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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1963
Page
10
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Elkmont officials announced ongoing work on the town's new water system with a total project cost of 91,185 dollars. Construction began about two weeks ago with a March 19 contract let at the school lunchroom. J B McCrary Construction Co submitted 70,200 dollars for the system and Whitmire Tank Co submitted 20,985 dollars for the tanks.
The University of Alabama prepares press headquarters in the old Tuscaloosa News building for the June 10 enrollment of Negro Vivian Malone. Plans call for reporters and photographers, regular news conferences, and limited Huntsville extension center coverage of Negro David McGlathery. Full cooperation and open campus are pledged with consultants aiding final coverage.
Synanon, led by Charles Dederich, touts its addict rehabilitation program begun in Ocean Park in 1958. The group operates a beachside community for 135 addicts in Santa Monica with an honor camp in Reno and homes planned for San Diego and New York. Members join voluntarily, share experiences, work outside, and save funds before reentering society.
Naomi Black of East Limestone headlines a Limestone youth group triumph as they win a camp trip. The article highlights the participants and the locality, noting East Limestone as the home area of the winner.
A biracial 16 member committee met for secret talks after 4000 protesters marched in rain past segregated theaters and eateries. About 200 youths demoed in Raleigh while Winston-Salem and Durham prepared responses. The Greensboro peaceful march involved nearly 900 Negro students released from schools.
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