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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1967
Page
4
Editorial argues Decatur’s leash law protects children and neighbors from loose dogs and hydrophobia. It cites Virginia incidents and the Goodmans’ tragedy, urging shelter vigilance and responsible pet ownership as a civic duty despite personal inconvenience.
The speaker notes a global trend toward revival, with strong movement in Asia, especially Japan where 15,000 converted in ten days during a crusade. He cites Indonesia Taiwan the Philippines and Hong Kong as areas of noted revival and observes limited interest in Britain and America.
The writer reflects on Asian Christian renewal after World War II era trials. He cites Tokyo ministers who endured two years in prison for faith, praising their loyalty and sacrificial work. He foresees Asia and Japan sparking the next global gospel movement, contrasting with waning mission interest in America and Britain.
Last fall Mississippi voters elected 22 Negro county officials in a historic turnout. Now white Northern insurers demand onerous bonds that threaten to bar these officials as deadlines loom. The Insurance Co. of North America in Jackson and agent Simeon and Pullen have called for bonds from Sylvester Gaines Earilie Lot Willie Thompson Leander Monroe and Martha Lee, with amounts up to 18 000 for Gaines and 2 000 for others, all far above typical sums and delaying the oath of office.
The year ahead may force a hard budget review in the United States as deficits grow. Experts warn devaluation risks if Congress and the public fail to enforce spending discipline while inflation and currency weaknesses abroad threaten the dollar’s strength.
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