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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1963
Page
9
A reader seeks guidance on salvaging a troubled marriage amid infidelity and drinking while Dorothy Dix urges trust and self sacrifice, noting men’s infidelity as a broader social issue. A Loving Grandma asks about college funding for grandchildren with advice on scholarships and guidance counselor help.
New York gossip column notes Cassius Clay and his brothers drawing salutes at the Americana Royal Box during Betty Madigan and Carmen Cavnes Cavnes Comedian Joe E. Lewis show. Various stars mingle, with mentions of Monique Van Vooren, Harry Nemo, Jack Cassidy, Shirley Jones, and others in a lively society snapshot.
Reader asks whether to keep both cars since mobility is essential. Advice says if not a hardship, keep the new car and let the partner use the older one for work. Suggests using the new car for joint outings and paying expenses from earnings. Dorothy Dix note included.
A proposed 3 percent tax on liquor and wine distillers could force top suppliers to pay $600,000 and threaten sales across 17 states. Earl Leonard of the Distilled Spirits Institute lauds Gov. George Wallace for banning politically connected liquor agents, calling them fatcats and warning firms may quit Alabama markets if agents aren’t hired.
Editorials from People’s Daily denounce alliance ties as nuclear domination while Khrushchev is blamed for capitulating to imperialism. In Beijing Liao Cheng chih accuses Khrushchev of seeking U S deals to undercut Soviet socialist line amid a polemic on Soviet Chou En-lai’s discipline and loyalty.
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