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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1967
Page
3
Violence and disruption marked a school day at Decatur High when blocks were blown from a school area across to Delano Park. Principal W H Jenkins said students dumped papers, police were needed to clear the playground, and a new policy barred returning former teachers as the younger students remained in class.
Residents were told private enterprise would render garbage service for 3 to 4 dollars monthly under the direction of the Morgan County Board of Revenue and Control. They were urged to diss the idea and be ready to answer when contacted by phone in early June. A county health committee had previously recommended a single central garbage location for the county.
President Johnson announced the selection of a chancellor to lead the Voice of America two years earlier. Daly stated he had not discussed his own appointment with the President, Director Leonard H. Marks of the U S Information Agency confirmed Daly's appointment, which does not require congressional confirmation.
Report notes a major company spokesman describing price reductions reaching two cents at a station. The article mentions ongoing monthly changes and a Decatur area reference as the price-cut news circulated last Thursday.
A fragment notes Pasig Snei ety's initial expenditure and a survey of Mount St Elias dated 1890. It mentions an early financial outlay and exploration context from that year.
The report describes Egypt’s blockade of the Gulf and its international reactions. Premier Levi Eshkol calls for Western powers to keep the gulf open for shipping. The United States and Britain urge the UN to curb belligerence, while Al Ahram claims an American owned Liberian registered tanker was intercepted and turned back near the gulf entrance.
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