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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1963

Page

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Alabama faces worsening drought and fire risk amid limited preparedness

Alabama officials warn the drought raises extreme fire danger with low winds and scarce funds for protection. Farmers struggle as planting delays and dry soil hinder crops while pastures burn and fire towers remain unmanned due to budget limits. Hunters, smokers, and motorists heighten fire risk across counties.

Alabama Madison County R. O. Magnusson Colbert Lauderdale Winston Marion J. M. Stauffer

Decatur Population Rises to 38 905 in City Directory

Decatur’s 10th city directory shows area population up 10 percent over two years to 38 905, with greater Decatur at 38 905. The volume includes buyers guide, street and householder directories, and telephone listings by street.

Decatur State Directory Co Maryville Tenn Greater Decatur U S Robert E. Conner Decatur Public Library

Morgan County boards set election session and induction figures

The Morgan County Board of Registrars will sit at the courthouse Monday. In November, 439 Alabama young men will report to the Montgomery Induction Station to meet the state's Selective Service quota. counts include 10 from Morgan, 16 from Cullman, 10 from Marshall, and 14 from Madison. Miss Ginger Quillin has joined the prep squad at David Lipscomb College in Nashville. The Morgan County Chapter of the Alabama Association for Medical Assistants meets May 1 at 7:30 p.m. hosted by Mrs. W. M. Patterson on Ivy Street in Hartselle.

Morgan County Board of Registrars Court House Alabama Montgomery Ralph W. Adams Morgan Cullman Marshall Madison Ginger Quillin Cecil E. Quillin College St David Lipscomb College Nashville, Tenn Morgan County The Alabama Association For Medical Assistants W. M. Patterson Ivy St Hartselle

Meaning of love in the Great Commandments from Christ

The message says love God and neighbors is a standard to judge ourselves not a mere command. Only by responding to God's love shown at the Cross can we love, for His Spirit enables us to love the unlovely and all people. Human love fails without Christ’s transforming power.

A. W. Todd Richard A. Mitchem Weather Bureau Jesus God Rev. C. S. L Christ

Kennedy pledges pursuit of peace amid East West crises

President Kennedy said differences with the Soviet Union will generate crises but the search for peace must continue. In a University of Maine foreign policy address he hailed recent East West agreements as offering progress toward peace.

Frank Cormier Crono Maine Kennedy University of Maine

Gin Accident Kills Youth In Priceville

An 18 year old Priceville boy, Ronnie Golden, was killed when his jacket snagged in a gin head at his father's Priceville Gin. He was pulled head first into the machine as workers freed him. He died after hospitalization at Decatur General. The incident prompted a medical response and an investigation. Meanwhile Lord Home, newly named British prime minister, pledged a plain spoken government in a fireside address. He met with Queen Elizabeth II to accept office and planned to reveal his Cabinet today.

Nation Britain Priceville Ronnie Golden W. H. Golden Decature Golden Kenneth May Lord Home Elizabeth II Home Lord Salisbury Earl of Home Baron Douglas Thistle Sir Alexander Alec Douglas- Home Priceville Gin

Polio Sabin Drives Readied Across 16 Alabama Counties

An army of 3 000 polio fighters trains to launch a Sunday immunization drive in 16 Alabama counties led by Sabin oral vaccine. Type I given today with Type III in December and Type II in January. Free vaccine with 25 cent voluntary dose.

Alabama Jefferson Calhoun Cherokee Chilton Cleburne Colbert Coosa Eto Cullman County Tuscaloosa County

Sabin Vaccine Drive Expands Across Madison County

Dr. Milton Peeler chair of the Medical Society reports 125000 Sabin doses ordered for today’s Madison County drive starting at 11 a.m. Vaccination plans include future drives on December 1 type 3 and January 12 type 2 with doses available for nearby counties and workers at Redstone Arsenal.

Milton Peeler Medical Society Committee Sabin Madison County Peeler

Frigidaire Sales and Service Best Trades at Robinsons

Frigidaire promotions highlight top trade offers at Robinsons on Second Avenue. Dealers tout exceptional value and customer satisfaction during the sales event.

Frigidaire Robinson's Second Ave

Cuban Crisis far reaching effects and U S prep studied

Page A-13 surveys a year after the Cuban Crisis noting its global impact and U S military preparedness. Siagon reports cover preface to the monk self immolation death and the X-15 pilot Joseph Walker. B-12 features John Knox discussing Hillsboro’s former all women governing body.

U. S Siagon Joseph Walker Hillsboro John Knox

First Big Lift Stage Success in Germany

The United States launched the largest armored airlift in history, flying 450 officers and men from Texas to Europe. Six C135s arrived in Germany with one heading to France, as a 14,500-man division prepares to deploy to Rhine Main Sembach and Ramstein bases. Brig. Gen. Keith L. Ware, Medal of Honor recipient, led the lead plane and called the flight uneventful.

Frankfurt Germany U.S Europe Texas Atlantic United States France 2Nd Armored Rhine- Main Sembach Ramstein Etain Phalsbourg Chaumont North Atlantic Treaty Organization 3Rd Armored Keith L. Ware Bergstrom Air Force Base Ware

5.00 Down Will Hold Any Schwinn Bicycle

A local ad promotes a sale offering any Schwinn bicycle for five dollars down with payment plan lasting until Christmas Eve. The deal highlights affordable financing to attract shoppers.

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