Hospital Listing of Residents and Contacts
The notice lists residents with full names and addresses including Mrs Judy Little in Moulton and Rev Bobby Osborne in Somerville along with Walter McLemore, Mrs Otto Mullins with infant, and others at 6th Ave SW 7th Walnut Street and 2nd Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Little
Moulton
John Wilson
Birch St
Bobby Osborne
Somerville
Walter McLemore
6Th Ave
Otto Mullins
Grant St
Wayne Wooten
Sarah Coleman
Walnut St
Nettie Gray
2Nd Ave
Pleas Of Guilty Entered In Morgan County Court
Morgan County Court heard 31 cases before Judge Lewis West with two not guilty pleas and three dismissals. Several defendants received fines and jail terms with probation hearings set for November and December. Names include George W. Barnes Calvin Byars Donald Pluff Daniel Snyder Jessie Crow Jimmy Morrow Windell Carr Sally Ann Rocco Janet Sears Seon Smith Ervin Palmer and others facing issuing worthless checks prohibition violations and related charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County Court
Lewis West
West
Calvin Byars
Donald E. Pluff
Daniel Robert Snyder
Jessie Crow
Jimmy Morrow
J. M. Gills
Windell Carr
James Edgar Harris
Marion L Reed
D. Donner
Sally Ann Rocco
Ernest Nelson Hudson Jr
Fred Doss
Ervin Palmer
George H. Goin
David Andrew Pylant
Bryce’s Hospital
W. E. Lanier
Edgar Allen Linke
Joe Shelly Sears
Janet Sears
Seon Smith
W. J. Vinson
Charles Campbell
Hayes Awarded NASA Saturn Contract Additions
Hayes International Corp. announced receipt of a four point three million dollar NASA contract addendum to cover engineering services tooling and fabrication for the Saturn program. Work will primarily occur in Huntsville with tooling and fabrication at Birmingham and Huntsville facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Hayes International Corp
Huntsville
Hayes
Weather and river briefing for Sunday sunset and next sunrise
The report notes Sunday sunset at 4 55 p m and sunrise tomorrow at 6 09 a m. Moonrise is scheduled tomorrow at 4 24 p m.
Sudan Riots Erupt as Opponents Demand End to Rule
In Khartoum students clash with police as demonstrations expand. Glashes and stone-throwing mark the unrest with funerals and scattered riots across the city. A national front forms among opposition parties, pressing for an end to military rule as Abboud signals near surrender. Army reinforcements move in. general strike remains mostly ineffective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Front
Abboud
Cambodia's Population Predominantly Buddhist
A large majority of Cambodia's roughly six million people follow Buddhism. The religious landscape centers on Buddhist temples and monastic practices across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambodia
Alabama to Build Sixth ETV Station on Monte Sano
The Alabama Education Television Commission announced a federal grant of 298,527 dollars, matched by state funds, to build ETV Channel 25 on Monte Sano near Huntsville. The station will serve five North Alabama counties, reach 95,000 students and 331,000 residents, interconnect with AET network, and broadcast daily from 8:45 a.m. to 10 p.m. Construction start timing was not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama Education Television Commission
U. S
Kenneth Roberts
Monte Sano Mt
Huntsville
Alabama
Morgan
AET
Alabama Education Television Network
Auburn University
University of Alabama
Cherokee County on Track to Use New Voting Machines
In U S District Court a dispute over election equipment emerged as Probate Judge Charles A. Formby sought a temporary injunction to compel the Cherokee County Board of Revenue to use 15 newly purchased voting machines for the November 3 vote. Judge H H Grooms held the ina hearing with no immediate ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Cherokee County
U.S. District Court
Ina
Charles A. Formby
County Board of Revenue
Formby
H. H. Grooms
Berlin East West reunions signal rare crossings
West Berliners crossed into East Berlin for brief reunions the second time since the wall's construction, while U S election broadcasts prepare to relay results worldwide. Other items note Glenn cleared to fly, Humphrey targeting defectors, Johnson criticized by Miller, a Philadelphia motorcade halt, civil rights survey results, and a Reynolds Metals plant restart after a carpenters strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Conservative prelates defend traditional birth control doctrine
Vatican City AP report notes Cardinal Alfredo Ottaviani and two Spanish bishops resisting calls for rethinking Catholic teachings on marriage. They emphasize Divine Providence in family planning and reject proposals for allowing couples to decide how many children to have. The bishops, speaking for 126 colleagues, urged retaining procreation as primary and mutual love as secondary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennet M. Bolton
Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Alfredo Cardinal Ottaviani
Vatican
Holy Office
Council
U S Solicitor Dies In Birmingham At 65
Walter Emmett Perry longtime circuit solicitor for the Tenth Judicial Circuit since 1947 died in a Birmingham hospital after a prolonged illness at age 65. A Moulton native and 1921 Alabama Law graduate he also taught at Woodlawn High School and earlier served as Jefferson County juvenile court judge. Surviving is a son. Services set for 2 p.m. at Elmwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Walter Emmett Perry
