Thanks a Lot but No Thanks Washington Calling
Washington commentary notes a strange separatism in US politics as Kennedy advisers appear ready to concede loss of large regions while Goldwater supporters hope urban centers stay loyal. The piece argues both camps assume race and urban welfare issues will irreparably divide the nation.
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The Great Heart of America and Mine Rescue Efforts
The nation watches mine accidents with trapped workers and rescues shaping public demand for stronger safety laws. Leaders emphasize life’s value and urge stronger legal protections to prevent future tragedies.
Turnout Aims For City Commission Vote In Decatur
The article urges Decatur residents to vote on Tuesday September 3 for a City Commission seat. It notes 6,000 voters would yield 60 percent turnout, compares to 5,400 votes (54 percent) cast on August 20, and asks residents to plan ahead to cast their ballots between eight and five in the afternoon.
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Decatur
Mia
Last Chance For Redistricting In Alabama Senate Vote Looms
The Alabama House already passed Rep. Mylam Engel’s redistricting bill 73 to 13 and sent it to the Senate. Seven of eight Alabama U S House members urged swift Senate passage, arguing it preserves state representation by districts and avoids the 9 8 plan that pits districts against each other.
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Mylam Engel
Mobile
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Alabama
George Andrews
Albert Rains
Robert E. Jones, Jr
Carl Elliott
Kenneth Roberts
Armistead Selden
George Huddleston, Jr
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Living Today by Arlie B Davidson
Arlie B Davidson offers guidance on inner resources as essential life supports. Emphasizing a useful purpose, steady progress through adversity, appreciation of beauty, and regular meditation to gain insight and steadiness.
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Living Today
Arlie B. Davidson
Ayond Davidson
Bulgarian Premier Zhivkov Discusses Peace and Trade
In Varna Bulgaria Premier Todor Zhivkov hosts Drew Pearson at a tea table on the palace lawn. They discuss nuclear danger disarmament and the Soviet policy of coexistence with the United States and Khrushchev. The interview touches on Bulgarian Yugoslav ties Balkan issues and women’s roles in labor.
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Varna
Todor Zhivkov
Zhivkov
American Friends Service Committee
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Balkans
Smith
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China
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Bell - McClure Syndicate
Your Money's Worth Dollar Weakness Core Of Discussions
Sylvia Porter surveys how U S deficits and dollar weakness drive talks at IMF and Bretton Woods reform. She details policy options, including devaluation concerns and measures to boost exports, restrict imports, curb foreign investment, and strengthen dollar defenses amid growing international debate.
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Free World
U. S
International Monetary Fund
Bretton Woods
U.S
Federal Reserve Board
William McChesney Martin
United States
A Day Of Disgrace On Washington March
Washington column argues the August 28 1963 march on Washington harmed American ideals by mob action and public upheaval It questions whether civil rights goals are advanced by street demonstrations and cites Gallup polls and police costs as context. The piece frames the event as a test of free society and constitutional rights.
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Free World
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