Athens Council Approves Low Bid for New Fire Station
Athens City Council unanimously approved Huntsville firm J F Locke and Son Construction Co for a 79 000 contract to build a 4600 square foot one story station on Freeman Ave. Construction starts 10 days after signing with 130 working days for completion. Two 30000 fire engines are due this month and staffing will expand. The council also certified the Tuesday city council election results.
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Car Allen Tinnon
J. F. Locke and Son Construction Co
Freeman Ave
Tinnon
Block-Chandler Appoints Four Hospital Administrators
Hartselle news reports four Block-Chandler Hospital appointments. Kenneth Roan becomes assistant administrator with a background from Decatur High School and Florence State University. Joan Pyle is Director of Nursing Services, Tom J. Finney heads the Inhalation Therapy Unit, and Pat Houston is Inservice Education Coordinator for nursing services.
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Roan
Decatur High School
United States Air Force
Florence. State University
Holland Dr
Decatur
Joan Pyle
Black Chandler
St. Vincent’s Hospital School of Nursing
Birmingham
University Hospital
Pyle
University of Alabama School of Nursing
Goodyear
Tom J. Finney
Finney
Southern Missionary College
Collegedale
Tenn
Georgia State College
Madison Hospital
Tennessee
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Decature
N. Cedar
Hartselle
Pat Houston
Eliza Coffee Hospital
Florence
Decatur General Hospital
University of Kentucky School of Nursing
Clements High welcomes new principal Ernest Adams
The article notes a new principal at Clements High, Ernest T. Adams, replacing the late M. T. Newman Jr. Adams, with degrees from Athens College and Peabody College, previously led West Limestone High and Owens Junior High. He is married to Emma Lucy Lunsford of Giles County with three sons.
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M. T. Newman Jr
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Cairo
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Nashville
Ardmore
Bill Graham
Colts
Jimmy Black
Ft. Payne High School
Huntsville
Jerriel Parker
Ellis Kennedy
Kennedy
Belle Mina
Nixon and Humphrey Clash Over Nuclear Pact
Nixon endorses treaty but seeks delay for Soviet reassessment while Humphrey urges prompt ratification to maintain East West dialogue. Campaign remarks cited from Wilmington Delaware and Charlotte North Carolina as candidates court voters amid debate over nuclear nonproliferation.
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Charlotte Piedmont College
Abe Fortas
Foreign steel imports to U.S. rise from 1957 to 1967
Imports of foreign steel into the United States grew from 1.2 million tons in 1957 to 11.5 million tons in 1967 signaling a sharp rise in overseas steel supply over a decade.
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