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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1964
Page
4
The piece argues that many offer advice on the Panama conflict but lack responsibility for a solution. It cautions against quick or reckless actions and cites Russia's Hungary crush as a caution. It endorses leaving settlement to President Johnson and his conference team.
A Commerce Department report shows southern firms sold U S defense goods and services worth 3.913 billion dollars in the first nine months of 1963, up 19 percent from 1962. Total contracts in the region since 1950 reach about 51.994 billion dollars with Mississippi leading in growth.
The piece argues that tree farming enables multiple use forest management, blending timber production with recreation wildlife habitat water conservation and soil stability. It notes the American Tree Farm System lists over 63 million acres of privately owned timberlands used for recreation and habitat, yielding wood products like homes and paper.
President Johnson pursues thrift while Navy and Air Force balk at cutting aides. He studies broad economic gains under Kennedy era with Dr. Walter Heller reporting GNP up 5.4 percent annually and personal income rising. Reforms aim at fair growth, equality of opportunity, and unemployment relief ahead of Congress address.
The text explains that habitual anger harms calm, insight, and achievement but can be checked. It advises ending each day with a week or more of recalling irritation incidents, recording them, and estimating time spent thinking about them to measure anger practiced during the day.
A reflective exercise urges estimating how many people were angered by an outburst including oneself. It asks to list incidents that aided or hindered good adjustments and to consider benefits of consistently keeping anger in check. It frames anger as a controllable power and encourages starting anew with that in mind.
The United States allows the CIA to disclose economic data on the Soviet Union, arguing the move clarifies behind the Iron Curtain developments. The piece defends secrecy limits, notes CIA’s broader role in gathering global information, and warns of centralized information control risks.
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara publicly denounced Senator Barry Goldwater's claim that America's missiles are unreliable as reckless and untrue. He noted the missile gap myth lingered from the 1960 campaign, stressed the need for factual analysis, and warned against politics over defense budgets and weapon programs.
On this date 1767 Etienne de Silhouette died after his tax demands linked to the silhouette term. In 1500 Brazil was discovered by Vincente Pinzon. In 1801 John Marshall was named US chief justice. In 1911 Carnegie added 10 million to reach 125 million. In 1947 Byrnes signed peace treaties with Italy Hungary Bulgaria Romania.
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