Federal Funds Boost Alabama Highways in 1966 Budget
A BARRETT SHELTON JR report notes Alabama will receive federal highway funds totaling 76 905 953 for fiscal year 1966. Primary roads 8 905 575, secondary 6 770 135, urban 3 369 393, and Interstate 57 760 850. The piece contrasts federal aid with political attacks on government. It also cites poll data comparing Goldwater Johnson Humphrey Miller with Johnson leading 62 38 and Humphrey Miller at 70 30 in certain scenarios.
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Barrett Shelton, JR
Alabama
United States
Hubert Humphrey
William Miller
Humphrey
Miller
Johnson
Sen. Goldwater
Humphrey- Miller
Free Will Baptist church gathers for fifth Sunday meeting
A number from Morgan County attended the fifth Sunday meeting at Union Hill's Free Will Baptist church. Miss Molly Barker missionary to Uruguay will visit Thursday at 7 30 p.m. Sept. 10 for a missionary service. Everyone is invited. Local residents attend various visits including dinners and hospital trips, with several members traveling to Decatur Murfreesboro and Washington.
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Olie Holmes
Union Hill
Free Will Baptist Church
Molly Barker
Uruguay
J. H. Pannell
Decatur
Elmer Eason
Clarence Tapscott
Wayne Tapscott
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Jack Wiley
Veteran's Hospital
Gary Holmes
Washington
Robert Hill
Ray Presley
Guntersville
Allen Brazell
Progressive Association of Free Will Baptists of
Alabama
Pee Free Will Baptist Arch
Miss Tennessee Valley Exposition Contest entries sought in Morgan County
Area young women from Morgan Lawrence and Limestone counties are invited to rehearse for the Miss Tennessee Valley Exposition Contest at First Federal Penthouse Decatur. Finalists from Lawrence Limestone Morgan counties will compete Sept 19 as part of the Morgan County Fair with county nights Sept 15 16 listed. Top exhibits from Oak Ridge and Redstone Arsenal will be shown.
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Decatur
Morgan County
Bryan Thomas
Morgan, Lawrence
Limestone Counties
Thomas
Tennnessee Valley Exposition
Decatur Jaycees
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Redstone Arsenal
Huntsville
Dwight Hooper
Ray Nixon
Nixon
Tennessee Valley District
Cullman
Morgan
Limestone
Lawrence
Franklin
Madison
Blount
Winston
Area run offs shape up as Sept polls decide mayors and councils
Faced with less than a week of campaigning, voters in Hartselle Athens and Moulton will choose mayors and council members on September 15. Key races include Hartselle mayor pro tem John D Long versus John O Burleson, Athens candidates teacher Hetane Allen Tinnon and realtor Wayne Jennings, and Moulton race between Sheriff Corum and dentist George Frances Carroway. School enrollment breaks records in Hartselle with 2443 students. Wrestline Elementary adds 118 first graders. Morgan County High School tops 1000 for first time. County Training School up to 372.
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Hartselle
Athens
Moulton
John D. Long
John O. Burleson
Hetane
Allen Tinnon
Real Tate
Wayne Jennings
Fover
Lawrence County
Corum
Rge Frances Carroway
Wrestline
Morgan County High School
Morgan County Training School
Feisal Holds Reforms Amid Saudi Power Struggle
Regent Feisal tightens control while pursuing modernization in Saudi Arabia. He faces opposition from young princes and religious leaders over broadcasting, movies and schools as oil wealth finances new projects and social change.
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Elias N.antar
Beirut
Lebanon
Saudi Arabia
Saud I
Saud
Feisal
Riyadh
Jiddah
Hrate
Arabian-American Oil Co
Arab Oil Workers Federation
Cairo
Midwest states join tax collection pact on cross-state purchases
Indiana, Illinois and Kentucky announced a cooperative program to collect each other's taxes on out-of-state purchases, aiming to simplify compliance and reduce tax gaps across the three states.
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Indiana
Illinois
Kentucky
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Phoenix
Ariz
Eugene Pulliam
Goldwater
Cedar Creek
ENE
Chevy II
Flice
SS Ee Sales Company, Inc
Highway
By Winford Turner
The
Morgan County Dairy
Progress
Regent
Chamber of Commerce
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