Wallace cites law and order and schools as top issues
In Montgomery George C Wallace says Americans share concern over law and order and schools. He predicts local control of school policies may surge regardless of November results. He also says the next president may not go to the House. In Washington he forecasts electoral vote coalitions. In Saigon Marines and B 52s press a major assault. In Jodrell Bank Britain reports Zond 5 re entry and possible Soviet moon landing effort.
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Montgomery
Ala
George C. Wallace
Law and Order
Washington
House of Representatives
Jodrell Bank
England
Britain
Jodrell Bank Observatory
Wallace third party bid seen near peak strength
Senators estimate George Wallace's bid has reached peak strength and will wane by election day though it could still influence the Nixon Humphrey race if near twenty percent. Senate dispute over Abe Fortas nomination grows with supporters praising his excellence while foes blame him for national ills.
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Washington
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Richard M. Nixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
Senate
Abe Fortas
Supreme Court
Hospital Dismissals and Patients Listed Across Multiple Cities
A long OCR list of hospital patients and dismissals includes names linked to Trinity Georgia Jonesboro Decatur Athens and other towns. The entries mention numerous individuals with partial addresses and hampered punctuation. The document seems to catalog patient statuses and locations across several Alabama Georgia Michigan and nearby areas.
Cullman Admission Roster Names Local Journeymen and Officials
The Cullman listing names William Taft Carden Logan 1 Alvis Hancock Mst David Hampton Mrs Mary Ann Hendrix Ronald Reid Mrs Verlene Weigl with associated Cullman and Birmingham district tags. The fragment outlines admissions and affiliations across several entries.
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William Taft Carden
Logan
Alvis H. Hancock
Cullman
David Hampton
Mary Ann Hendrix
Birmingham
Ronald Dwayne Reid
Verlene Rachel Weigl
Obituary: Pickens A. Blanton 55 Hartford resident
Pickens A. Blanton 55 formerly of Decatur died September 11 in Hartford Michigan where he had lived for years. Burial was at Maple Hill Cemetery in Hartford. Survivors include his mother Mrs Sally Blanton and four children all of Hartford besides his widow.
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Pickens A. Blanton
Decatur
Hartford
Mich
Maple Hill Cemetery
Sally Blanton
Funeral services announced for Irene Champion in Somerville
Funeral services for 77 year old Irene Champion of Somerville who died Saturday in a Falkville nursing home will be announced by Peck Funeral Home of Hartsville.
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Somerville
Irene Champion
Falkville
Peck Funeral Home
Hartselle
Moulton Obituary for Mrs. Alice Hunt Hunter 85
Mrs. Alice Hunt Hunter 85 of Grayson died Friday night at Decatur General Hospital. Funeral services are today at 2 p.m. at Aldridge Grove Church of Christ with Kyle McWhorter officiating. Burial follows in the adjoining cemetery. Elliott Funeral Home directing. Survivors include daughter Mrs. Ervin Dutton of Grayson, brother Oscar Reynolds of Hartselle, seven grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Pallbearers are John Reynolds Homer Reynolds Earl Reynolds H C Parker Curtis Borden Willard Aldridge. Mrs. Hunter was a member of Aldridge Grove Church of Christ. The body remains at the funeral home until taken to the church.
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Earl Reynolds
H. C. Parker
Curtis Borden
Willard Aldridge
Funeral set for Elizabeth Karolyi in Jonesboro
Funeral services for Elizabeth Karolyi of Jonesboro Georgia will be Monday. She was killed in a two car crash near Moulton while her family moved from California to Georgia. She is survived by parents Theodore and Mrs Karolyi a brother Theodore S Karolyi of Portland Oregon and sister Ann J Karolyi.
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Moulton
Elizabeth Karolyi
Jonesboro
California
Georgia
Theodore Karolyi
Theodore S. Karolyi
Portland
Ore
Ann J. Karolyi
River and Weather Calendar Mark Seasonal Shift
Sunset at 6 45 p m Sunrise 6 37 a m Moonset 6 59 p m First Quarter on Sept 29 Summer ends and Autumn begins today at 6 26 p m as sun moves southward across the celestial equator In the southern hemisphere this marks winter ending and spring beginning.