Tenth Judicial Circuit
Perry
Moulton
Lawrence County High School
University of Alabama
Woodlawn High School
Jefferson County
10Th Circuit
National Council of Juvenile Court
Chicago
Alabama Circuit Solicitors Association
Ione Nation Con Pane
Helen
Elmwood
Local Names and Addresses in Brief Dismissals List
A fragment lists individuals with addresses including Freddy Case 1821 Wadsworth St Gordon Taft 812 6th Ave SE Mrs A H Nabors Danville Rd Earl Simmons 1403 Grant St Dismissals Annie Ruth Stewart 1122 4th Ave SE Yvonne Garrison De cature Lennis Murphy Lacey's Spring Mrs Edwin Piery 2522 Sherwood Dr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freddy Case
Wadsworth St
Gordon Taft
6Th Ave
A. H. Nabors
Danville
Earl Simmons
Grant St
Annie Ruth Stewart
4Th Ave
Yvonne Garrison
Lennis Murphy
Lacey’s
Edwin Piery
Sherwood Dr
Birth Announcement for Ray W. Steele Family
A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Ray W Steele in Decatur General Hospital Athens 1 on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray W. Steele
Athens 1
Decatur General Hospital
Johnson Sets Vision for a United Two-Party System
In Chicago LBJ outlines bipartisan goals including reform of the Republican party, protection of Social Security, Medicare support, and full employment. He emphasizes unity over partisanship, pledging to expand education and fight poverty while calling for a shared national policy for peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Lincoln
Hoover
Eisenhower
Johnson
Republican Party
Chicago
Evant
Goldwater Wins UA Mock Presidential Vote
In Tuscaloosa on October 30 Republican Barry Goldwater led in a university mock election with 2 663 votes to Democrat Lyndon Johnson 1 034. The event opened with a rally and was sponsored by the University Students Body Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscaloosa
Barry Goldwater
University of Alabama
Sen. Goldwater
Lyndon Johnson
The
University Students Body Association
Local Republicans Run Voter Turnout Plan in Morgan County
Local Republicans conduct poll watcher training and door to door outreach through Tuesday’s election. Mayhall and the Morgan County League of Women Voters promote free transportation to polling sites, voter registration, and distribute pamphlets detailing presidential candidates, party platforms, and the Alabama Constitution amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County
Mayhall
Morgan County League of Women Voters
League
Police Stop Freight Train Fire Chase Near River Falls
In Andalusia Alabama on October 30 police officers Pickton and Hallford signaled a 26 car freight train amid a burning 675 foot Louisville and Nashville trestle over the Conecuh River. They chased the train three miles to River Falls halting it about a mile from the blaze. conductor R R Dean praised the officers as railroad officials estimated $185,000 in fire damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andalusia
Ala
Louisville & Nashville
Conecuh River
River Falls
Leon Pickton
John Hallford
Andalusia City Square
R. R. Dean J
Montgomery
Graceville
Fla
Civetie, Hacker Aan
Attic memories and a note on Dean Jones
A reflective piece recalls childhood attic rooms with dormers and views of a baseball field and rain on a roof. It mentions the Jones family actor Dean Jones and his new project That Darned Cat, plus a poem about memory, prayer, and distant friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attics
Jones
L.P
Dean Jones
Valiant Label
Mae
Goldwater rally in Tucson predicts political upset of the century
Goldwater tells a 10,000 crowd in Tucson that strong military power is essential to avoid another world war. He cites polls showing prayers in schools and tightened security regulations favored, and that six in ten voters want federal powers trimmed. He calls himself the underdog and forecasts a political upset next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldwater
Viet Nam
Tucson
Ariz
Lou Harris
Gas tax payments exceed federal highway allocations in Alabama
James J. Britton, director of the Alabama Petroleum Council, says Alabama motorists paid 85.8 million dollars in federal automotive taxes in 1963 while receiving 66 million dollars in federal highway funds, about 77 percent of taxes paid. He notes allocations have risen yearly, but tax outlays outpace allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Alabama
U. S
James J. Britton
Alabama Petroleum Council
Britton
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Associated Press
Recator
Ihiimale
Decatur General Admissions
George W. Barnes
NASA
Decatur
Cuss
Sudan
Hville
San Antonio, Tex
John H. Glenn ,Jr
Seattle
Wash
Hubert H. Humphrey
Northwest
Enid
Okla
GOP
William E. Miller
Philadelphia
Secret Service
Muscle Shoals
Reynolds Metals Co. Alloys
Ruby Jones
Walnut St. E
U. S. Postal Service
William L. Medders
6Th Ave. SE
James D. Johnson
Hartselle
19Th Ave. SE
U.S
B. M. Thompson
Lovin’s Ceramics
Second Avenue
By V. Voss
Ichias
Goldie
Telegraph
Semmes & Taylor, Inc
Netionel Benk
Johnston St
Jim Cox
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