Annual State Of The Family Message Satirizes Home Life
Washington report parodies a family state of the union with “great father” outlining budgets and spending cuts amid domestic strife. The monologue lampoons expenses taxes and foreign ventures while family members react with chaos and humor.
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Russell Baker
New York Times
Washington
Treasury
Scotland
France
Italy
Ravi Shankar
India
China
Daryl
Adam
Susie
Myrtle
Madame
Sunday Closing Decision Nears for Morgan County Stores
Decatur merchants await next week's Morgan County Court session as Red Brumback faces two counts of violating the blue law. If Brumback is freed or the charges quashed, Morgan County could see Sunday openings expand. Brumback's attorney vows appeals to higher courts if needed. Public polls show Decatur residents favor Sunday shopping.
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Dave Whittaker
Decatur Area
H. J
Red) Brumback
Red
IGA Foodliner
Morgan County
Brumback
Lewis H. West
West
Decatur
Miles” Powell
Alabama Supreme Court
Powell
Decatur Daily
Huntsville
Trend Of Power In The Pacific By James Reston
Britain cuts defense spending and speeds Asia withdrawal, likely shifting burden to the United States. Washington debates redeploying European troops to Asia while seeking stronger security pacts in the Pacific and Southeast Asia, amid a faltering Atlantic alliance and financial strain.
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James Reston
New York ‘Times News Service
Washington
Britain
Asia
America
Europe
Indian Ocean
Pacific
Johnson
Defense McNamara
Suez
Singapore
United States
Germany
U.S
Malaysia
Lee Kuan Yew
Southeast Asia
Australia
New Zealand
Philippines
Japan
Seventh Fleet
Indian Subcontinent
George Brown
Public Forum letter argues against alcohol use and urges Vietnam talks
A Capshaw Alabama reader condemns drunk driving citing studies and AMA findings, arguing alcohol fuels crashes. The piece quotes Solomon and a scientist on alcohol's effects, counters pro drink labels, and warns against treating alcoholism as solely a medical issue. It closes with a Decatur Daily submission urging President Johnson to pursue North Vietnam talks, valuing a boy's life over war costs.
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American Medical Association
Denver
The
Louisiana Moral and Civic Foundation
Rouge
U. S. News World Report
National Safety Council
Shoal
Solomon
S. Corsbie
St. Hartselle
Ala
Barrett Shelton
Decatur Daily Decatur
Shelton
Decatur Daily
North Vietnam
Frank Osborn
World food production seen as top global challenge
Gerd Wilcke reports on calls from business leaders and scholars that rising world population will outpace food output. Experts urge governments to back private investment, expand fertilizer use, and improve agricultural incentives to avert widespread starvation, with long term birth control as a potential answer.
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Gerd Wilcke
New York Times News Service
New York
United States
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Raymond Ewell
The
State University of New York At Buffalo
Ewell
India
China
Pakistan
Egypt
Indonesia
Peter Grace
W. R.grace & Co
Grace
U. S
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