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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1969

Page

4

German Press Debates Nazi Crimes Link To Vietnam Massacre

Editorials in four German papers distinguish US actions in My Lai from Nazi genocide. Commentators compare crimes to Oradour and Filetto, and Chancellor Brandt notes Germany’s past while urging justice for war crimes. Public concern questions repercussions for German national conscience.

Songmy South Vietnam Co. C United States 20Th Infantry Rheinische’ Post Malai Vietnam Stuttgarter Zeitung Auschwitz Maidanek Mylai Oradou Filetto Oradour-Sur-Glane France

Metric shift looms as nations weigh simple units

Experts foresee the United States adopting metric measures inches pounds and quarts give way to centimeters grams and liters. The change promises easier math though public education will face hurdles.

United States Charlotte News

Draft Law Must Be Fair

Two United States senators visited the University of Alabama to discuss the Emphasis program and reform of the draft. Sen. Abraham Ribicoff urged limiting exposure to the draft to a young man's 19th year while criticizing the current system as a seven year obstacle course. Sen. Robert Packwood supported a volunteer army in peacetime but urged equal application of any draft law to all youths.

United States University of Alabama Abraham Ribicoff Connecticut Robert Packwood Oregon

Ad Men Polish Nixon Image Like New Soap Powder

Washington roundup reviews how Nixon’s White House courses use TV to push policies with Kinlan Dent Harlow and Buchanan shaping messaging. Agnew speeches aimed to pressure networks while aides turn policy into advertising speak and 'inputs' 'outputs' lingo.

Nixon Jack Anderson Washington Spiro Agnew White House Richard Nixon GOP Lyn Nofziger Nofziger Agnew Patrick Buchanan Nnews Buchanan

All You Have To Do To Be A Christian

Billy Graham argues that accepting Christ is required but not enough. He notes modern people seek easy religion paying little price in time effort or sacrifice and compares it to avoiding costly commitments like dieting or quitting smoking. He emphasizes following Christ entails responsibility and change.

Agnew Baltimore Cynthia Rosenthal Alabama Chamber of Commerce Alabama Christ New York State Congress Department of Health, Education and Welfare Publishers-Hall Syndicate

Segregation in the North Questioned by Senate

Washington coverage notes Southern senators urge HEW to end racial discrimination in northern public schools. HEW data show high black enrollments in Cleveland, Indianapolis, and Washington. Critics compare North and South segregation under Brown v. Board as no real difference.

Washington Department of Health, Education and Welfare District of Columbia Ohio Cleveland Chicago John Stennis Mississippi Senate North South Brown V. Board of Education James Farmer Congress of Racial Equality

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