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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1966
Page
4
The second session of the 89th Congress processed 9 684 bills and resolutions with 461 bills becoming public law. The author questions how a congressman can know the contents of so many measures while defending the representative form of government.
Baldwin County harvested 115000 acres of soybeans with an average 29 bushels per acre, the best yield in county history. Sales and storage value reach about 9 million dollars while the average price stood at 2.80 per bushel, prompting questions about planting more soybeans in Morgan Lawrence Limestone and Cullman counties for 1967.
Senator elect Woodrow Alben advocates home rule for counties and cities and proposes a constitutional commission to study a complete revision. He says reapportionment will enable real progress and that the constitution is outdated and should allow local operation without county specific amendments.
Romney's Michigan visit intertwines with political maneuvering as his aides and guest list conflict with the Women's Press Club dinner. The event shifts to a luncheon to avoid clashing with a rival party, while Romney remains the central figure of a developing campaign with Metromedia ties and media attention.
A reader asks if a mother should work outside the home. Billy Graham says parental judgment guides moral choice and notes working mothers can provide stability, while noting concerns about children needing a parent after school and economic necessity.
Analysis of the Johnson administration and nine Democratic governors at Austin. Republicans form a Washington based task force as talk turns to cooperation and funding disputes. Pressures over desegregation, urban growth, and the need for new administrative machinery dominate the debate on federal versus state power.
Don MacLean recalls a near nationwide decency standard as five detectives clash with five burlesque dancers in Washington. The trial debates local versus national obscenity norms while Velvet Solange testifies as an expert. dancers are found guilty, and the piece ends with political quips and asides.
Excerpt notes that religion exists in Russia with church and state separate, allowing freedom to join any denomination. Jakov says Christmas and Easter see full church attendance, with Protestant and Catholic churches present alongside Russian Orthodox cathedrals. The Q A touched on religious flourishing in Russia.
After years of labor tension nine racing associations and AFL-CIO and Teamsters unions averted a strike at Santa Anita Park just hours before post time. The agreement covers pari mutuel and maintenance crews ending weeks of conflict and promising smoother operations across the state for the upcoming meet.
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