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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1963
Page
4
Richard Wright suggests physicians may in future classify illnesses caused by noise after already separating dirtborne diseases. He warns of rising health concerns tied to urban noise and pollution.
The paper insists writers include name and address for letters. Authors may omit details if requested, but the publication requires identifying information or the letter will be discarded.
Alabama's bank deposits rose 64.4 percent from 1952 to 1962, placing the state 27th nationwide with 2.39 billion dollars. Texas led the South with 14.05 billion, Florida 5.55 billion. Alabama trails but keeps pace, not near the bottom of the national ladder.
A Christmas Seals appeal urges Alabama residents in Morgan Limestone Lawrence and Cullman counties to donate. It notes 184 beds at District I TB Hospital in Flint with 180 occupied, 98 percent, plus 28 TB deaths and 104 new active cases in four counties by end of 1962.
State planning division says it worked with 81 Alabama municipalities over the past year led by Russell B. Johnson. Decatur is highlighted for adopting planning over ad hoc growth as population is projected to reach about 90 000, with future steps needed to preserve gains and prepare for growth.
Doris Fleeson argues that women, now voters for a full generation, deserve equal opportunity in national politics. Senator Margaret Chase Smith stands as a model of progress, balancing centrist views with strong committees, while mirroring President Johnson’s ascent through steady service and strategic decisions.
Arlie B Davidson reflects on riches beyond money stressing inner wealth of character. The piece profiles Margaret Chase Smith noting her Senate tenure and influence, and discusses women in U.S. politics including Eisenhower era attitudes. It ponders Smith entering presidential primaries and potential impact on women’s political role.
After Gov. Lehman funeral Sen. Abe Ribicoff recalls Lehman’s advice that religion does not hurt or help a politician. He cites his own synagogic prayers, Jewish mourning at the mansion, and friendship with Kennedy as proof. The piece notes rising religious intolerance and memorials urging hate eradication nationwide.
Norman Vincent Peale recalls a county attorney who faced 60 years of tax liens and deeds. He calmed hostile critics with calm poise, clear explanations, and steady preparation, illustrating five strength factors from Isaiah: quietness and confidence become real power.
Janet Faith Ballinger 1, remained asleep in the back seat as a parked car rolled down a 12 foot bank in Cleveland Tennessee. Her mother, Mrs J C Ballinger, rushed to the scene and found the infant sleeping peacefully and unhurt.
A dash of nutmeg elevates spinach prepared with butter or cream to a richer, warmer flavor. The hint enhances the dish without overpowering the greens.
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