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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1963
Page
5
Readers share simple kitchen tips. Crack shells and cool in water for easier peeling. Simmered eggs and hot-water rests produce tougher whites. Try cracking and peeling while warm for best results. Also tips on mops cloth heads, frayed shoelaces, nail polish removal, rug drying, and scoring chicken livers to reduce popping.
In Philadelphia a two week sit-in sparked clashes between pickets, laborers, and police at a $6 million school project site. Ten hurt as NAACP accuses unions of hiring bias, while ministers call for a large demonstr, with plans for nationwide actions in major cities if demands aren’t met.
A Limestone County community prepares for a big Sunday as the Cairo Methodist Church hosts the annual singing and homecoming. The Limestone County Courthouse first Sunday singing moves to the church with lunch served on the grounds, coordinated by Chairman M. C. Grisham and local partners.
A driver should reduce speed to 15 mph on ice and 30 mph on packed snow to stop within the same distance normally traveled at 50 mph on a clear road, highlighting the need for cautious speed adjustments in winter conditions.
University of Alabama plans to award more than 1 400 diplomas at its 132nd commencement on Sunday with Ralph W. Phillips of Indiana School of Dentistry as speaker. The candidate list spans 66 of 67 counties and names many local graduates from Decatur Hartselle Somerville Cullman Athens Moulton and Wheeler among others.
AP reports Kilby Prison to transfer the last of 12 Freedom Marchers to a Fort Payne jail. Three sent back, five released on bond. hunger striker Eric Weinberger remains on IV feeding. Released: Robert E. Jones, David Darling, Eddie Harris, John Robert Zellner, Sam C. Shirra. Arrested under breach of peace for attempting to trace Baltimore integrationist William Moore's route near Attala last month.
Infantile paralysis was first recognized as an epidemic disease in the central European countries in about 1840. This note highlights early historic identification of the condition and its regional emergence.
Bur rton Kansas AP service station owner Ken Coburn startles motorists who stop for gasoline by carrying a pistol while at work. A former professional marksman, Coburn keeps pistols handy to practice shooting during idle moments and says showmanship helps his business.
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