Urban Home Demonstration Club Meeting Notice
The Urban Home Demonstration Club will meet Monday at 9 30 a m at the home of Mrs Elmer Bussey 615 Bradley St SW City clerk s office Friday issued building permits to Paul Sims storage room 813 9th St SE 300 Decatur Sign Co erect sign 115 1st Ave NE 300 W J Williams erect steel for overhead crane 161 1st Ave NE 3345 W A Glenn new residence 2106 Spring Ave SW 8500 A movie Isles of the Caribbean is to be shown at Monday s meeting of the Decatur Rotary Club The Highway Patrol reported one rural auto mishap in this four county area Friday It took place in Morgan county caused no injuries and 200 in property damage.
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Bradley St. SW
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9Th St
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1St Ave
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1St Ave. NE
W. A. Glenn
Spring Ave
the Isles of the Caribbean
Decatur Rotary Club
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Senate Passes Farm Measure
The Senate approved a complex farm bill amid sharp debate, preserving strong production controls and penalties sought by President Kennedy. The measure tailors new controls over wheat and corn, ties price supports to farm allotments, and envisions cost-cutting and wildlife/recreation programs while a House action looms.
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North Dakota
Editorial urges intelligent approach to Alabama segregation race
The Birmingham Post-Herald argues the governor race should end emotionalism and favor DeGraffenried's measured plan over Wallace's confrontational tactics. It endorses steady legislation for desegregation and notes Wallace's threats could invite federal action, while praising DeGraffenried's experience on segregation reform. The piece contends voters will prefer practical, court-respecting policy over rash, divisive rhetoric.
Georgia court orders population based remap of at least one house
A three judge federal court today ordered reapportionment of at least one Georgia Legislature house on a population basis before January 1963. The ruling faults the current equal protection violation by small counties and rotating Senate districts and hints a special session to propose changes for the November 1963 election.
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Carpenter OK After Exams on Third Orbit Climb
Astronaut Malcolm Scott Carpenter, 37, tired but in excellent shape after Mercury Aurora 7. While not landing near planned point in the Atlantic, he remained healthy in a life raft awaiting recovery. A postflight debriefing noted fatigue on the third orbit, with Kauai station reporting a weak voice and concern over capsule attitude.
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deGraffenried predicts Alabama governor role on TV
Ryan deGraffenried, Tuscaloosa state senator, told a Decatur national guard armory audience that he will be Alabama’s next governor. He defended segregation laws, urged leadership and development of state resources, and spoke across the state amid applause. He cited Sand Mountain residents as part of his regional appeals.
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Carpenter Apologizes For Cliff Hanger After Space Flight
Astronaut Malcolm Scott Carpenter, seemingly relaxed, apologized that his Aurora 7 flight back to Earth was a real cliff hanger. He said the landing overran by about 250 miles and thanked thousands who prepared the mission. Carpenter spoke from a hospital porch after telephoning his wife Rene and undergoing postflight examinations with colleagues Glenn, Schirra, and flight surgeons.
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William K. Douglas
Dutch Send Fresh Troops To West New Guinea Fight
Dutch transport Zuiderkruis delivered 800 fresh troops to Hollandia and other areas on New Guinea to aid units resisting Indonesian paratroopers in the West New Guinea struggle. Indonesian forces reportedly pressed near Kaimana, with attempts to encircle positions north of the area. Diplomatic efforts led by U Thant to restart talks stalled as both sides stand firm on their demands.
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Wallace Campaign Speech Cites Federal Court Option
State Senator Ryan deGraffenried said in his gubernatorial campaign that the right to go into federal court on segregation exists but questioned the wisdom of forcing test cases. He spoke at Sulligent urging restraint to avoid violence and chaos, noting the likely outcome. On Page 2, Quickies by Ken Reynolds discusses an exterminator ad claiming termites thrive on wood.
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