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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1973

Page

4

Tribute to Harry S Truman and coinage honors

A Decatur Daily letter thanks traffic director C C Whitman, then notes President Truman's death and urges honoring him with a bust on a U S coin. The writer compares Truman to Lincoln and Washington on currency, reflecting public sentiments on commemoration.

5Th Ave Decatur Ala THE Decatur Daily Grant Street C.C. Whitman John Sparkman United States Senate Washington, D. C Harry S. Truman United States Abraham Lincoln George Washington

Anderson backs Agnes fraud claims and relief critique

Washington Merry-Go-Round reports JACK ANDERSON and co author claims of mismanagement in hurricane Agnes relief led by Frank Carlucci. The column cites staged publicity and a multi million dollar fiasco while Carlucci defends the effort and invites evidence to the U S attorney. Beasley advocates mint redesign and Truman bust on the quarter.

Jack Anderson Washington Frank Carlucci White House U. S Carlucci Wilkes-Barre

Truman Nixon compare styles of U S government in death obituary

The piece analyzes how Harry Truman's tenure contrasted with Richard Nixon's era, noting Truman's strong cabinet, openness, and direct approach versus later centralization at the White House. It discusses foreign policy dynamics, Senate relations, and the transition in governance from Truman to the Nixon era.

Washington Harry Truman United States Nixon Capitol Hill Senate Franklin Roosevelt White House Edward R. Stettinius James F. Byrnes South Carolina Byrnes Truman Gen George Marshall State Department Dean Acheson Acheson Defense James Forrestal Louis Johnson Marshall Robert Lovett War Department Henry L. Stimson Robert P. Patterson Kenneth C. Royall Eisenhower Elliot L. Richardson Casper Weinberger HEW Congress Alepears Seldon Arthur Vandenberg Foreign Relations Committee Woodrow Wilson League of Nations

POW MIA bracelets push Decatur campaign for 1973 peace

Community volunteers drive a nationwide POW MIA bracelet program hoping for North Vietnam peace talks to yield prisoner returns. Decatur organizers Kathy Maness and Gail Pressnell keep booths at Gateway Shopping Center with home sales and phone contact for bracelets. The appeal urges public pressure and letters to influence Hanoi as negotiations resume in January 1973.

Nixon North Vietnam Dr. Kissinger Paris Hanoi America North Vietnam Decatur Kathy Manessa Gail Pressnell Gateway Shopping Center Maness 11Th Ave Ron Dodge Dodge Lt. Dodge

Spartan Ethic and Christian Service in 1976 Vision

Ralph Nader promotes a Spartan ethic focusing on courage and self restraint to meet America’s 1976 challenges. He links discipline to national strength and compares it to Christian notions of service, repentance, and faith, citing Paul’s call to purposeful living as guidance.

Ralph Nader Sparta Mr. Nader America Rome Paul God

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Avetram Anderson Agnes Harry S. S. Truman William C. Beasley Crestview St Athens James Reston New York Times News Service W. R.shelton Alabama Tennessee Valley Printing Co., Inc P.O. Box Decatur. Ala Associated Press Vandenberg Wardman Park Charlie Ross Harry FBI House Banking Wright Patman D-Tex Nixon Administration Patman Lbj Lyndon Johnson Judson Branch Billy Graham
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