Hill Burton funds spur Alabama health facility growth
An editorial notes Hill Burton program funding since 1947 has underwritten 346 health projects in Alabama with over 113.5 million dollars in federal funds and a total project cost of 292 million. It highlights Decatur General Hospital and Lurleen Wallace Developmental Center expansions and credits Sen. Lister Hill for health improvements.
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Decatur
Water and Sewer Department
Bob Jones
City of
Athens
Clay Dean
Bureau of Health Facilities Construction
Alabama Department of Public Health
Decatur General Hospital
Lurleen Wallace Developmental Center
Hill-Burton
Lister Hill
Even Brief Visit Welcome by Morgan County Native Senator
A Morgan County homecoming greet Senator John Sparkman, a Hartselle native, as he stops to chat with locals and public groups during a brief rest from duties. The visit highlights his seniority and ongoing ties to the region.
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Morgan County
Sen
John Sparkman
Hartselle
United States
Sen. Sparkman
Decatur Hosts Dixie Boys World Series Visitors
Several hundred players and parents visit Decatur for the Dixie Boys Baseball World Series this week. Town officials express hope visitors enjoy the stay and experience the area’s attractions including a unique wave pool and the friendly hospitality of Decatur.
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Decatur
Hemisphere
Decatur High Class of 1941 Picnic Plan Sought
A reader asks Decatur Daily to publish a note about 1941 Decatur Senior High School classmates planning a reunion. Jim Stanford requests arranging a picnic or dinner in the Huntsville area between August 20 and 25 and leaves contact via his mother in Huntsville, Ala.
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Decatur Senior High School
Decatur-Huntsville
Pearl Stanford
Huntsville
Ala
Pain and Poverty Mark Utah Paiute Settlements
Washington Merry-Go-Round profiles the Cedar City and Shivwits Paiutes in southeastern Utah. The piece details centuries of displacement and neglect, citing dwindling populations, lack of water and services, failed federal integration, and the sale of reservations. It highlights leaders and a fading language amid poverty and derelict living conditions.
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Cedar City
Utah
God
Wovoka
Old Posey
United States
Dogtown
Clifford Jake
Indian Peaks
America
Salt Lake City
Walker Bank
Indian Peaks Band
Jake
Indian Peaks Bank
Mormon Church
St. George
James Fenimore Cooper
Last of the
Surprising Senate Foreign Aid Debate Amid Soviet Growth
Viewpoint argues that Senate Foreign Relations Committee should scrutinize Soviet military and economic aid worldwide. It cites Moscow funding arms to Egypt Syria Iraq Algeria Libya Iran and India, with totals rising over a decade and influencing Cuba and Latin America. The piece warns U S foreign aid remains vital for national security against Red China and Soviet expansion.
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Congress
United States
Senate
America
House
Soviet Union
Egypt
Syria
Iraq
Algeria
Libya
Iran
Russia
Turkey
Sudan
Somalia
Indian Ocean
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India
Pakistan
China
North Vietnam
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Cuba
Americas
Cuban
Chile
Bolivia
Peru
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South America
State Department
Red China
Peking
Original Sin and Adam's Choice Explained
The speaker explains that individuals are not held accountable for Adam's sin. Each person bears responsibility for their own choices, inheriting a sinful nature from Adam but can be reconciled to God through Christ’s death. Christ’s obedience makes believers righteous and restores communion with God.
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Adam
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