Letters to the editor reveal local concerns and opinions
The Decatur Daily Forum publishes reader letters on redistricting and urban issues. A Marion Junction reader criticizes district voting as aiding Lyndon Johnson’s party, while a Decatur newcomer praises streets and beautification but worries about traffic and underage motor scooter riders. President Johnson is pictured pointing out a White House feature.
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Decatur Daily
Decatur
Alabama
Wallace
Lyndon Johnson
R. L. Simonton
Marion Junction
Decatur Daily Forum
Sirs
Moulton Street
Johnson
White House
Letters to the editor critique Tennesse election coverage
A reader from Alabama criticizes Drew Pearson and Professor Haynie for commenting on Fayette County Tennessee politics, questions outsiders meddling, and implies political bias. The letter also praises county solicitor J Leslie Doss Jr. and discusses Sun obstruction and canopy theories with biblical references.
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Drew Pearson
Fayette County Tenn
Prof
Haynie
Lancaster Pa
Fayette County
Tenn
Morgan County
J. Leslie Doss, Jr
Richard Hyde
Farriers Course At River Falls Draws Demand
Nineteen students including two girls completed a 10 day summer course in horseshoeing at River Falls State University. The program, set to recur each summer, awards certificates and aims to meet rising demand as farriers remain scarce. Instructor Donald Canfield notes horsemen compete for skilled farriery services.
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River Falls, Wis
River Falls State University
Donald Canfield
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