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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1960
Page
4
The Miami area now shelters more than 30,000 Cuban refugees as a result of regional migration patterns and humanitarian responses. Community groups and local agencies coordinate housing, services, and resettlement efforts.
The article discusses Adlai Stevenson being urged to join the U S administration as United Nations ambassador. It compares the fit to previous placements like Mr Lodge and argues Stevenson would excel at talking and debating, avoiding tough decisions.
1961 cotton acreage for Morgan Lawrence Limestone and Cullman counties rises by more than 17 000 acres from 147 514 to 164 652 acres Farmers urged to plant every allotted acre or release unused land to allow neighbors to plant Experts foresee a shift toward Tennessee Valley farming and larger operations aiming for two bales per acre to boost state income and mortgage relief.
The Alabama Board of Education meeting in Montgomery sparked a heated exchange as State Superintendent Frank Stewart called Budget Director Jake Jordan a liar. The piece argues for public sacrifice to fund education, notes unadopted recommendations, and urges a realistic, steady tax approach to sustain a first class system.
William S. White analyzes intraparty tensions over civil rights and Senate leadership. He argues Kennedy’s victory weakens liberal factions and condemns predicted loyalty oaths as a witch hunt aimed at removing Byrd from the Senate Finance chair, highlighting interparty divisions.
Rocky Rockefeller met with Republican leaders in Washington, pledged loyalty to the party, and said his focus will be a tough re election campaign in New York. He denied plans for a 1964 presidential run and briefed Thruston Morton and William Miller on his stance while signaling a hard race ahead.
A syndicated column argues that life rewards struggle and duty, citing perseverance in government and business. It critiques Byrd’s views, asserts Senate independence for states, defends constitutional rights, and questions liberal ineptness with a call to reconsider political loyalties.
A New Jersey neurologist explains how emotions shape physical illness. A dominating father triggers fever via emotional tension, while parental conflict worsens a child's stutter. Psychosomatic illness arises from mind and mood, and quiet prayer or mental hygiene can improve health.
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