Local Meetings and Police Reports Highlight Wayne County
Cred and M H Arveson of the American Chemical Society addresses the North Alabama Section meeting at 7 p.m. at the Pavilion Inn. Decatur attendees include Rob ert T Bell, Myrl Bowling and George A Cooper. Theater rehearsal for leads at Mrs Richard Deweys home Wednesday 7 p.m. Morgan County deputies report four highway intoxication arrests and two minor car accidents with no injuries. Clarence Hieserman family attends Texas funeral in Iowa Park. See diary on page 2.
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M. H. Arveson
The
American Chemical Society
Society
North Alabama
Pavilion Inn
Decatur
C.P.A
University of Alabama
Robert T. Bell
Smither
Richard Dewey
Moulton St
2Nd Ave
Henry S. Burton
Lazelle Hoover
Edgewood
Friendly Cafe
Faye B. Hill
Ferry St. NW
Edgar A. Bush
Edgemont
Huntsville
Revelation 1 8 explained by Alpha and Omega imagery
The verse declares God as Alpha and Omega the eternal, self existing one. It emphasizes God’s timeless nature being present before creation, now, and forever. The explanation notes human finite thinking struggles with infinity and cites scripture as a guide for belief and obedience.
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S.T
Thomas Chalmers
3M Officials Tour Decatur to Review Expansion
3M President Burt Cross and Cecil C. March visit Decatur to inspect facilities and praise local cooperation as the company progresses a multi million dollar expansion at the Decatur chemical and film plants. They credit state county and city help and commend the North Alabama Industrial Development Association for advancing the area’s industrial story.
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Cecil C. March
Chemical Group
Robert W. Mueller
Tape and Allied Products Group
William H. Fuhr
Film and Allied Products
Phil D. Raths
Chemical Division
Decatur
Cross
Northabama — Industrial Development Association
Pavilion Inn
March
Death toll at all time high from weekend accidents
A 70 year old Montgomery woman, Elsie Marie Giloitti, died from injuries after a two car crash at a Montgomery street intersection. She is Alabama's 27th accident fatality of the past weekend alongside 24 other traffic deaths and two other fatalities from a shooting and a separate incident.
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Associated Press
Montgomery
Montgomery Street
Alabama
Elsie Marie Giloitti
Lawrence to Curb Spending in Lawrence County
Lawrence County Board of Revenue Chairman Clyde Cameron urged a spending clampdown as the county faces about 4.5 million in debt. He cited 4 million tied to the gasoline fund and about 5 million for road and bridge funds. Commissioners approved cutting working hours from ten to eight per day starting Wednesday.
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Moulton — Lawrence County
Lawrence
Dothan teens held in kidnapping investigation in Columbus
Two 18 year olds from Dothan, Laven Hodges and Carl Adams Jr., were taken into custody in Columbus for interrogation in a kidnapping probe as reported by Chief of Detectives Frank McGuffey. The AP summary covers other items including Kennedy and Keating, a Thames Estuary freighter collision, and fallout from China’s oct 16 nuclear test.
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Columbus, Ga
Frank McGuffey
McGuffey
Laven Hodges
Carl Adams Jr
Washington
China
U. S. Weather Bureau
British Foreign Secretary Says UK US Talks Show Shared Interests
British Foreign Secretary Patrick Gordon Walker after a 45 minute White House meeting with President Johnson said a broad identity of interests exists between Britain and the United States. Secretary Rusk called the talks extraordinarily valuable as plans move toward a possible Johnson Wilson meeting.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Patrick Gordon Walker
U.S
Gordon Walker
Johnson
White House
Harold Wilson
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Market News Snapshot from New York and Chicago
AP reports irregularly lower stocks with moderate activity. Bonds are mostly unchanged. Cotton steady. Chicago shows wheat lower, corn mostly lower on hedge selling, oats mixed. Soybeans mostly lower with late trading. Hogs steady with top at 16.25 and cattle mostly steady with top at 25.50.
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New York
Chicago
NASA Threat Nil Say Solons
Alabama lawmakers say there is no real threat to Huntsville space operations after a meeting with NASA director James E. Webb. They believe pending personnel transfers are normal amid NASA operations across Mississippi and Louisiana. Webb had discussed recruiting difficulty and possible transfers between Marshall Space Flight Center and Michoud in New Orleans.
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Washington
Alabama
Huntsville
Ala
John Sparkman
Bob Jones
James E. Webb
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Marshall Space Flight Center
NASA
Mississippi
Louisiana
Webb
Hale Boggs
D-La
Marshall
Michoud
New Orleans
Johnson opens Northeast campaign swing amid Goldwater attacks
President Johnson heads to Boston Pittsburgh and Evansville after a Florida Georgia and South Carolina tour. He directly challenged Barry Goldwater by name, argued for ending North-South differences, and faced heckling in Augusta with a defiant sermon on manners. He singled out defense spending votes from his Senate leadership days in Macon.
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Frank Cormier
Washington
Johnson
Northeast
Deep South
Barry Goldwater
Florida
Georgia
South Carolina
White House
South
Augusta
Barry
Macon
Goldwater
Senate
Barry Predicts Socialistic Ruin
Sen. Barry Goldwater attacked President Johnson in Bristol claiming he seeks an election mandate to steer the nation toward socialistic ruin. He accused Johnson of exploiting race religion and hardship and warned voters that American votes cannot be bought or coerced.
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Walter R. Mears
Bristol, Tenn
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
America
White House
Arizona
Goldwater
Izvestia calls for unity among East European allies
Moscow reports Izvestia urges stronger unity among Soviet bloc nations to maintain economic progress and continued De Stalinization policies after Khrushchev's ouster. The piece stresses cooperation with East European socialist states and omits any direct reference to Khrushchev. Diplomats in Vienna note Kremlin pressure on East European parties to condemn Khrushchev. Hungary already criticized Khrushchev.
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George Syvertsen
Moscow
Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Izvestia
Soviet Union
Red China
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Communist Movement
Vienna
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
Poland
Mountain Home School A Monument Not a Relic
The article lauds Mountain Home School as a enduring landmark that aided the state through war and growth. It argues teachers and students should be honored for their long service and positive contributions.
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Mountain Home School
John Knox
Decatur Daily
We Pay Top Prices For Used Furniture Ad
Exchange Furniture Co advertises top payments for used furniture with the phone number 353 4403.
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Exchange Furniture Co
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Dea
PTA
St. Ann’s School
Mary Ruth
Sacred Heart Academy
Cullman
Catholic University of America
Washington D.C
Morgan County
Kilby
Clarence Hieserman
Stratford Rd
Iowa Park
Texas
Mr. Hieserman
Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co
Bert S. Cross
Robert L. Wesbee
Electrical Products Group
Cyril P. Pesek
Minnesota, Mining and Manufacturing Co
Cording
Burt Cross
Winford
Turner County
Fair Campaign Practices Committee
Robert F. Kennedy
Kenneth B. Keating
London
Thames Estuary
Britain
Cuba
LBJ
Boston
Pittsburgh
Evanssville
Ind
Albuquerque
N. M
Bristol
London, Ky
Madison Square Garden
Tennessee
Lady Bird
Lyndon Johnson
Tyler Rose Garden
Quickies
Ken Reynolds
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