Cedar Grove Family Arrested on Assault with Intent to Murder Warrants
Three Cedar Grove residents Julia Mae Collier 22 Charlie Collier 53 and Mack William Collier 15 were jailed on warrants sworn by Frank Teague alleging assault with intent to murder following a Friday night confrontation over a loan Teague says he did not owe. All named as Negro.
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Cedar Grove
Frank Teague
Julia Mae Collier
Charlie Collier
Mack William Collier
Teague
Collier
Seven Alabama colleges share $10,000 in grants
Athens College and St Bernard College will split unrestricted grants with Birmingham Southern College Samford University Huntingdon College Judson College and Spring Hill College as part of seven members of the Alabama Association of Independent Colleges and Universities receiving contributions totaling ten thousand dollars.
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Alabama Association of Independent Colleges and Universities
Athens College
St. Bernard College
Birmingham Southern College
Samford University
Huntingdon College
Judson College
Spring Hill College
Cullman Charges Told
Cullman County Sheriff's Department charged persons Monday for peeping driving without a license driving with revoked license highway intoxication public drunkenness highway intoxication and public drunkenness. Huntsville NASA open house marks 10th anniversary at Marshall Space Flight Center with displays and lectures for two weeks. Cullman Pianist Theodore Utman to perform at Sacred Heart College on Oct 1 at 8 p.m. public invited.
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Cullman County
Huntsville
NASA
Marshall Space Flight Center
The
Flight Center
Theodore Utman
Sacred Heart College
Juilliard School of Music
Sacred Heart
Cadet Sergeant Charles A Anderson Promoted at Marion Institute
Charles A Anderson son of Mr and Mrs W A Anderson 2213 College St has been promoted to cadet sergeant at Marion Institute. The Decatur Chapter of the National Secretary Association hosts a 7 p m dinner at the Downtowner Inn. A lawn mower theft on Eleanor Dr is reported with Eddie Hammons noting the green mower missing Sunday night. Decatur Toastmasters Club hosts District 48 Area 7 Humorous Speech contest as area governor R B Cooper announces. Dennis Billings and Wallace McDow compete for trophy to represent area at northern division finals in Huntsville later this year. Area 7 includes Athens Decatur and Florence clubs.
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College St
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Eleanor Dr. SW
Decatur
R. B. Cooper
Dennis Billings
Decatur Club
Wallace McDow
Athens
Huntsville
Area 7
Florence
Four charged with driving without license by Hartselle police
Hartselle police charged four individuals Monday with driving without a license.
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Hartselle
Notes of Interest at Decatur Market on 1st Ave corner
Decatur curb and country market at the corner of 1st Ave and Grant St opens Wednesday from 6 30 a.m. to 5 30 p.m. offering shelled peas green beans turnip greens okra peas butter beans tomatoes squash cucumbers potatoes sweet potatoes apples onions gourds and bell and hot peppers. Peas green beans and other vegetables are available for home canning or freezing.
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Decatur
1St Ave
Grant St
Some Skinny Actress Will Portray Barbra Streisand Story
New York columnist Earl Wilson predicts a future film about Barbra Streisand with a skinny young actress playing her. He recalls a recent $50,000 Funny Girl tent party at the Astor Hotel, noting Streisand’s table companions, drinks, and remarks about her nose.
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New York
Barbra Streisand
Fanny Brice
Astor Hotel
Green Bay Packers
Elliot Gould
Ray Stark
Stark
E.W
Perle Mesta
Earl Blackwell
Irving Geist
Omar Sharif
Anjanette
Rod Steiger
Funny Girls
Midnight Earl
Cambodia Viet Cong clashes on border amid mortar and rocket fire
The report describes Cambodian mortar and artillery responses to Viet Cong and North Vietnamese fire across the border, with Saigon claiming rights to strike gunners inside Cambodia. It notes a rocket attack on Nha Be near Saigon and limited damage, plus high altitude B52s targeting Tay Ninh area.
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Cambodia
Saigon
Nha Be
Vietnam
Tay Ninh
Two New Bridges Planned for Morgan County
Morgan County commissioners announced two concrete bridge projects to cost shared by the county and state. A .03 mile pier-supported bridge will span No Business Creek at Oak Ridge-Forest Chapel Road, and a .04 mile Cotaco Creek bridge will replace four others near Apple Creek.
