Women Sought for Morgan County Employment Survey
A Morgan County survey seeks up to 250 women for a potential new plant in Hartselle or Decatur. Two signup booths operate Friday and Saturday at Gateway and Westgate in Decatur and American Bank and Trust and Roberts Brothers site on Main Street in Hartselle. The survey targets about 1,000 unemployed local women and is open to non residents.
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Decatur
Hartselle
Morgan County
Mike Roberts
Industrial Development Association
Gateway
Westgate
American Bank and Trust Bank
Roberts
Alabama
Theater
Gateway Center
Gibson’s
Decatur to Host Resources Meeting Panel Includes State Official
State commissioner of agriculture Richard Beard will join a panel discussion in Decatur on Thursday as 80 members of the Alabama Natural Resources group gather to discuss resources. The event spots Beard among a lineup addressing regional agricultural and natural resource issues.
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Richard Beard
The
Alabama Natural
Decatur
Resources Development Committee
Browns Ferry
Amoco
Decatur Chamber of Commerce
Beard
Massey
Herman
Auburn
Cotton Producers
Albert McDonald
Buck Hill
Alabama Farmers Grain Co-op
May Montgomery
Athens Poultry Grower
Kermit Tucker
Alabama Flour Mills
Maynard Layman
Ira Myers
City to take over garbage collection on June 1
Question and answer column notes the city will assume garbage collection June 1 amid resident complaints of missed pickups. City trucks are working to ease the disruption and restore regular service. Another item mentions a June 15 Vietnam servicemen address list in The Daily and a Resources Development Committee event at Holiday Inn Downtown with panelists from industry and agriculture.
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Saturday Evening Post
MT. Decatur
Curtis Publishing Co
Chevrolet
J.C
Decatur
General Motors Corp
Vietnam
P. O
Decatur Daily
Ala
Holiday Inn
Shelby Massey
Alabama Flour Mills
Bradley
State Attorney General’s Office
Markets Slip Amid Moderate Volume On NY Stocks
Markets in New York ease in moderate trading as cotton rises and grains show mixed to lower moves. Chicago wheat declines on liquidation, corn mostly down with oats, soybeans mixed. hogs steady to 25 cents higher at 27.25 top, slaughter cattle up 501,000 with top at 37.00 and receipts 4,500.
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Chicago
Transit firm to halt bus service over boycott pressure
In Tuscaloosa Alabama the Tuscaloosa Transit Co will permanently discontinue bus service today amid a Negro boycott. In Washington President Nixon requested 2.6 billion dollars in foreign aid, about 900 million more than last year, saying it meets essential requirements now.
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Tuscaloosa, Ala
Tuscaloosa
Washington
Nixon
Congress
Underdog Yorty Retains Top Job In Los Angeles
Los Angeles mayor Sam Yorty won a third term despite Bradley campaign hopes. Final runoff results showed Yorty with about 53 percent to Bradley’s 47 percent after a heated race marked by polling errors and a contested punch card issue.
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Yorty
Los Angeles
Angeles
Bradley
George Gallup
Harry Truman
Thomas Dewey
Gallup
Muchmore
Yorty Wins A Third Term Amid Campaign Drama
Los Angeles mayor Sam Yorty, praised by aides and rival Thomas Bradley as a formidable fighter, wins a cliff-hanger election to become the city's second three term mayor. Once a Lincoln youth selling shoes, he rises to Portland invasions, with rivals calling the campaign the dirtiest in LA history as coverage moves to page A-3.
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LOS Angeles
Sam Yorty
Thomas Bradley
Yorty
Lincoln
Neb
Fletcher Bowron
Statesman
Americans Leave Dong Ap Bia in Saigon Saigon AP
American paratroopers pulled off the Dong Ap Bia crest and pushed recon in the A Shau Valley. The 101st airborne said the hill was vacated after 10 days of fighting while some troops remained on top. Casualties reached about 50 Americans killed and 300 wounded as North Vietnamese losses were reported.
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Saigon
Dong Ap Bia
A Shau
101St Airborne Division
U.S
United States
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Dak Ta
Central Highlands
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Hue
Da@ Nang
Laos
Dong Ap
Bio- T
House Upholds 20000 Subsidy Cap Against Nixon Push
The House voted 224 to 142 to set a $20,000 ceiling on subsidies to any farmer for production restraint. The move, part of a $6.8 billion agriculture appropriation, risks adding at least $160 million yearly. White House and Agriculture officials urged reversal while backers defend hunger ties to farm payments.
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Marjorie Hunter
New York Times
Washington
House
Senate
White House
Agriculture Department
Capitol Hill
Nixon
Agriculture
Clifford L. Hardin
America
Paul Finley
R-Il
Finley
Texas
George H. Mahon
Appropriations Committee
Congress
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Don Muchmore
Los
Yorty __ Bradley
Associated Press
Hamburger Hill
Ud Yiubil
Mand
Board OF Pies
Q-Man
Winton Blount
Silvio Conte
R-Mass
Robison Furniture Comey
Second Avenue
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