Murder trial resumes for Billy Don Frank lin Boulden
The first degree murder trial of Billy Don Frank lin Boulden resumes at 1 30 p m after lunch adjournment. Boulden is charged with killing State Conservation Officer Loyd Hays less than a month ago. The wife cried as the defendant appeared in court with lawmen nearby and jurors began qualification for a special session.
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Mike Freeman
Billy Don Franklin
Boulden
Loyd Hays
Newton B. Powell
Hays
3M Plans Expansion At Minnesota Facility To Add Jobs
Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co is expanding its facilities at the site since 1960 with an estimated 60 to 80 new jobs and about 78 000 square feet of construction. The project includes a 20 000 square foot maintenance building and a 10 000 square foot boiler house addition serving both film and chemical plants, with completion expected in early 1965. Prime contractors are Pearce and Gresham of Decatur with Birmingham firms Bagby Electric and Mason and Dalton as subcontractors.
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Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co
Bill Fuhr
Phil Raths
Chemical Plant
Pearce
Gresham
Decatur
Bagby Electric Co
Mason and Dalton
Birmingham
Raths and
Fuhr
Fire calls, daytime incidents and stolen cars in Decatur
Decatur firefighters responded to two calls Tuesday. A hedge fire at 1307 lth St SE caused slight loss, and a car fire at the Ce dar St and Danville Rd intersection caused no reported damage. City records list multiple charges and two stolen cars reported by Huntsville police.
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Decatur
Lth
St. SE
Ernie Blackwell Jr
Cedar St
Danville Rd
Huntsville
Does God Forgive and Forget in Jeremiah 31 34
The piece ponders God forgiving sins and not remembering offenses. It contrasts human memory with divine absolution, noting that while people struggle to forget wars and grudges, God promises to remember sins no more for those who trust Him.
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God
Nehru Dies After Stroke in India
Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru died after his second stroke in less than five months at age 74. He had previously suffered a stroke on January 7 leaving him partially paralyzed. his death prompted government transitions with Nanda and President Radhakrishnan involved in the administrative handover.
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Conrad Fine
New Delhi
India
Jawaharlal Nehru
Nanda
Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan
Radhakrishnan
Liament
Nehru
Rusk Heads Group Going To Nehru Funeral
Secretary of State Dean Rusk prepared to lead a high level U S delegation to India for the funeral of Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru.
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Rusk
Washington
Dean Rusk
U. S
Jawaharlal Nehru
India
Andrews On Top Group Campaign Stop In Decatur
Alabama Congressman George Andrews campaigned in Decatur highlighting his role on the House appropriations committee and his ability to funnel federal funds to Alabama. The 57 year old Democrat seeks a 12th term in a crowded primary race for the Ninth District. He lists Union Springs as home and runs amid a June 2 runoff.
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United States
Alabama
George Andrews
Rep. Andrews
House Appropriations Committee
Decatur
House
Union Springs
Birmingham
Armed Services Committee
Mansfield seeks June 10 vote to end civil rights debate
The Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield of Montana discussed arranging a June 10 vote to shut down the civil rights debate. Governor Carl E. Sanders said he will not attend a breakfast for Governor George C. Wallace scheduled for next week in Atlanta. In Birmingham, Congressman Bob Jones announced federal approval of a multimillion dollar postal facility for the city.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Atlanta
Carl E. Sanders
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Birmingham
Bob Jones
U.S. Post Office Dept
We Buy Sell Trade Furniture Ad
We Buy Sell Trade New Used Furniture advertise Ex change Furniture Co. 353-4403.
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Exchange Furniture Co
Governor Wallace Urges Education At Tanner High
Governor George C. Wallace urged graduates to pursue education at Tanner High School as 24 seniors received diplomas. He warned against civil rights legislation and Bible reading rulings, praised teachers, and contrasted Southward schooling with Westward calls, while noting an anti civil rights protest. He praised Alabama industry and criticized the Soviet Union during a lengthy, crowd-filled talk.
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Tanner
George C. Wallace
Tanner High School
Pryor Field
Wallace
Lawrence County
Board of Trustees
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Alabama
Russia
Soviet Union
Huddleston Highlights Alabama Military Installations
U S Rep George Huddleston said seven major Alabama military installations support the state's economy with employment averaging over forty thousand and defense spending reaching a billion and a half dollars in recent years. He spoke during a North Alabama campaign stop for re election to the House noting his Armed Services Committee role.
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U.S
George Huddleston
Alabama
Huddleston
North
House of Representatives
Markets At A Glance
New York stock activity was lower with moderate trading while bonds were mixed and largely unchanged. Commodities showed mixed moves with cotton higher and grains easing or steady, hog and steer prices varying.
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New York
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