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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1960
Page
3
The column extols Rainey's Beauty Academy offering clear, approachable courses in hair chemistry and color. It urges readers to pursue beauty education for earnings and industry standards, inviting visits or calls for facts. The piece ends with a locker-room quip.
Parris Island South Carolina Marine Pvt Archie C Webb son of Mr and Mrs J H Webb of Town Creek completed recruit training May 18 at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot The 12 week program covered basic military subjects Three weeks were spent on the rifle range where the recruit fired the M 1 rifle and received an...
A list of individuals including Ralph Johnston Hancevile Gil nard Sister M Grace Meeks Jacqueline Millar Dean Misegades Jewell Morris Eva William Mulligan James Denbrink Sheppard John Sloan Dafford Smith Jerry Smith Mertie Smith Robert Sullivan Irene Teague Mildred Terrell Sarah Tew Charles Thein Thomas Thomas Sister M Adelaide Thompson Elsie Tilley Bob Waldrip Ben Walker Margherita Liu Wang Tom Warner and others from Cullman and surrounding areas appears in a formal notice listing attendees and their hometowns in this community notice.
The 1960 Athens College yearbook Columns is dedicated to Angeline Nazaretian head of health and physical education. Nazaretian joined the staff in 1958 and has advised about ten student organizations while leading in reviving several Athens College traditions.
The article notes recruit training at Camp Lejeune for basic Marine infantry prep and follow on specialized infantry training. It also covers Thurman E. Terry receiving a warrant officer commission in Redstone Arsenal Alabama with biographical details and residence. Donald R. Maples, USN airman, graduated May 18 from Aviation Electronics Technician School at NATTC Memphis tracing course content and assignment.
Vice President Nixon urged firmness toward the Communists to avoid a nuclear war. In his keynote at a Southeast Asia Treaty Organization conference, Secretary of State Herter pledged full U S support for SEATO as it seeks peace and stability in the Far East.
A native of Fairfield with local schooling received the annual staff honor as faculty adviser for Health, Physical Education and Recreation. The note highlights her roots and service in guiding student activities and campus programs.
A reader responds to a May 29 article on county property taxes, arguing the state uses property tax as the main source for school revenue and that higher standards require paying more, noting Alabama compares unfavorably to states with higher education funding. The letter defends by stressing the link between taxes and school quality.
In an address the foreign ministers of the United States Britain and France, the three other major SEATO members, joined in Herter's assurance. They affirmed a united stance on the issue during a diplomatic briefing and reinforced allied commitments.
A graduation ode in reverent tone recalls cap and gown and the laurel crown. The verse speaks to children of ambition pursuing magnetic dreams as the years prove true and farewell wishes accompany them.
Moscow reports that the United States Navy conducted multiple high altitude passes over Soviet ships. A hydroplane allegedly flew about 300 feet above a Soviet icebreaker in the Bering Sea, with additional buzzings near a Soviet freighter and seven flights over Soviet merchant ships in the Sea of Japan, Mediterranean, and Pacific between May 23 and 27.
The passage argues for hearing both sides of tax increases by the Board of Equalization and notes Malmoral Castle as a royal residence in Aberdeenshire, Scotland. It presents a call for balance before public opposition.
Death notices announce funeral details for Mrs Della who died Sunday and Mrs Mary F Miller who died December 2. Services for Della will be Wednesday at 2 PM at St Pauls Spiritual Church Newcomb Street with interment in Oakland. Miller’s service details list relatives including Rev William H Rhines and Mary Frances Ice.
Fishermen use dog pulled sleds to haul baskets of fish from the beach where the Elbe River flows into the North Sea. The tidal waters strand fish ashore, drawing local crews to collect the catch.
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