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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1966

Page

4

State National Bank of Alabama Aims for Third in Alabama

State National Bank of Alabama, among the 300 largest U S banks, ranks fifth in Alabama. Observers note the bank trails two Mobile rivals and expect it to rise to third in Alabama soon, given anticipated North Alabama growth and market changes.

State National Bank of Alabama United States Alabama Mobile North Alabama State National

Congress urged to act after airlines strike rejection

A machinists rejection of five airline strikes prompts calls for congressional action to restore operations and establish a public welfare driven procedure for future strikes. Critics cite union leadership greed and warn against eroding Americans rights while acknowledging public impact and past near-legislative moves.

Congress

Predictions on Farming Future

Auburn University president Harry Philpott and Agricultural Experiment Station director E. V. Smith warn of looming global and domestic shortages unless production expands. They argue free enterprise boosts efficiency while communism struggles in agriculture. Smith notes student interest rising as agriculture gains national emphasis.

United States Auburn University Harry Philpott Agricultural Experiment Station E. V. Smith Orville Freeman Philpott Smith Alabama

Domestic inflation clashes test Johnson and Wilson

President Johnson and Prime Minister Wilson face parallel domestic pressure as both confront labor backed inflation. Wilson battles the Transport Workers Union over wage freezes while Johnson weighs limits on wage increases amid AFL CIO opposition. Labor leaders and aides debate curbs versus inflation, with key figures Morse and Califano pushing hard lines against concessions.

Washington Lyndon Johnson Harold Wilson Wilson Transport Workers Union London USA Trades Union Congress Johnson Aflcio White House Labor Wirtz Machinists Congress

Questions and Answers on Repentance and Forgiveness

A reader asks if repentance is required for God's forgiveness. The reply states forgiveness comes by grace but requires sincere desire to be pardoned, evidenced by true repentance. The sermon references scripture and a parable of the tax collector, stressing open hearts to receive mercy.

Christ

Voter discontent cited by Lawrence on 1966 issues

David Lawrence assesses voter discontent as a mix of rising living costs, lower take home pay after taxes, higher interest rates, Viet Nam war spending, civil rights tensions, crime waves, strikes, and school integration disputes. He notes incument party vulnerability if conditions worsen and urges heed of warning signs before the next election.

Washington Viet Nam Publishers Newspaper Syndicate

Dominican intervention judged successful by private panel

William S. White argues that a Georgetown University panel of five experts unanimously supported the U S intervention in the Dominican Republic to evacuate foreigners, prevent a coup, and block Communist influence. They cited staged landings, ISZ establishment, and OAS actions, while noting messaging failures and calls for earlier OAS use.

Washington United States Dominican Republic Latin America Fulbrights Center For Strategic Studies Georgetown University Willard L. Beaulac Karl Cerny Department of Government of Georgetown Jules Davids Kennedy Eleanor Lansing Dulles State Department John Foster Dulles Joseph S. Farland Panama Council of the Organization of American States OAS U.S ISI Santo Domingo United Feature Syndicate, Inc

On This Date in History

A digest of notable events on August 2 across years including FDR signing the Hatch Act in 1939, Wild Bill Hickok’s 1876 death, Caruso’s 1921 death, and late 1960s Cold War notes. It notes labor influence on politics and remarks by Meany and Rusk on Vietnam and UN admissions.

Franklin D. Roosevelt Samuel Colt Boston India James Butler Hickok Wild Bill Hickok Deadwood Dakota Territory

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God Lyndon B. Phifer Tallahassee, Fla Rank and File Drew Pearson George Meany Wayne Morse D-Ore Joseph Califano Califano Sen. Morse U. S Morse Beloche Billy Graham E. P Senate Labor Committee New York Meany Russia David Lawrence William S. White Associated Press Enrico Caruso Japan Britain France Suez Canal China United Nations Dean Rusk Viet Cong
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