Opinion All Of Nation Should Enjoy TVA-Type Plan
Congressman Bob Jones introduces a measure to provide additional electric power facilities for the Tennessee Valley area. Projections show continued development and rising prosperity driving demand for power, with TVA revenues and federal repayments supporting Treasury returns.
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Bob Jones
Scottsboro
House
Tennessee Valley
Rep. Jones
TVA
U.S. Treasury
Agency
The
Treasury
Congress
Answering a call to service after years of motherhood
Billy Graham advises a homemaker with grown children to seek purposeful work if desired, but only with her husband’s blessing. He urges using spare time for personal growth, reading, learning new skills, and serving through church activities to find meaning and live out Christ’s teachings.
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J. B
Jesus
Christ
Cooperation Powers Health Building Ahead of Schedule
A district health building in Morgan County is about a year ahead of schedule thanks to about 300000 in Hill Burton funds. The $1 million project will house the Tri-County District Health office serving Morgan Limestone and Lawrence counties. The Appalachian Committee will provide 500000 and the Morgan County Board of Revenue and Control 200000, reflecting strong federal local cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
TVA
Main
U. S
Hill-Burton
Tri- County
Morgan, Limestone
Lawrence Counties
Appalachian Committee
Morgan County Board of Revenue and Control
Army cuts GI education as Pentagon funds lavish brass perks
Washington column reports the Army canceled college courses for over 800 GIs in the Washington area saving 144000, while helicopter shuttle service and GI servants abound for top brass. It cites 32 helicopters, visits by Agnew Mel Laird Chaffee and Palmer, and 2000 service members serving as maids, stewards and chauffeurs, plus an undercover chauffeur scheme.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Army
Pentagon
Washngton
Congress
Virginia
Harry Byrd Jr
Richmond
Navy
Air Force
Joint Chiefs of Staff
White House
Cmdr
R. L. Jackson
Chief of Naval Operations
Adm
Thomas Moorer
Alva R. Fitch
Joel E. Jones
Army Intelligence
Jones
Office of
Chief of Staff For Intelligence
Soviet Budget 1970 Shows State Control and Tight Growth
Viewpoint argues Moscow’s 1970 budget at $160.53 billion favors state owned industry amid a $400 billion Soviet GNP, with wages fixed by the state. It contrasts U S spending and notes hidden military costs and limited freedoms, urging reforms toward individual enterprise and wider economic incentives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Soviet Union
Moscow
United States
U.S
Vietnam
Middle East
Reconstruction stretches into a second hundred years
A reader endorses the Forum letter predicting extended reconstruction as Senate blocks Judge Haynsworth. The note critiques voting rights bill votes and literacy tests, arguing northern lawmakers may prevent discrimination only if they repeal southern gains, suggesting a renewed one hundred year era.
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Senate
Haynsworth
Supreme Court
Mason and Dixon Line
House
William M. McCulloch
GOP
Judiciary Committee
Louisiana
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
Nixon
Decatur Daily Publication and Rates Note
The Decatur Daily lists W R Shelton as founder editor 1912 to 1924 with printing by Hardy Valley Printing Co and notices about Associated Press and New York Times service. It includes a statement of factual accuracy and subscription rates by mail daily and Sunday pricing for in and outside trade zones and rural routes.
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W. R. Shelton
LEY Printing
Hardy Valley P NG Co.,inc
P.O. Box
Associated Press
The
New York Times News Service
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Fortune Magazine
Jeremy Main
Billy Graham
Hugo
Defense
Mel Laird
Secretary of the Navy
John Chaffee
Bruce Palmer
Tom Marchbanks
Air Force Reserves
Andrews
Broomstick Brigade
Office of Chief of Staff
Intelligence
Viewpoint
David Lawrence
Southeast Asia
Russia
Europe
Publishers-Hall Syndicat
Decatur Daily
Decatur
Patyean
Mt Sy
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