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Equator
Births reported in Daily Records
Mr and Mrs Lee Day welcome a son at Cullman Hospital. Mr and Mrs Parker Sullivan Del eatur announce a daughter. Mr and Mrs Redies A Evans of Elk a a son born Friday at Decatur General Hospital.
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Lee Day
Cullman Hospital
Parker
Voting age by state in 1962 across the United States
In 1962 most states set voting age at 21. Georgia and Kentucky allowed 18 year olds to vote while Alaska permitted 19 and Hawaii 20.
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Georgia
Kentucky
Alaska
Water system questions answered in county paper column
Local paper runs a Q and A on civic projects including a Michigan sewing contract dispute, a Chippewa County firm liquidation, and grants for water systems in Lacey's Spring Somerville Brooksville and Cotaco. The northeast Morgan County project is tied to the same plan and is awaiting final approval. No races are planned at the Alabama State Fair in Birmingham this year.
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Michigan
Adell Harvel
Danville
Farrell Elliot
Chippewa County
Sault St. Marie
Mich
Lacey’s Spring
John Cummings
Lacey‘s Spring 1
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Karl Hough
Somerville
Brooksville
Cotaco
Morgan County
Paul Whitten
Lacey's Spring
Birmingham
Decatur Area Weather Forecast Today and Tonight
Decatur and vicinity expect fair to partly cloudy skies and warm conditions. Highs reach 85 to 87 degrees, with tonight’s low between 63 and 67. Outlook for Sunday shows little change in conditions.
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Decatur and Vicinity
Roses bred for garden use limited to fewer than ten
The article notes that among over 100 rose species, fewer than ten have been bred for garden use. It also includes a humorous anecdote from Louisville about John Bockey asking a hotel clerk about rooms with tubs.
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Louisville
John ‘Bockey
Kentucky
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Wallace
Saigon
U.S
America
South Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Zond
Fortas
Decatur General Admissions
Arville W. Fuller
Trinity
Gwin A. Pirkle
Ewell St
Bertha Johnson
6Th Ave. NW
Thomas Henry Bunn
Decatur 2
Ernest Allen Tucker
Athens
James Shull
William Clyde Alexander
Harry Toney
Memorial Dr
Chesley Alvin Rayburn
Trenton
Donnie Elmadge Burnett
18Th
Walter Lee Barnes
Oak St
Robert Lee Ford
State Ave
Dwight Hill
Pennylane SE
Isles Elsie Pentecost
Flint
Bishop Link Gaines
Colfax St
William Hollins
Decatur 4
J. E. Harris
Roy Vernon Coffey
Courtland
Sheryl Lynn Beaty
Carridale St
Pamela Jane Brown
Park St
James Cecil Farrish
Irish St
Kimberly Ann Collins
Donna Ave
Thomas Wade Berryman
16Th Ave
Judith Ann Richter
Kimberly Ct
Milton Lovell Reed
Jonesboro, Ga
Mary Dennis
5Th Ave. NW
Jack Rodger Freeman
Ronald S. Stroup
De‘catur
Robert Porter Johnson
14Th Ave
Martha Jane Carter
Locust St
Marion Pickens Hamilton Jr
Frank Jerrell Yarbrough
Vine
Mont
Lucille Flannigan
Hanceville
Lannie Fowler
Esate
Dora Gray
Joyce Holcombe
Hershel Holmes
Arthur J. Livingston
Nadine Michelfelder
Berdie P. Nelson
Jesse R. Reece
Georgia L. Roberts
Patricia Stidham
Baileyton
Cullman Admissions
Morgan Jones
Island
Timor
Sumatra
Bali
Java
Pickens
Blanton
Alice Hunter
Rockies
Central Plains
Texas
Gulf Coast
Florida
NBC
Garland
Stokes
Ford Dealer
FORD
Bockey
Relly
BANK
Americard
Westgate Shopping Center
Mission Valley
Fabric Shop
Ferry ST
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Orson
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