Cullman Announces New Adult Classes and Local Appointments
Cullman County announces new adult education classes starting Tuesday at 7 p.m. in multiple schools. Charles Eidson named to the Park and Recreation Board replacing resigning Hubert Richter. Mayor Nesmith proclaims October cleanup month under CURB efforts to raise awareness and participation. A meeting at city hall Tuesday 8 p.m. will discuss wet-dry referendum petitions led by Hubert Richter.
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Cullman
Cullman County
Hanceville
Good Hope
Fairview
Welts
Colony
West Point
Jones Chapel
Dowling
Cold Springs
Charles Eidson
Cullman Park and Recreation
Eidson
Hubert Richter
Richter
W.J. Nesmith
CURB
Cullman United For Real Beauty
Arthur Apel
Hillsboro
Tennessee Valley
The
Sons of the American Revolution
Holland Cemetery
Reason Holland
Birmingham
R. D. England
Clinics to test TB in Limestone County and area
Health officials schedule tuberculin skin testing and X-ray clinics at West Limestone on Oct 14 and New Hope on Oct 15 due to recent TB cases. Residents urged to attend. locations cited in Limestone County.
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Athens
West Limestone
New Hope
Limestone County
Limestone County Health Department
Decatur Woman Charged After Shots Fired on 16th Ave SE
A southeast Decatur woman Bernice Bentley was charged with disorderly conduct after shots were fired near 16th Ave SE. Wayne Glen 17 told police Bentley fired at him and others talking with her daughter. No injuries reported.
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Decatur
16Th Ave. SE
Wayne Glen
Bernice Bentley
916
Registrars To Meet In Three Counties On Two Saturdays
Morgan Lawrence Limestone counties Board of Registrars meet October 7 and 21 from 8 30 a m to noon and 1 to 4 p m registering voters for the November 5 general election Mizpah Chapter 19 Order of the Eastern Star meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m in Masonic Hall Johnston Street Red Cross Bloodmobile to visit St John s Episcopal Church Thursday from noon to 6 p m
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Morgan County Red Cross
Vietnam
American Red Cross
Board of Registrars
Morgan, Lawrence
Limestone Counties
Mizpah
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Johnston St
Red Cross
St. John’s Episcopy Church
12 Killed In State Weekend Accidents
The Associated Press reports 12 people died in Alabama over the weekend, 11 in traffic. Birmingham residents Robert T. Bynum and Janice Franklin perished in a U S 11 crash near Trussville. A Mobile man, Casey Adams Sr., was fatally shot when a child discharged a pistol in a van carrying three youngsters. Additional traffic deaths occurred near Carbon Hill Huntsville and other counties, with victims from Alabama and nearby Maryland. A separate train stabbing in Decatur led to a 30 day jail sentence for Beatrice Price.
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Associated Press
Alabama
Birmingham
Robert T. Bynum
Janice Franklin
U. S. 11
Trussville
Casey A. Adams Sr
Mobile
Adams
Highway Patrol
Carlos Ruddy McDonald
Carbon Hill
U.S
Walter Leonard Porter
Cumberland
Hanager
Cleburn County
Smith
Floyd Earl Daniels
Ashford
Houston County
Webb
Jimmy Wayne Hall
Collinsville
James Robert Morgan
Malcome P. Chamblee
Fayetteville
Tenn
Huntsville
Vanceil Gray
Atmore
Simon Edward Thomas
Cullman
Thomas
Jefferson County
Gray
Escambia County
Meridian
Miss
Beatrice Price
J. L. Jones
Decatur
Jones
Wallace Turns North in Drive for Industrial States
George C. Wallace campaigns toward the North with a noon motorcade on State Street Chicago and an evening speech in Cicero, courting industrial voters and both major parties. He plans stops across Michigan Ohio Indiana Pennsylvania New York and New Jersey aided by two turbo-prop planes for the rest of the effort.
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Cicero
State Street
Chicago
Richard M. Nixon
Wallace
Alabama
Albright Field
National
Wacker Drive
van Buren Street
Grant Park
Arthur Kelly
Cook County
Montgomery
Ala
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
Wallace Supporters Walk Out in St Louis Union Sit-In
About 50 union members in St. Louis walked out of a United Auto Workers meeting after Walter Reuther mentioned Hubert Humphrey. The protesters, wearing straw hats, jeered as Reuther labeled Wallace supporters as fringe noise and warned Wallace would be a spoiler risking the election being decided in the House.
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ST. Louis
George Wallace
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
Wallace
Reuther
Hubert Humphrey
Clam Eating GI Aims To Break Family Record
An Army sergeant from Everett Washington says he plans to surpass his father world champion clam eater by eating more clams in a 10 minute contest. Danny Gagnon has unofficially eaten 350 clams while his father Joseph set a 389 clam record in California.
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Kathy
Danny
Seattle
Pacific
TVA Grants Free Fertilizer Process Licenses Across Nation
TVA has issued over 500 free licenses to fertilizer firms for National Fertilizer Development Center processes. In fiscal 1968 twenty-three licenses covered liquid fertilizer processes and two covered ammoniator and diammonium phosphate methods, with 514 licenses in 39 states and 177 plants tied to liquid processes. The continuous ammoniator granulator licenses now reach 200 plants nationwide.
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Muscle Shoals
Tennessee Valley Authority
National Fertilizer Development Center
TVA
United States
Anniston Robbery Kills Local Negro Businessman
Police hunt two young Negro gunmen in their 20s after they shot and killed Jeff Darmon during a robbery at closing time. About 500 dollars were taken. Darmon ran his business in Anniston for more than 25 years. Also, Nixon campaign managers plan to open Alabama state headquarters in Anniston with Mayor George Seibels and John Schuler to attend.
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Anniston
Ala
Jeff Darmon
Darmon
Richard Nixon
George Seibels
Birmingham
John Schuler
Nixon
Alabama
Pat Bullard
Bo Callaway To Be In Birmingham
AP reports Bo Callaway plans to visit Birmingham Alabama as part of a publicized campaign stop. The piece notes his father’s meals and practice habits, including steak dinners after records and inexpensive training sessions.
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Bo Callaway
Birmingham
Wallace Names To Be Studied
Two Brunswick high school students will review 4000 signatures on petitions backing George Wallace to determine if any do not meet legal criteria. If 300 invalid signatures are found they will seek court action to disqualify the third party candidate. Norman Levy and Paul LaBombard said copies of the Wallace petitions will be provided by Maine Secretary of State Joseph Edgar.
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Brunswick
Maine
George Wallace
Wallace
Norman Levy
Paul LaBombard
Joseph Edgar
PSC Defends Telephone Service Regulation in Alabama
The Public Service Commission rebutted rural complaint claims of ineffectual regulation. President Eugene Connor and Commissioner Jack Owen said the agency has improved service, reduced long distance and local rates, and promoted extended area service while noting profit motives of firms. A legislative subcommittee plans hearings on rural telephone issues in Mobile.
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Montgomery
Ala
Public Service Commission
Commission
Eugene ‘‘Bull
Connor
Jack Owen
PSC
Monty Collins
Mobile
Sthis Commission
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Lazy Eye
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Morgan County Health Department
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Herman Lee Melvin
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Bob Wade Curtis
Rotary Club
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