Community and Mine Club Dinner in Decatur
A Decatur week in review notes a dinner meeting of the Community and Mine Chapter of the National Secretaries Association International at Shangri La Restaurant starting at 7 with officer installations. Also listed are local indictments, police arrests, a fire call, hospital operation, cemetery decoration, upcoming historical dates, and June as Dairy and Recreation Month.
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Decatur
National Secretaries Association, International
Dionne
Pope John XXIII Worsens. Kennedy Visit Delayed
Pope John XXIII lay gravely weakened by recurrent hemorrhages in Vatican City. A Vatican source said plans for President Kennedy to visit around June 22 had been suspended as doctors reported some improvement but kept vigil.
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Bennet M. Bolton
Vatican City
John XXIII
Vatican
Kennedy
Pierre van Lierde
Rome
Antonio Gasbarini
Bologna
Piero Mazzoni
Mazzoni
Apostolic Palace
St. Peter’s Square
Gasbarini
Area Wrecks Kill Two In Area Traffic Tragedies
A 68 year old Sheffield woman died in a head on crash on U S 72 near Athens while 2 year old Susie Denise Stover of Decatur perished in a collision on Old Moulton Road. A North Carolina man remained in critical condition after a two truck crash on U S 31 at Lacon Mountain. The Highway Patrol investigated multiple wrecks across Limestone and Morgan counties with assorted injuries and property damage. Susie Stover’s funeral is set for Tuesday at Antioch Methodist Church in Lawrence County.
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Hattie F. Cudabac
Sheffield
Floyd O. Green
Tanner
Athens
U. S
Decatur
Moulton
Susie Denise Stover
Westie Holsinger
North Carolina
Decatur General Hospital
U. S. 31
Lacon Mountain
Morgan County
Dillard
Huntley
Draper
N. C
M. G. Cole
Birmingham
Black- Chandler-Carrier Hospital
Hartselle
Highway Patrol
Limestone County
Green
Athens-Limestone Hospital
Lucille Green
Helen Anita Green
Gary
Sandra
Cudabac
Clements High School
Ralph Stover
Decature
Baugh-Wiley-Smith
B. D. McMunn
McMunn
Athens-Limestone
Julia Mayer
A. C. Ashley
Ocala
Fla
Herschel D. Knighton
Somerville 2
Aron Clapton
Courtland 2
Courtland
Lawrence 99
Jimmy Turner
Mobile
Weldon Carter
Vincent
Ala
Columbiana
James Hubert Kilgore
Anniston
Oxford
Troy
Donald Scott
Susie Kemp
Gallion
U. S. 43
Demopolis
William F. Parker
St. Petersburg
Rebecca Louise
Montgomery
Russell Leroy Garrett
Headland
Brundidge
J. C. Lawson
Hayneville
Cullman
Cullman Hospital
Bobby Joe Tillman
Susan Denise Stover
Antioch Methodist Church
Lawrence County
Leon Dawson
Eric Bowling
Red Hill
Gunthorp
Forgiveness and acceptance through Christ’s sacrifice
The answer argues that Jesus’ dying prayer was not ignored and forgiveness is offered to all, but only available to those who repent and accept the pardon. Rejection of the pardon leaves guilt unchanged. reconciliation with God depends on one's attitude toward Christ and sin.
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Jesus
God
Jesus Christ Our Lord
Markets At A Glance
New York stocks traded lower amid weak sentiment while cotton fell on seller activity in commission houses. Bonds rose with rail weakness offset by selling in grains. Chicago notes show wheat, corn, and oats down on liquidation. Hog futures up 25 to 50 cents to a top of 17.75, slaughter steers steady to 50 cents lower at 23.75. Early American at Robinson's offers best buys with budget terms and free parking.
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Chicago
Robinson’s
McGill Urges Rights Support at St Bernard College
Columnist Ralph McGill urged St Bernard College graduates to wage battle against violence for political gain. Speaking at Sacred Heart Church he critiqued failures in law and constitutional government and recalled his travel in Senegal and West Africa highlighting racial injustice and missionary sacrifice.
