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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1968
Page
4
Speaking in New York ex Vice President Nixon warned of “war in the streets” next summer. He claimed radicals plan destruction to kneel great cities, while urging tackling root causes in education jobs and living conditions to prevent riots.
Ala shaima Mountain Lakes Association foresees growing tourist business as Interior Department officials visit Wheeler Wildlife Refuge to discuss future recreational plans. If realized by summer 1970, the project could broaden use beyond hunting and fishing, aiding Decatur and the Tennessee Valley with open space and nature access for residents and visitors alike.
The sermon links thievery to broader sins, arguing that breaking commandments robs God of reverence, truth, time with Him, love, and praise. It calls believers to repent and live fully surrendered lives, noting honesty brings God's blessing.
Washington column reports American captives in Communist camps showing strong resistance to indoctrination, enduring harsh conditions and hunger, with teamwork and morale cited as key. Separately, debates over Negro congressional chairs Dawson and Powell noted amid party tensions, while Humphrey’s Congo visit drew modest dissent. Bureau of Standards faces personnel cuts, impacting public research and future outcomes.
Viewpoint outlines how Moscow and Peking influence Hanoi to delay talks. It cites British and Hong Kong reports showing hardliners in Hanoi resisting compromise while China pressures North Vietnam to avoid swift peace, arguing continued fighting harms the US economy. It notes U.S. withdrawal unlikely and calls for exposing Communist roles.
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