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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1963
Page
4
The State Department of Revenue notes July tax collections rose by 3.92 percent from the prior July. Officials call this a strong barometer for business activity and economic health.
Morgan county and Decatur have 20,000 and 10,000 qualified voters respectively as Probate Judge Cliff Almon cites, urging the 10,000 Decatur voters to vote on Tuesday August 20. He emphasizes that only ballots in the box count and calls for a real voter turnout.
The Maryland education report on high school dropouts urges active guidance programs and flexible curricula to engage potential dropouts. It argues education must adapt to diverse backgrounds, offering new services to prevent societal deterioration and preserve individual dignity.
Washington dispatch notes the rise of the Republican Critical Issues Council led by Milton Eisenhower. It aims to curb Barry Goldwater, push Congressional leaders toward Eisenhower policies, and influence the 1964 presidential nomination amid intra party tensions.
Advice in two parts urges rising after every fall. It compares learning to swim riding a bicycle and walking to rising after setbacks in plans campaigns and illness. The author cites Oliver Goldsmith on rising after falls.
Drew Pearson reports on a so called noise abatement rule over Idlewild Airport that cuts power at 600 feet, leaving jets momentarily powerless and risking emergencies. He frames the issue as a government tape driven danger amid ground vs air pressure debates.
The article argues a surge of conservatism within the Republican Party will influence the 1964 presidential nominating contest. It notes diverse strands from fiscal restraint to limits on executive power, and cites shifting views in Northern and Southern states, with Goldwater rising as a potential unifier of a new conservative liberalism.
Wall Street tensions eased as brokers mutual funds managers and others in the securities industry eased their concerns in New York.
Sylvia Porter explains that the era of deducting large business gifts such as mink coats cars and refrigerators has ended. New rules cap deductions at 25 per recipient per year and costs must be analyzed to classify gifts as business gifts rather than entertainment.
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