Athens College Awards Presented To Leaders
Bill Bartholomew and Linda Maddox won the Nazarethan Cup for outstanding service to Athens College presented by Miss Angeline Nazaretian. The ceremony also named nine students to Who's Who, announced new student government officers, and presented the freshman chemistry award to John Holland.
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Athens
Bill Bartholomew
Birmingham
Linda Maddox
Athens College
Angeline Nazaretian
C. J. Nazaretian
Fairfield
Bill
Ramsey High School
Linda
Sigma Tau Delta
Spirit Committee
Athens High School
Virgil McCain
Edward Dravecky
Scotch Plains
N. J
G. G. Starr
Starr
Frances Chamber
Joe Dooley
Scottsboro
Lee Helms
Fort Payne
Rebecca Hayes
Jackson's Gap
Harold Lyda
New Market
Bill Jenkins Jr
Decatur
J. C. Ralph
Baileyton
Pat Powell
Roger Whitley
Alexander City
L. F. Edwards
Tommy Guice
Geraldine
Nancy Cole
Boaz
John Holland
William A. Short
Center
O. J. Nazaretian
Fertilizer theft charged to local man
Ivory Humphrey, 59, of Decatur 4 in the Cedar Lake Community, was arrested by the sheriff's force Wednesday and charged with grand larceny in the April 29 theft of 17 sacks of fertilizer. Humphrey remained jailed this morning.
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Ivory Humphrey
Decatur 4
Cedar Lake
Pat Patterson
Humphrey
Skinny Brown's Golf Rounds After Baseball Season
Baltimore Croke pitcher Skinny Brown played little golf during the American League season but on his first two rounds at Green Valley in Greensboro North Carolina he shot 77 and 75 after the season ended.
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Skinny Brown
Green Valley
Greensboro
N. C
JFK's Medicare Stand Grows Stronger in Policy Push
President Kennedy sharpens the no compromise position on aged medical care by tying it to Social Security, predicts House and Senate action this year, and claims growing physician support despite AMA opposition. He denies plans to cover doctors and defends wage guidelines as non inflationary.
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Washington
Kennedy
AMA
Association
United States
China
Justice Department
Hong Kong
Estes
Billie Sol Estes
Orville Freeman
U.S
Thailand
Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
West Germany
Adenauer
Mekong Delta clash yields 72 killed 34 captured
South Vietnamese forces backed by fighter bombers and U.S. helicopters killed 72 Viet Cong and captured 34 in a Mekong Delta operation 70 miles south of Saigon. The fight, one of the bloodiest in recent weeks, began Wednesday and continued today with air strikes causing heavy casualties and government claims of about a ton of arms seized.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Mekong River Delta
Grants for books aid Alabama private colleges
The W K Kellogg Foundation awards $10 000 grants to Athens College Huntingdon College St Bernard College and Stillman College in Alabama for purchasing books to strengthen their teacher preparation programs and library services over a three year period. The grants form part of a national $2 500 000 program supporting about 250 liberal arts colleges.
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W. K. Kellogg Foundation
Alabama
Athens College
Athens
Huntingdon College
Montgomery
St. Bernard College
Cullman
Stillman College
Tuscaloosa
Foundation
Pri
United States
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