Noted Editor W R Shelton Dies as 1968 Ends Career
The obituary memorializes W R Shelton founder editor 1912 to 1924 at the helm of the Sunday AP NYT CQ NS and World Book Science Service, marking his 56 year involvement in science and journalism from 1912 to 1968.
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Editorial endorses Armistead Selden for U.S. Senate
The paper backs Armistead Selden as Democratic nominee citing 15 years in the House and strong enthusiasm for a Senate seat. It argues experience and ability matter to Alabama as Sen. Lister Hill declines reelection amid national crises.
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Praise, politics, and a Senate bid in Alabama
The piece argues for using all means to praise God including instruments, contrasts with anti instrumental views, and urges voters to back Armistead Selden for the U S Senate. It highlights Selden's congressional experience and support for local Alabama projects and national issues.
Negro progress shifts South in education and jobs
Washington columnist Drew Pearson notes a wave of civil rights gains in the South including desegregation in schools and public facilities and African American political gains, while pointing to rising economic equality activism and recent arson and unrest in Gainesville Florida and Greenville Mississippi. He cites a split view in the South on whether progress is being seized or too slow.
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The Power of Faith by Norman Vincent Peale
A blind minister over two decades becomes a powerful gospel leader using faith not sympathy. He navigates life by heightened senses and practical optimism, turning blindness into a strong, integrated part of his identity and work.
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Decatur Daily Advertising and Delivery Notice
Public notice details subscription rates and delivery options for Daily and Sunday editions. Includes carrier and motor route pricing and tax inclusion.
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