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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1963
Page
4
Auburn earns an Orange Bowl berth while Alabama advances to the Sugar Bowl as fans in the state celebrate two major postseason commitments.
The article notes over six million dollars in scholarships aiding 21 556 students and teachers through loans and awards. It reports Alabama voters will decide 13 proposed constitutional amendments on December 10 with full newspaper explanations forthcoming. Morgan County faces renewal of a one mill hospital tax to maintain facilities without an rate increase.
Poultry groups led by the Alabama Poultry Industry Association urge a yes vote on Amendment No 5 to allow a self help Poultry and Egg promotion funded by voluntary contributions. They argue the measure costs taxpayers nothing and would empower producers to referendum among themselves. The industry supported by $182 million in Alabama in 1962. Election set for Tuesday December 10.
The Alabama Democratic Executive Committee appoints a nine member panel chaired by Milton Cummings to study redistricting while seeking a meeting with Gov. Wallace. Members include John McConnell Mobile William Parker Ozark Brandt Ayers Anniston Adolph Reich Gadsden R C Bamberg Uniontown Rankin Fite Hamilton Newton Powell Decatur Drew Redden Birmingham. The group aims to ensure congressmen represent districts or state at large until redistricting is completed.
Marquis Childs surveys President Johnson's temperament and leadership style. The Texan is described as activist yet in need of restraint, shaped by a competitive drive and long experience as vice president under Kennedy. The article notes his world exposure and the challenge of balancing decisiveness with reflection.
ARLIE B DAVIDSON advises that friendships suffer under harsh criticism and urges readers to examine their own faults. She recommends courteous, constructive feedback and avoiding unkind language, noting honey attracts more than vinegar and that context matters.
President Johnson meets with Mikoyan and other dignitaries in the wake of Kennedy’s death. He seeks improved U S Soviet ties and calmer international relations, while Press reports note friction with Canada over labor and shipping issues.
A Washington tribute recounts Jacqueline Kennedy's courage after President Kennedy’s assassination. It notes her leadership at the White House funeral arrangements, the Arlington grave vigil, and her public composure while guiding national mourning. The piece includes reflections on her public role and steadfast devotion to family.
Poem by Allison Miller about a widowed woman mourning her husband. A kiss on the brow, a wedding ring placed, and the fallen lover’s memory shared as a nation grieves. The verse centers on enduring bonds beyond death and the sorrow of loss.
The Alamo, renowned Texas shrine, began as a chapel for the San Antonio de Valero mission of the Franciscans.
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