The Business of Business Is America
A national call from the Alabama Association of Independent Colleges and Universities argues that business must provide creative leadership to meet America's goals. It highlights collaboration between business and government to advance technology, education, health, and transport while stressing that independent colleges supply many leading executives.
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Alabama Association of Independent Colleges and Universities
Bringing Children Back to Church through Prayer and Love
A parent offers guidance for parents whose children reject church attendance. The key steps are self reflection on consistency, modeling Christ in daily life, and avoiding nagging. Emphasizes two actions: prayer and Christ like patient love, trusting God to work in His time.
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Christ
Congress Urges Strong Anti Crime Action For 1970
The piece calls Congress to push robust crime fighting measures in 1970 including funding for law enforcement and crime control programs. It notes FBI data showing an 11 percent national rise in crime in 1969 with violent crimes up 12 percent and firearms used in 65 percent of murders. It also praises local leadership as vital to national efforts.
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Senate House
House
Senate
FBI
America
Alabama
United Fund
Etowah County
Gadsden
Oil Aid to Tunisia Spurs Budget Concerns in Nixon Era
The piece accuses the AID Agriculture Department of mismanaging a 10 million dollar Tunisia oil barter, awarding a higher bid for overpriced crude that matched a lower bid in quality. It alleges wasteful spending and questions the value of the foreign aid program amid congressional opposition. It also notes Kissinger’s socialite reputation and White House gossip about his parties and associations.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Tunisia
Nixon
Congress
Agency For International Development
Agriculture Department
Common Treasury
Common Sense
AID
U. S
Agriculture
White House
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Barbara Howar
Gloria Steinem
Miss Steinem
Nixons
Bobby Kennedy
Frank Manciewicz
Tom Braden
Clement Haynsworth
Lucy Winchester
Freedom of the press comment on Agnew broadcast
Gary C. McGill of 320 Cardinal Drive asks readers to defend press freedom and oppose Vice President Agnew in a letter to The Decatur Daily. He supports networks separating news from opinion and urges readers to vote for press freedom against Gagnew.
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Barrett Shelton, Sr
Decatur Daily
Johnston S.E. Decatur
Alabama
Agnew
T.V
Gagnew
Gary C. McGill
Cardinal Drive
Decatur
Viewpoint on Vietnam Peace Requires US Soviet Pact
David Lawrence Russ argues that post-withdrawal Vietnam peace hinges on US Soviet cooperation. He urges transferring peace negotiations to Moscow and Washington, warning of North Vietnam aggression and urging a united front to deter further conflicts.
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Vietnam
North
South Vietnam
Soviet Union
Saigon
Hanoi
Paris
Moscow
Nguyen van Thieu
Geneva
Acords
Indo-China
North Vietnam
South
United States
Southeast Asia
Red China
Shelton founder editor 1912 1924 Decatur newspaper notice
This entry notes the Shelton founded editor era from 1912 to 1924 for a Decatur Alabama newspaper published afternoons Monday through Saturday and Sunday by the Tennessee Valley News Co Inc. It lists mailing address P O Box 1537 Decatur AL 35601, carrier delivery options, and AP NYT service membership.
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Shelton
Decatur
Alabama
TENNE VALLEY NG CO_.INC_ P.O
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