Rotary Club program features 3M manager Jerry Paulson
Jerry Paulson personnel manager at 3M speaks to Rotary Club at Lyons Hotel at 12 15 PM Monday and presents The Challenge of Management film. Phil Raths Employer Employee Relations Committee handles the program. A separate item notes a Huntsville church progress slides by Dr Alvin Hobson at South Side Baptist Church Sunday night.
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Jerry Paulson
Rotary Club
Lyons
Phil Raths
Alvin Hobson
First Baptist Church
Huntsville
South Side Baptist Church
Hobson
New Forest Use Ban Expands Across Eastern U S
Fire danger rises as drought drives widespread bans on public use of parks and forests from New Jersey to New England. Several states suspend hunting and fishing while officials deploy reinforcements and aircraft to fight blazes.
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New Jersey
West Virginia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
New England
Tennessee
Kentucky
Mississippi Valley
Great Plains
Central Plains
New York State
Bear Mountain State Park
New York City
Long Island
Rhode Island
Maine
Vermont
Arkansas
National Forest Service
Congressman Selden Urges Calm View On Latin American Crises
Guest editorial by Armistead Selden in the House presses cautious judgment on the Dominican Republic and Honduras upheavals. He argues against troop dispatch, warns dictatorship can be preferable to a Communist threat, and urges support for civilian-led, liberal regimes under democratic transitions and the Alliance for Progress.
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Armistead Selden
Dominican Republic
House of Representatives
Greensboro
Selden
Latin America
Honduras
Alliance For Progress
Senate panel restores JFK aid amid cuts and fights
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved a 4.2 billion foreign aid bill, restoring 700 million cut by the House but still 327 million short of Kennedy's request. A Senate floor fight over further reductions looms, with a conference battle to set final authorization and later appropriations in current fiscal year.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House
Kennedy
Senate
Foreign Affairs Committee
Conference Committee
Polio Confirmed in Two Year Old in Athens Case
A Limestone County girl Delores Kyle age two was diagnosed Friday as positive paralytic polio. Taken to a Birmingham hospital after paralysis of arms and legs her parents said no polio vaccine had been given and only one of her siblings is immunized. Limestone County is not conducting Sabin oral vaccine drives.
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Athens
Birmingham
Limestone County
Delores Kyle
William. Kyle
Delores
Limestone
Alabama
Joint Chiefs of Staff to Serve Four Year Terms Proposal
A House Armed Services subcommittee approved a bill to fix four year terms for all Joint Chiefs of Staff. The measure would remove presidential discretion on service length, passing 9 to 4 in a closed session amid Kennedy administration opposition. Further action rests with the full committee led by Rep. Carl Vinson and slated for Oct. 29. Adm. Arleigh Burke testified.
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Washington
House
Armed Services
Joint Chiefs of Staff
F. Edward Hebert
D-La
Kennedy
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
Adm
Arleigh A. Burke
Naval Operations
Home Cabinet Choice Nearing
Lord Home won the queen's blessing to become Britain's prime minister and begin forming a government from the Conservative ranks. He aims to name a new Cabinet next week to face a resurging Labor party amid Tory internal tensions and Harold Macmillan's resignation.
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London
Lord Home
Britain
Home
Scot
No. 10
Downing St
Harold Macmillan
Labor Party
Macmillan
See Home
Homecoming Queen Crowned In Athens
Athens High School crowned Barbara Gore homecoming queen during half time of the Athens Coffee game where the Yellow Jackets won 7 to 6. Ann Britt was named attendant. senior reps were Jenny Daniel and Rae Cooper. Parade and dance followed the game.
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Athens
Barbara Gore
Athens High School
Miss Gore
Yellow Jackets
Ann Britt
R. C. Britt
Jenny Daniel
Rae Cooper
U N Blocked In Seat Move
The General Assembly deadlocked in choosing between Communist Czechoslovakia and Malaysia for a Security Council seat after five secret ballots. It postponed further voting for a week in hopes private talks yield a compromise.
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U.N
Milton Besser
United Nations
N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Czechoslovakia
Malaysia
Security Council
111-Nation Assembly
11-Nation Council
United Nation
Eva Citizens Hold First Mayor Vote In New Eva Town
Voters in Eva, Morgan County, elect a first mayor from Roland Ryan, Lou Greenhill Jr., or E. B. Oden. Seven candidates for five council seats: Claud Patton, R. L. Livingston, Mitchell Hipps, Coner Livingston, L. G. McDonald, Darrell Holmes, Robert Adams, Terrell Livingston, L. E. Oden, Paul Belcher. The town, 360 acres, incorporated Aug 31 by 49 to 3 vote for police protection and future town planning.
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Roland Ryan
Lou Greenhill, Jr
Ore E. B. Oden
Claud Patton
R. L. Livingston
Mitchell Hipps
Coner Livingston
L. G. McDonald
Darrell Holmes
Robert Adams
Terrell Livingston
L. E. Oden
Paul Belcher
Pas
Eva
Morgan County
Earl Thompson
Morocco Pressures for Cease Fire in Saharan Front
Algerian officials said they are ready to negotiate a cease fire with Morocco but require Moroccan withdrawal behind the lines held a month ago. The talks would occur as Algeria seeks a stable end to undeclared hostilities along the frontier.
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New York
U.N
Algiers
Algeria
Sahara
Morocco
Morocco King Warns Algeria Seeks General War
Morocco's King Hasan II accused Algeria of hoping to expand border clashes into a wider conflict. He cited attacks at Ich and Tinzara, 600 miles northeast of the disputed Sahara zone, as evidence against President Ahmed Ben Bella's regime.
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Marrakech
Morocco
Hassan II
Algeria
Ahmed Ben Bella
Ich
Tinzara
Sahara
Algeria Works at UN to Gather Support Over Morocco Row
M Hammed Yazid leads Algeria's delegation to the United Nations General Assembly in New York to press the Algerian charge of aggression against Morocco. Fighting continues at the disputed border zone with both sides claiming control of Hassi Beida and Tinjou b as reporters note Moroccan possession in at least one post.
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Ahmed Ben Bella
M’hammed Yazid
United Nations General Assembly
New York
Algeria
Yazid
Marrakech
Morocco
Atlas
Sahara Plains
Defense Ministry
Hassi-Beida
Tinjoub
Associated Press
Area Football Scores
Cullman 19, Decatur 14. Hartselle 14, Sheffield 7. Coffee 7, Athens 6. Town Creek 43, Madison County 19. Haleyville 32, Moulton 6. Local area teams report scores.
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Cullman
Decatur
Town Creek
Madison County
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