Mrs Wallace Turns Idle State Funds Into Bank Interest
The article recalls Lurleen Wallace pushing a law requiring state deposits draw interest. Agnes Baggett reports the first year yielded 2.67 million for the general fund with a 4 percent rate in the last quarter. About half the idle funds go to time deposits, the rest to noninterest bearing accounts.
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Alabama
Agnes Baggett
U. S. Treasury
Sunday Work and Worship Conflict Reflected in Faith Message
A speaker notes that Sunday work is not a moral issue but a limitation on worship privileges. Many essential services require Sunday labor, including trains, hospitals, and police. The message urges reserving Sunday for God while acknowledging practical needs and reminds salvation rests on faith in Christ, not on observing days.
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House of God
Christ
Some Will Always Ignore Cigarette Danger Warnings
The article notes a growing anti smoking campaign and tobacco industry push back. It highlights Surgeon General warnings since 1964, tighter ad restrictions, school instruction, and safer cigarettes amid marketing counter moves by Tobacco Institute and industry sponsors. It cites television anti smoking appeals and even Yogi Bear on ads as persuasive tools.
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Shriver Considered as Democratic Vice Presidential Hope
Washington notes Drew Pearson and Jack Anderson outline Sargeant Shriver as a top Democratic VP possibility. They cite his Kennedy family ties, youth work leadership, and record with the Peace Corps and equal opportunity programs.
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What Liberal and Conservative Mean in Civil Rights Debates
Viewpoint by David Lawrence discusses the confusion over liberal and conservative labels in civil rights issues and cites Justice Abe Fortas's booklet on dissent and civil disobedience. Fortas argues that lawbreaking regardless of motive can be punished and that riots and violence undermine democracy, aligning with conservative views on legality.
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Good News at Decatur High School Inspires Praise
A letter from Mrs. Charles E. Gunthorp lauds the Decatur High School performance of Good News. She commends Mrs. Jane Culver and the production team and wishes them success on their upcoming tour.
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Decatur Daily publication details and subscription rates
Publication details for the Decatur Daily by Tennessee Valley Printing Co Inc. note office address and AP NYT service. Includes misstatement policy and subscription rates by mail and carrier for daily and Sunday editions with tax included.
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Alabama
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