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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1963

Page

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Watts Bar Lock to close six days for repair work

The Watts Bar Lock on the Tennessee River will close to navigation from 12:01 a.m. November 4 to 12:00 p.m. November 9 for upper gate repairs. The Clover Craft Club meets November 7 at 7 p.m. at 1123 Fifteenth Avenue. Veterans of World War I Morgan County Barracks 2405 and Auxiliary meet November 7 at 6:30 p.m. at the American Legion Home in Hartselle for a monthly meeting and covered dish supper.

Watts Bar Lock Tennessee River Clover Craft Club Julian Moody 15Th Ave Morgan Hartselle

Do You Believe Public Decisions For Christ Equal Conversion

The speaker argues that many who come forward are seekers rather than finders and that faith must be coupled with decisive action. He cites Jesus on denying Him and stresses following Christ beyond mere public decision or church membership, noting real life change requires surrender.

Christ Cc Ll Jesus Andrew Peter James John

Diplomatic Shift Seen For Lodge

Saigon turmoil deepens as a Buddhist monk dies by self immolation at the central market. U S intelligence chief John H. Richardson and other Saigon officials may be recalled or replaced as Henry Cabot Lodge seeks a stronger approach amid Diem’s regime. Police attacked American reporters while tanks ringed central Saigon in a tense security crackdown.

Saigon South Viet Nam Ngo Dinh Diem Diem U. S John H. Richardson Henry Cabot Lodge Lodge Washington Ngo Dinh Nhu Nhu U.S U.S. Central Intelligence Agency Thich Quang Huong Hue Grant Wolfkill John Sharkey National Broadcasting Co David Halberstam New York Times Foreign Ministry Sharkey Wolf

AMA Manager Seeks Protection for Mor gan City Drivers

Jack Metcalf AMA Decatur office manager asked Morgan City council for assurance motorists would be treated fairly and not arbitrarily arrested during a city visit. The request followed a meeting where expected fireworks did not explode.

Flint City The Alabama Motorist Association Morgan County Jack Metcalf Decatur AMA American Automobile Association Metcalf

Hungary Tells U S Ready To Buy Wheat

Hungary says it is ready to purchase 800 000 tons of American grain. Cargill has asked the Commerce Department for an export license as Hungary, the Czech Republic and Bulgaria seek large purchases. The move awaits the Kennedy administration with price and payment terms undecided.

Hungary U.S Endre Marton Washington United States Cargill, Inc Minneapolis Commerce Department Senate Everett M. Dirkson Illinois Legation Janos Radvany State Department John Cole Cargill Griffith Johnson Radvany Harold C. Wedeler Office of Eastern European Affairs

Honduras Coup Triggers Downtown Gunfire After Swearing In

In Tegucigalpa, shooting erupted downtown within an hour of a civilian military provisional government taking power for about a year. The violence centered near the Honduran University law faculty amid reports of a pro Castro student faction. The new leadership led by Col Osvaldo Lopez Arellano, with eight civilians and two military members, vowed to remain until causes of the coup against Ramon Villeda Morales are resolved.

Tegucigalpa Honduras Law Faculty Honduran University Time-Life News Service New York Associated Press Col Osvaldo Lopez Arellano Ramon Villeda Morales Lopez Arellano

Big Boy the rabbit roams Canal Street yard in Decatur

A tame rabbit named Big Boy lives in the back yard of 814 Canal Street NE Decatur under the guardianship of widowed Mrs. R. C. Sims. The bunny, whose sex is debated, has become a comforting companion for the elderly woman who has mobility issues.

Nancy Edwards Decatur Canal St R. C. Sims Canal Big Boy W. H. Stephenson First Baptist Church Billie Kay Billy Ray Mopsy Sims

Senate probes target Valachi testimony on crime network

Senate Investigations subcommittee aims to pierce a false front of legitimacy masking a nationwide crime syndicate. Joseph Valachi, a convicted killer and drug racketeer, testifies about Cosa Nostra with details on murders narcotics gambling and loan-sharking.

G. Milton Kelly Washington Senate Crime Joseph Valachi Senate Investigations Derworld Valachi Cosa Nostra Vito Genovese Subcommittee New York

Hurricane Flora Turns Back from Cuba Threat to Caribbean

Flora battered eastern Cuba for 28 hours with high winds and rain, leaving at least 43 dead in the Caribbean. Forecasters noted an uncertain path as the storm drifted southwest back toward the Caribbean Sea, weakening over Cuban mountains before potential reintensification.

Miami Fla Flora Cuba Caribbean Sea Florida Bahama Islands Gerard Philippeau Nova Scotia Florida Straits Camaguey Nassau Arthur Pike Grand Cayman Island Yucatan Peninsula Gordon Dunn Caribbean

Cullman Circuit Clerk Named Postmaster in North Alabama

Cullman County Circuit Clerk John Sparks was appointed postmaster of Cullman on Saturday by Congressman Carl Elliott. Sparks, 44, will leave the office after 10 to 15 days to assume duties, with John Guthrie named as his replacement. Sparks, a deacon and former Boy Scout organizer, has two daughters and is a long-time Cullman resident.

Cullman Cullman County John Sparks North Alabama Carl Elliott Sparks John Guthrie House of Representatives The T. A. Smith M. W. Holmes Smith Guthrie K. J. Griffith First Baptist Church Fairview St. Bernard College Baileyton Com- Sparkman Patricia Betty

Robinson's on 2nd Ave Sells Magnevox TV Sets

Buy Magnevox color or black and white TV sets at Robinson's on 2nd Ave with free parking. Local shoppers can browse the display and take advantage of parking convenience while selecting a new television.

Magnevox Robinson’s 2Nd Ave

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