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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1963
Page
4
A feature in Southern Railway Magazine quotes a man who admits he is a failure, noting his frankness invites little dispute. The piece reflects on humility and self assessment within railway work culture.
The piece argues the upcoming Rules Committee fight will shape Kennedy era policy, praising Carl Elliott of Jasper as a bright, handsome liberal with strong integrity and hope he retains his seat. It notes Alabama remains split between liberal and conservative wings and praises Elliott's service and influence in the South.
William S White argues that defending national interests requires new labor legislation beyond Taft Hartley. He cites intolerable printer strikes shutting off 13 million Americans, disrupting East and Gulf coasts and Cleveland papers, naming the Teamsters and American Newspaper Guild, and notes his position as part of the working press.
An essay warns against over self interest in both children and the elderly. It urges balance between self love and concern for others, citing Dr. Davidson and Mrs. Roosevelt on love as a daily essential that requires giving and sharing.
Drew Pearson reports a crucial January hearing before the Atomic Safety and Licensing Board to decide if Detroit Edison and 14 affiliates can operate their Lake Erie nuclear plant after a series of accidents. The piece contrasts with the British Windscale incident and notes industry debates over reactor types and plutonium production.
The piece argues Russia overspends on heavy industry and armaments while underfunding housing and consumer goods. It cites Dr. Ellsworth Raymond noting a Stalinist budget with 16 percent defense, hidden military spending, and 6 percent marked secret. It claims half the 1963 budget supports military aims and hides rockets and H bombs.
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