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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1967

Page

5

France Leaves Earth Ambitiously in De Gaulle's Farewell

The 1967 account recounts Charles de Gaulle declaring France would withdraw from earth, criticizing Anglo-Saxon language and U S policy. He outlined conditions including an international currency and Quebec as a French province, then staged a balloon demonstration that collapsed to show France could not rise on air alone.

New York Times Washington de Gaulle France Andre’ Malraux Enfin Britain Indian Ocean United States Israel U. S Toujours Yamour U.S Quebec Earth Burgundy Seine Eifel Tower Cathedral of Notre Dame Riviera Louvre the Elysee

TVEC Expands Education Center Reach in Tennessee Valley

TVEC the Tennessee Valley Education Center expands beyond Decatur to 24 school systems across 13 counties. It will provide personnel and curriculum development, with workshops and consultants, funded by a $390000 Title III grant for three years. Dr Matthew Hall becomes TVEC director. Decatur staff gain regional program benefits. The Alabama teacher average age salary and experience are noted.

TVEC Decatur Matthew Hall Morgan County Huntsville Hall Huntsville City Board of Education Tennessee Valley Alabama Alabama Education Association

Final summary of 16 amendments on December referendum

CORA BLAIR outlines the remaining amendments on the December 5 ballot. Key items include raising city debt limits to 20 percent of assessed valuation, a $10 million state share for the Tennessee Tombigbee Waterway, clerk of the Supreme Court term changes, funds for game and fish programs, $4 million for Alabama State Docks, $2 million for navigable waterways, new hospital taxes in Mobile and Walker counties, and Carbon Hill creating an industrial development board with bonding powers.

Cora Blair Alabama Tombigbee Tennessee Tombigbee River Supreme Court Department of Conservation Mobile County Walker County Carbon Hill

GOP Probes Model Cities List Across Towns

Congressional Quarterly reports Republicans question why Smithville Tennessee and New York City appear on the first 63 districts named to draw up plans for the Model Cities program. Secretary Weaver notes funds go to communities of all sizes amid diverse urban problems.

Congressional Quarterly Washington Smithville Tenn New York City Congress Robert C. Weaver Housing and Urban Development Department Rogram Cwilh-Ebe Congressional Quarterly Inc

Model Cities funds face GOP critique over district spread

Republicans charge political influence shaped model cities funding as Rep. Evins and allies blocked a GOP assault yielding 312 million of the requested 662 million. They cite Pikeville Carl Perkins in Kentucky and four large cities, while countering with Charlotte and other GOP opponents like Jonas and three additional cities.

Town Joe L. Evins House Appropriations Subcommittee Congress Pikeville House Education and Labor Committee Carl D. Perkins GOP Springfield Mass New Haven Conn Texarkana Ark Manchester N.H Subcommittee Evins Johnson Texas Charlotte N.C Charles Raper Jonas Jonas Atlanta Columbus Ohio Tulsa Ohlo

Decatur Letters Debate Sunday Closings and Moral Lines

A reader letters section discusses Sabbath observance versus Sunday store closures, citing Romans and James to argue against enforcing religious practice by law. Other letters urge action on indecent movie ads, moral issues, and a Fort Payne high school funding vote, urging community involvement.

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