvin
Brooks
American Legion
Will Oer
Turner Funeral Home
Vine St. We
Antioch Methodist Church
Serar. S
David Nelson
Hillsboro Community Action Association
Hillsboro
Fr Fortion
Transportation Call
Northwest Decatur
City Center
Cherry St
Donations Pour In For Mrs Noah Lee Fund In Decatur
The Decatur Daily lists numerous donations from individuals including White Hessie Sharp Orbin Curtis Luther Freeze S A Martin Arthur Brown R B Ryan D V Day Ruth Rivers and Ann Honkala among others totaling modest gifts. Donors are urged to mail contributions to the Mrs Noah Lee Fund at The Decatur Daily 101 Johnston St SE Decatur 35601 or deliver them to the Daily office. Nixon notes a near fatal wound to Zarvos likening it to missing a short putt and says Zarvos will choose his next assignment when he can return to work.
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Mrs. Noah Lee
Decatur Daily
Johnston St. SE
Decatur
DAILY
Zarvos
Nixon
Bremer Held as FBI Probes Laurel Center Case
Investigators found a George McGovern flyer and travel gear in Bremer’s car after the Laurel Shopping Center incident. The young suspect remains under federal guard in Towson jail with visits from his attorney and family. Bremer’s mood varied from subdued to angry as doctors and jail staff responded to his demands.
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George McGovern
Bremer
Wallace
Laurel
McGovern
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Rand-McNally
Ohio Turnpike
Milwaukee
F.B.I
Baltimore County
Towson
Baltimore
Benjamin Lipsitz
Timore
William Bremer
Roger
Lipsitz
Special Pupils From Morgan County Compete in State Olympics
Thirty Morgan County youths among 72 special education students from a seven county North Alabama area competed in the state special olympics in Mobile. Participants included Frank Pickett Mike Foster Linda Dancey Calvin Anderson Eddie Portwood and others from Decatur and Morgan County Schools along with Lurleen B Wallace Developmental Center students. Mrs. Sandra Bennett said several Decatur students may attend the International Special Olympics in Los Angeles in August with selections announced later.
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Morgan County
North
Alabama
Mobile
Decatur
Frank Pickett
Mike Foster
Linda Dancey
Calvin Anderson
Eddie Portwood
Fred Cunningham
Tommy Hines
Albert Watkins
Johnny Kellogg
Geraldine Rodgers
Randall Crow
Tom Davis
Randy McHan
Cassie Orr
Larry Jones
Sandra Bennett
Décatur
Los Angeles
Pentagon Bathroom Bomb Blast Claims Responsibility
A bomb exploded in a Pentagon restroom early today causing extensive water and structural damage but no injuries. An antiwar group claimed responsibility. police with explosive-sniffing dogs continued searches while workers returned six hours later and no further bombs were found.
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Washington
Pentagon
Daniel James
James
Travel tour planned by North Alabama newsmen starts in Birmingham
Mrs. Robinson confirms final plans for a travel tour beginning Thursday in Birmingham with stops at Ave Maria Grotto in Cullman and sites in Florence Huntsville Ft. Payne Gadsden. A South Alabama mini tour by North Alabama reporters is also planned featuring Ed Watkins Orson B Spivey Edwina Stacey Nancy Ricks Robert Sutton Elaine Carmichael Thomas Hill Colin MacGuire Eleanor Falkenberry and others.