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Morgan County
Board of Revenue and Control
No Business Creek
Oak Ridge
Forest Chapel Road
Cotaco Creek
Apple Creek
Jack Maddox
R. W. Abercrombie
Sinclair Refining
Athens Council Sets Extra Meeting to Close Budget
Athens city council plans an additional meeting next Monday to finish city business and close out the administration's budget. The body approved sharing in Pryor Field runway renovations totaling about 2600 dollars and discussed incorporating a 10 mile water line to the Brown's Ferry TVA plant into the city system.
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Athens
Robert Allen Tinnon
Charles Barley
Council
Pryor Field
Limestone County
TVA Brown's Ferry
State National Bank
TVA
Griffin Seeks GOP Shift Evident in Georgia Office Resignations
Griffin cites five Georgia Democrats who last week resigned to join the GOP including Agriculture Commissioner Phil Campbell Comptroller General James L. Bentley State Treasurer Jack Ray and Public Service Commissioners Crawford Pilcher and Alpha A Fowler Jr. He warned he would enter the race if Wallace names no running mate.
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Georgia
Griffin
Democratic Party
GOP
Phil Campbell
James L. Bentley
Jack Ray
Crawford Pilcher
Alpha A. Fowler Jr
Wallace
Griffin to headline Wallace fundraiser barbecue in Decatur
Griffin will speak at an October 5 Wallace for President barbecue at Decatur High stadium. Morgan County Wallace Campaign workers aim to raise about $20,000 from a ten dollar plate dinner with dinner served at 6 p.m. and Griffin scheduled to speak at 8 p.m.
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Griffin
Decatur High Stadium
Morgan County
Wallace
Wallace in Atlanta Refines Campaign Strategy This Week
Wallace taped a campaign program in Atlanta on Monday. He said running mate candidates have been narrowed down and a decision would come not later than Monday. He planned to fly back to Montgomery and spend the week consulting advisers.
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Bainbridge
Wallace
Atlanta
Montgomery
Ala
Calhoun bid opening postponed for PE center
The bid opening for a planned 1 million dollar Calhoun Junior College physical education center has been postponed to October 1. President Dr. Calton Kelley cited a technical change in plans. the facility east of the library will include a gym, dressing rooms, and an indoor swimming pool, with state officials ordering the delay.
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Calhoun Junior College
Calton Kelley
Kelly
Limestone County Desegregation Plea Cited By Pettus
A desegregation note lists local schools with counts of Negro and white teachers and asks authorities to grant more time to implement the de jure order. Pettus concludes the plea urging enforcement reconsideration for Limestone County.
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Limestone High
Johnston Junior High
Elkmont High
Mooresville-Belle Mina
Owens Junior High
Piney Chapel
Reid Elementary
Southwest Center Negro School
Tanner High
Trinity
West Limestone
Limestone County
Pettus
Global woven cloth output in 1963 tops 90 billion square yards
World production reached about 90 billion square yards in 1963, equating to roughly 30 square yards per person. The figure reflects broad textile activity across major producing nations and indicates substantial per capita output levels.
Wallace Plans Seven State Campaign Tour Schedule
George Wallace will visit Illinois Michigan Ohio Indiana Pennsylvania New York and New Jersey from Sept 30 to Oct 5 with parades motorcades and fund raising dinners. He closes Sept 7 in Washington addressing UPI editors and the National Press Club then visits Baltimore.
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George Wallace
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Olympic Games Near Start Amid Mexico Violence
Athletes arrived for the 1968 Olympic Games set to begin October 12 as violence in Mexico City continued for a seventh day. Officials avoided commenting on possible cancellation or martial law while riots intensified around the Santo Tomas Vocational School with a wounded policeman and a lengthy gun battle as about 3,000 students remained involved.
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Diaz Ordaz
Santo Tomas
Federal funding cutback delays road work and bids
Kendall cutback will delay five to six months and push October and November bids. Uncertainty over federal funds may postpone projects and delay December bid settings. Cold weather will slow road work once delays occur.
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Brewer
Mexico City riot leaves students wounded after grenade clash
Rioting students clashed with riot police in Mexico City as more than 1,500 police fought snipers and grenaderos. A medical student, Angel Martinez Velazquez, was reportedly killed, with 52 wounded across three hospitals. Demands include the dissolution of the grenaderos and firing of three police officials.
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Mexico
Angel Martinez Velazquez
The
National University
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