United Way Drive Near Goal Prompts Christmas Push
Dr Curtis Sellers, campaign chairman, said the United Way drive is only 4.5 percent from the goal and about $17,000 short. He urged everyone to fulfill their solicitor or contributor duties to avoid cuts in 1973 programs such as services for retarded children, a Scout executive, or youth recreation in Hartselle Union Hill or Eva.
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Curtis Sellers
United Way
Disabled World War II veteran asks editor to publish letter
Albert Yurosky of McDonald Pennsylvania writes from December 6 1972 asking The Decatur Daily to publish his message. He describes wartime service in the Battle of the Bulge and multiple surgeries including left leg amputation, seeks well wishes and Christmas cards, noting ample time to read and respond.
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Decatur Daily Lama
Presbyterian Hospital
Pittsburgh
Decatur Daily
Broken Treaties Papers Smuggled Out by Indian Caravan
Washington column reports Indians used a police escort to move bundles of Bureau of Indian Affairs documents from the building after seizing it. A 40 car caravan was led by Russ Means and Sid Mills, with FBI later recovering a small haul in St Paul and Oklahoma.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Inuan Jeutsis
Roarm
Washington Ing
Bureau of Indian Affairs
BIA
Sitting Bull
Custer
7Th Cavalry
Little Big Horn
White House
Russ Means
Louis Bruce
Means
Len Garment
Frank Carlucci
Sid Mills
Vietnam
Larry Hand Boy
Steve Robideau
FBI
St. Paul
William Lais
Oklahoma
Hank Adams
White House,c
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Law Enforcement Pay Little Cost Great
An editorial honors two officers killed this weekend State Trooper James Buford Robinson 41 in Talladega and Tuscaloosa Policeman John Charles Thomas. It urges renewed respect for lawmen whose risks protect society and notes editorial opinion space and reader letters.
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James Buford Robinson
Talladega
Tuscaloosa
John Charles Thomas
Truman Faces Personal Health Crisis Again
Former president Harry S. Truman displays his trademark stamina amid a renewed personal medical challenge. The 88 year old has previously overcome serious health threats and may soon return to Independence with his characteristic vim and vigor.
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Harry S. Truman
Truman
Viewpoint on Vietnam peace uncertain but Saigon wants assurances
David Lawrence argues Saigon would accept a peace accord if the United States guarantees that South Vietnam will not be deserted should fighting resume. He notes limits of any treaty, the role of an International Commission, and US willingness to aid both North and South Vietnam to deter renewed conflict. The piece stresses mutual suspicion and the aim to stop fighting, start cease-fire, and begin prisoner releases.
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Washington
Paris
Saigon
Vietnam
United States
South Vietnam
International Commission
North
North Vietnam
South
Indochina
America
International Control Commission
Hanoi
Red China
Soviet Union
Peking
Moscow
Understanding love and affection in marriage
The writer urges couples to balance physical intimacy with emotional and spiritual closeness. Emphasizes open talk, mutual respect, and treating affection as more than mere sexual expression to strengthen lasting bonding.
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