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Cullman
St. Bernard College
Ralph McGill
Atlanta Constitution
Sacred Heart
McGill
St. Louis
Senegal
West Africa
Mauretania
America
Little Rock
Mississippi
James Meredith
Meredith
Guinea
Ghana
Tonga
Dahomey
Nigeria
Congo
Africa
Lee McGill
Supreme Court rejects Wallace suit on federal troops in Birmingham
The Supreme Court dismissed Gov George C Wallace's bid to bar use of federal troops in Birmingham saying the case involved only preparatory measures under 10 U S C 333 and did not justify relief. Justice White did not participate giving the vote eight to zero.
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Washington
Supreme Court
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Birmingham
High Tribunal
Kennedy
Wallace
High Court
White
Justice Department
Department
Federal marshals fail to serve papers on Gov Wallace
U S marshals tried to hand formal notice of a newly filed school integration suit to Governor George Wallace but were blocked by helmeted Alabama state troopers and Wallace’s guards. An aide later said a staff member would accept the papers on behalf of the governor.
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Montgomery
U.S
George Wallace
Wallace
Six Die in 14 Car Pileup on New Jersey Turnpike
Six persons killed as 14 vehicles collide in dense fog on the New Jersey Turnpike near Elizabeth. Five died at the scene, one at St James Hospital in Newark three hours later. About 10 people hurt, one critically. Police cite fog as the probable factor and offered no further cause.
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St. James Hospital
Newark
Secrecy In Grand Jury Warned In Morgan Circuit Court
Circuit Judge James N Bloodworth warned a freshly struck grand jury that public awareness of a defendant’s innocence or guilt could cause tremendous harm. The 18 jurors were drawn from 48 names, then petit jurors for upcoming cases were selected. The judge outlined the grand jury’s origins in 1368 under Edward III and proceeded with preliminary hearings. The civil docket included R B Orr vs Southern Cotton Oil and several other cases. Grand jurors listed include Joe Morrow Alfred Prater Wayne Young Falkville Suggs Loyd Tapscott Julius Robb M L Luker John T Johnson R P Templeton Irvin Lynch Malcolm Kirby Arthur H Teague John H West James Strain Wesley Jones William Lervice James H Tanner and W L Plemons.
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James N. Bloodworth
Bloodworth
England
Edward III
Liam Mack
Rowland Compton
Culver Overton
Auston Lee
W. H. Stewart
Homestyle Foods, Inc
Wayne Champion
Fred Cobb McClathhery
Albert Cryer
Lucille Johnson
Joe Morrow
Hartselle
Alfred Prater
Danville
Wayne Young
Decatur
Falkville Suggs
Loyd Tapscott
Hart
Severe thunderstorms with hail and damage in the deep south
Weather alerts warn of scattered severe storms this afternoon and evening from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. CST across northern Alabama central Kentucky and central to western Tennessee including Franklin Winston Cullman Blount Etowah Morgan counties and areas north to the Tennessee border. The storms may bring large hail damaging winds and a tornado or two.
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Birmingham
Alabama
Kentucky
Tennessee
Franklin
Winston
Cullman
Blount
Etowah
Morgan County
Qualities Of Success Cited At Decatur High School Valedictory
Decatur High School 248 seniors heard two qualities of success at baccalaureate exercises, responsiveness and reverence, cited by Rev. Edward G. Mullen. Gov. George Wallace will address graduates tonight in the school auditorium due to bad weather. The universe they enter is not designed to be easy, Mullen warned, noting life’s demands and Einstein’s idea of following a mind of infinite power.
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Decatur High School
Edward G. Mullen
Trinity Episcopal Church
Florence
Philippine Islands
Albert Einstein
George Wallace
Mullen
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Mutual Savings and Life Insurance Co
Betty
Miami
Florida
IASA
City Recorder
Melvin Hughes
American Hotel
Sheriff's Force
Locust St
Tom Newsom
Bill Biles
Black-Chandler-Carrier Hospital
Grange Hall
Trinity Mountain
Sherman Battles
Pope
L’osservatore Romano
Hattie Cudabac
Limestone
Herbert O. Wilhite
J. B
New York
Winford
Turner County
Justice See
Brian Egan
Archibishop
John P. Cody
Mary Susan Sevier
DHS
Quickies
Ken Reynolds
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