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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1971
Page
5
A curious ostrich wanders through a trail at the Lion Country Safari in Orange County California, peering at passing vehicles. The scene appears in an AP Wirephoto caption.
President Nixon arrived in Mobile amid heavy rain to open a major project name recognition and support. Police estimated 20 000 to 50 000 gathered while locals displayed pro Nixon signs and some expressed loyalty to Wallace. Rep Jack Edwards welcomed Nixon at the site and noted Southern voters praise the President.
In Washington Xuan Thuy argues Nixon seeks a Korea style solution by keeping a residual force to pressure Hanoi. McCarthy cites Vietnamization as illogical if it aims for self determination, while calls for secret Paris talks to set a withdrawal date and prisoner releases.
Five judges will select Miss Point Mallard from 22 contestants in the 7 p.m. pageant held Friday in the Point Mallard aquatics area. An open house starts at 5 p.m. Both events are free. Co sponsors include State National Bank First State Bank First National Bank and First Federal Savings and Loan. Holiday Inn North hosts beauties and dignitaries.
Bullock County authorities said they will forget about the Thursday night shooting in Union Springs that wounded Probate Judge Jerry Green. Sheriff H. O. Williams stated there would be no prosecution. Green, shot at a doctor's home, remains in Bullock County Hospital in excellent condition.
The notice promotes a Payroll Savings Plan to help workers save money. It highlights a bonus interest rate on U S Savings Bonds issued since June 1 1970, with 4% initial year and an extra 44% payable at maturity for five years ten months.
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