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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1967
Page
4
A 1967 press release from Col. C W Russell urges careful driving during Christmas holidays to reduce fatalities after seven deaths in 1966. It advocates smiling yielding to others, obeying officers, easing holiday rush, avoiding tailgating, not overindulging, and maintaining good will in all year driving.
A Christmas reflection recalling the 1897 New York Sun editorial Yes Virginia there is a Santa Claus. The piece argues belief in Santa is rooted in faith, love, poetry, and imagination, noting the enduring joy he brings to childhood across time.
The piece argues that rapid technological advances by 1970 75 will reshape life yet the core faith endures. It cites looming cars GNP growth moon missions and jet travel but insists the Bible and gospel remain relevant. It predicts a God shaped void in hearts but claims Christ will still satisfy.
Drew Pearson reveals Romney's financial disclosure sets a test for rivals. He notes most leading candidates are millionaires, with varied backgrounds from Nixon to Reagan. The piece highlights parental trades and socio economic origins shaping the race.
Washington column argues unpleasant news can spur demand for realist policy as 1967 ends with high inflation interest rates and deficits. It cites gold standard history and warns of a 1968 decision point, while contrasting Romney and Nixon finances and lifestyles amid looming fiscal strain.
The Decatur Daily outlines its policy against publishing misstatements and announces subscription rates by mail and carrier delivery. It lists daily and Sunday pricing, including trade zone adjustments and monthly and yearly totals with tax included.
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