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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1968
Page
4
A reflective editorial laments urban destruction linked to protests over Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. It urges non violence, racial equality, and renewed commitment to education and responsible citizenship while condemning looting and arson. It emphasizes America’s beauty in spring but criticizes current city debris and social unrest.
The text explains two fears: reverent fear of God tied to obedience and love, and the fear of judgment for those who reject God's mercy. It distinguishes healthy reverence from the remorseful fear described in Revelation for the unrepentant.
The piece argues that ending the Vietnam war would ease inflation and payment deficits while shifting job impacts across sectors. It notes defense cuts unlikely to be large, with 3 percent GDP impact from Vietnam spending and potential declines in durable goods, aerospace, and weapons orders.
Washington columnist Drew Pearson argues the Senate code of ethics contains multiple loopholes allowing slush funds hidden income and undisclosed gifts. He cites secretary Baker and Senator Dodd as examples and notes obstruction to full public disclosure despite past scandals. George Aiken emerges as a lone voice for integrity.
Viewpoint analyzes how Lyndon B Johnson's decision not to seek re election shifts political dynamics in Washington. The piece notes effects on Congress, federal appointees, election prospects, and public mood, comparing to past presidential transitions and pondering a fixed tenure for the presidency.
The Decatur Daily offers afternoon editions Monday through Friday with weekend morning editions. The paper is printed by Tennessee Valley Printing and carries Associated Press and New York Times News Service content. Subscriptions cost 22 dollars per year for daily and Sunday editions, with monthly rates and tax included.
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