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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1964
Page
4
The Columbus Dispatch cites a toll at rail road crossings as proof that daring trials tempt danger on the road. States consider stricter driver licensing to remove drivers with physical or mental discrepancies, aiming to curb risks to drivers and others.
Sen. John Sparkman and Rep. Bob Jones met with about 60 Decatur business leaders the Friday before to discuss upcoming Congress topics. They urged a balanced budget, noted defense and space costs, and predicted a Medicare measure and further tax cuts.
Rep. Kirwan inspected Samoa on a House Appropriations trip aiding a $1.6 million Educational TV network setup to teach English to Samoan students. Rep. Flynt planned a Far East trip but canceled. Rep. Bray travels South America paying all expenses himself.
The article argues delinquents are made not born, with habits forming over years. It stresses the home as the main teacher of living, shaping respect for property, honesty, and cooperation. Outside influences and personal ambition also affect youth behavior.
The piece argues parties lack representative bases and face conflicting aims as 1968 nominating battles loom. It notes the Eisenhower Nixon Goldwater conference aimed at unity and seeks clearer policy definitions amid divergent views on conservatism and federal power. Dwight D. Eisenhower spoke the same day.
Washington observes a febrile drive within both parties as calls to oust leaders and moderates grow. GOP figures like Dean Burch face pressure while Rockefeller and Goldwater dissidents shuffle blame and loyalty. The intra party split risks shifts in power and accountability with key figures Williams and Watson centered in the drama.
A Decatur official states the city experiences less disorder than southern cities. North Alabama delegates return from Tennessee River activities amid regional observances and educational efforts marking Alabama’s Union admission anniversary.
Hartselle authorities report six arrests in ongoing efforts to curb crime. Officers conducted warrants and routine patrols resulting in the detentions across multiple neighborhoods. Agencies declined further comment on charges or identities pending formal filings.
West Limestone High PTA hosts Dr E Jackson at 7 tonight to discuss communicable diseases. He will address prevention and public health concerns for residents and students.
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