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Robinson
Birmingham
Ave Maria Grotto
Cullman
Florence
Huntsville
Ft. Payne
Gadsden
South Alabama
North Alabama
Ed Watkins
Tuscaloosa
Orson B. Spivey
Geneva County Reaper
Edwina Stacey
Foley
Nancy Ricks
Robert Sutton
White Bluff Chronicle
Demopolis
Elaine Carmichael
Troy Messenger
Thomas Hill
Birmingham News
Colin MacGuire
Montgomery Advertiser
Eleanor Falkenberry
Women’s
Point Mallard Park opens with new features and senior activities
The Ceremonial Opening occurred at 2 p.m. with Miss Smth cutting the entrance ribbon to the wave pool. About 350 area high school seniors will spend the day at Point Mallard as scholarships are announced by Joe Perrin. The park debuts a campground for 175 sites with a store and showers, a two mile bike trail, Aqua-Mite boats and paddle wheel boats. The aquatic center opens Saturday at 10 a.m. Park Director Harry Rice says this will be the park’s greatest year with trained seasonal staff and public courtesy as a key. notable visitors include Robert Ingram and A. J. Tony Rane.
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Point Mallard Park
Smth
Austin and Decatur
New Ropes For Gallow s ays Lester
Lt Gov Maddox told the Peace Officers Association of Georgia that it is time for harsher punishment for killers. He urged newer gas chambers ropes and electric chairs as deterrents and decried pampering murderers who are released after conviction.
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Warner Robins
Lester Maddox
Peace Officers Association of Georgia
Maddox
PBS Adds Sparkle to New York Playhouse Series
PBS stations present a New York Playhouse focus on 1940s film history. A nuclear physics drama, a radio days memoir, and Try to Re member pieces from old Hollywood films explore prewar to postwar shifts, but the retrospective comes off as a loose skeleton with distant director comments.
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NEW York
Public Broadcasting Stations
New York Playhouse
Hollywood
Wallace bullet wound sketched shows lone spinal area target
Doctors report George Wallace was shot five times with bullets hitting his arms shoulders and spinal area in the lower back region. The lumber vertebra area in the spinal canal near the hip area is identified as the likely target for bullet removal and Wallace remains partially paralyzed.
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George Wallace
Wallace
Wallace campaign plans hinge on recovery and voice in politics
Mrs. Wallace says doctors report remarkable progress in Governor Wallace's leg therapy after being paralyzed by the shooting. She recalls the governor was aware of his paralysis, and campaign aides discuss her potentially speaking at rallies if he wants. The primaries in Maryland and Michigan were his last planned speeches, with ballots in New Mexico, Oregon and Rhode Island. She believes the Democratic convention will not ignore a leader who has drawn more primary votes than any other candidate.
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Wallace
Maryland
Michigan
New Mexico
Oregon
Rhode Island
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Women’s Chamber ‘of Commerce
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Covenant Presbyterian Church
Summer Manor
St. Ann’s Catholicienen
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Huntsville Covenant Presbyterian Church
Jesus Krist
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Alabama Country Music Association
Somerville Ward School
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Enon Baptist Church
Waren
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Hooper
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Arthur Nabors
Trinity United Methodist Church
Leroy McClendon
Morris Chapel
Jim Reeder
Will Coneer
Erate St. SW
Jethetiat Church
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Southeastern Horse Center
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Ed Scott
Cullman Veternarian
North Central Alabama Mental Health Center
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Appalachian Regional Health Planning Commission
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Decatur Fire Fighters
Shangri-la
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Ramada Inn
American Association of Retired Persons
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Spa
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Alabama Health Study Commission
Tri-County District Health Center
Tom Willoughby
Nathaniel Lindsey
Albertville
Calvary Baptist Church
Lawrence County
Kay DeKalb
Lee
Mona Anderson
Eric Milton
Morgan State College
Loch Raven
Lurleen B. Wallace Developmental Center
Melton Poe
Donald Turley
Benny Bradford
Randy Brown
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Wyman Gibson
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Cheri Hudson
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Birmingham Southern College
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Robert Ingram
South Magazine
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State Bureau of Publicity
Robert Dover
Delores Moore
Travel Council
A. J. Tony Rane
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Lester
PBS
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Vernon Ware
Centura
Bank St
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Jountiry
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Judy Landrum
Homer H. Landrum
Toddin Time
Cirl Town
Shanda Hillier
Richard Hilliar
Mitey Miss
Bow Organ
Morgen Plate Shopping Center
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