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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1961
Page
4
A dated religious feature from the National Council of Churches outlines ecumenical efforts, interfaith outreach, and reflections on modern challenges facing congregations and social justice work.
In response to a threat to India’s northeast, Nehru states India will resist and repel any intrusion. The commentary notes that Reds grasp such firm language.
The Crimson Tide and Razorbacks meet in the Sugar Bowl after each posting 25 wins in 32 games over three years. Both teams have dominated varied opposition and the matchup promises a top New Year’s game.
The Communist party of the United States pleaded innocent this past week to charges of failing to register as an agent of the Soviet Union. It is scheduled to go to trial Feb. 1. The writer argues that laws allow free association but label Communists as agents.
The break between the Soviet Union and Albania challenges the idea of a monolithic Communist bloc and may quicken a Moscow Peiping split. The editorial warns that China’s actions affect global communism, urges Western strength, and stresses the free world must stay strong to avoid destruction.
In Helsinki the mood is that Finland’s independence remains intact with no demand for bases after the Oct 30 Soviet note. Kekkonen, touring the U S, emphasizes cautious realism and the right to decide if war threats require action. The unarmed border with the USSR and the German Danish command shift influence but do not trigger military consultations.
ARLIE B. DAVIDSON argues that modern life is rushed, undermining meaningful living. The piece urges delaying crammed routines, guiding children patiently, fostering wholesome attitudes, enjoying friendships, and building a real home while keeping faith and courtesy in daily life.
DREW PEARSON reports New York racketeer Corallo threatens society surgeon Dr. Robert Erdman tied to a bribery scandal. Erdman and Corallo were indicted on attempted bribery of Justice Keogh and U.S. Attorney Kahaner. Corallo, a top underworld figure, allegedly aided narcotics and labor racketeering while moving in mob circles.
Sylvia Porter outlines a step by step guide to appealing a revenue agent's tax decision. The piece recounts Mortimer Caplin detailing informal conferences, 30 day and 90 day letters, regional appellate reviews, and court avenues up to the Supreme Court.
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