Morgan Dairy Cattle Winners Selected at Hartselle Show
Fifty female dairy cattle were entered in the Morgan County Dairy Show at City Park Hartselle sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. Judging ran from 9 a.m. to noon with eight prize winners in four classes across five divisions led by 4-H FFA and FHA members.
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Morgan Dairy
Hartselle
Morgan County
City Park
Charlotte Orr
Danville
F.H.A
Firs
Ronnie Bullard
Ferrell Anders
Falkville
Sybil Bailey
Morgan County Fair
Decatur
Eva
F.F.A
R. M
Bob) Newman
Blue Spring Jersey Farm
Huntsville
Jim Stephenson
Stevie Waddell
Grade Holstein
Dan Orr
Zana Bailey
Charles Quinn
The
Hartselle Chamber of Commerce
Bessy
Tito Park
Selma Plans Strategy After Judge Puts Halting Injunction
In Selma Alabama Negro leaders met to map next moves after Circuit Judge James A Hare warned of a temporary injunction if racial demonstrations persist. He pledged to preserve law and order by any means including a cooling off period if protests continue. About 90 people have been arrested since Monday, all but one Black. a white man faced riot incitement charges after throwing a live snake at Black demonstrators.
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Selma
Ala
James A. Hare
Dallas
Johnson Stays On Hearing In Wallace School Case
U S District Judge Frank M Johnson Jr refused to withdraw from a hearing involving Gov George Wallace and school integration in Tuskegee Birmingham and Mobile. Johnson noted no bias and proceeded with Sept 24 hearing date despite Wallace's bid for recusal.
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Wallace
Johnson
Opening Day At UA Keeps Just About Everyone Busy
Opening Day at the University of Alabama captures the chaos and excitement of registration lines activities. Students wait long hours to pay fees and obtain ACT cards as photographers snap thousands of pictures in a busy campus scene. The piece reflects student anxieties and hopes, the heat of September, and the enduring dream of a college education.
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University of Alabama
IBM
U. of A
Foster Auditorium
Foster
Variety Showcase by D E Club at Decatur High
Decatur High School D E Club staged a Thursday 10 30 a m program in the auditorium titled Variety Showcase. Club secretary Jean Smith served as MC. Performers included Larry Martin on drums Johnny Whitley on organ Jimmy Sneed on guitar and a group act Sparkie Old South Plunkers with Margaret Hirshfield Lindy Jackson Dianne Pering Lile McLaughlin Sheila Stinnett and Geo Wood plus ukulele.
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Decatur High
D.E. Club
Jean Smith
Larry Martin
Johnny Whitley
Jimmy Sneed
Ann Gray
Pack Self
Rose
Dan Ma
Janet Barton
Lloyd McDonald
Annie Mae Traynom
Jimmy Hughes
Bill, MacDonald
Judie Narmore
Roddy Taylor
Virus linked to brain damage in newborns
Johns Hopkins researchers report cytomegalovirus can infect unprotected mothers and transmit to fetuses, risking brain damage and retardation up to late pregnancy. The virus often has no symptoms and is detectable only via urine or antibody tests, complicating detection.
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Warrenton, Va
Johns Hopkins University
Robert Cooke
Johns Hopkins
White House
Cooke
James Wilson Sells Livestock for Globe Making Start
The early globe maker James Wilson, a modest farmer, reportedly sold livestock worth $310 to fund an encyclopedia used to study cartography mathematics geography and astronomy.
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America
James Wilson
Quints Still Doing Fine at St Luke's Hospital
Fischer quintuplets thrive in incubators at St Luke's Hospital Aberdeen M D as they complete their first week. The four girls and a boy are feeding steadily with about two teaspoonfuls of formula and sterile water every two hours. James Andrew, the only son, remains the most active eater among the siblings Mary Margaret Mary Magdalene Mary Catherine and Mary Ann. Mrs Fischer is expected to leave the hospital this weekend.
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Aberdeen
M.D
St. Luke’s Hospital
James Andrew
Andrew Fischer
Mary Margaret
Mary Magdalene
Mary Catherine
Mary Ann
State Man Escapes Falling Airplane
A U.S. Air Force F-105 jet fighter crashed today into the East China Sea ten miles east of Okinawa. The pilot Captain Jesse J. Henderson of Butaw Alabama ejected and survived. His wife Carm a and their two children reside in Las Vegas Nevada.
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Tokyo
East China Sea
Okinawa
Air Force
Jesse J. Henderson
Butaw
Ala
Carma
Las Vegas
Nev
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4-H
Future Farmers of America
Future Homemakers of America Clubs
Jersey
Jim Stevenson
Guernsey
Cotaco
James Overall
Daily
James
University
Quints
Dobétor
BLU Dillehay Drug
Paul C. Davis
Drive-In Feed & Seed Store
Moulton Street
Kelvinator
Amana
Motorola
Agrex
O’brien
1St Ave
Vinelle
HAM
Lo Brien
ROTH
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