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Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1965

Page

4

May 1966 Alabama Democratic primary outlook in The Montgomery Advertiser

Grover Hall surveys the 1966 Alabama Democratic gubernatorial race from the Montgomery Advertiser. He labels the frontrunners as de Graffenreid and Patterson, notes possible stars Sherman Powell and Albert Brewer, and mentions Jim Folsom as a strong third contender with about 200000 votes potential.

Alabama Grover Hall Montgomery Dee Squint Hall Deg Ryan deGraffenreid Tuscaloosa George Wallace John Patterson Phenix City Morgan County Sherman Powell Albert Brewer Brewer Folsom

TVA repays billions to Treasury from power revenues

The TVA reports it has paid $31.3 million to the U.S. Treasury in the current week, bringing total Treasury receipts from TVA power revenues to $500 million since 1959. The payments, part of a broader plan that funds repayment of initial appropriations, include $235 million in repayments, $200 million in dividends, and $65 million to redeem bonds, with additional nonpower program payments of $41.5 million. Next year the annual repayment rises to $15 million, and a further dividend is due for fiscal 1965.

TVA Tennessee Valley Authority U. S. Treasury Treasury The TVA Nonpower

Morse Spars with Johnson Over Viet Nam Policy

Washington report notes Sen Wayne Morse and President Johnson spar over Vietnam policy in private talks. Morse criticizes war plans while Johnson emphasizes talks and UN options. Also mentions UN hopes, Morse history with Johnson, and a 1965 consumer letter from Esther Peterson.

Washington Viet Nam Wayne Morse D-Ore Oregon Texas Wayne University of Indiana San Francisco Morse LBJ State Department Johnson Senate Lyndon University of Oregon Law School

Gospel of Christ in Despairing Times

A minister argues that fear and despair mark modern life from Washington to campuses and the armed forces. He states the Gospel answers these times, offering the Cross as God’s contact with humanity and redemption through love, noting crusades draw crowds seeking that message.

Rock of Gibraltar Dominates Gulf Region Landmark

The Rock of Gibraltar rises 1,396 feet above the coast, guarding a deep harbor capable of hosting world fleets and a notable airport extending into the water.

Rock of Gibraltar

Supreme Court rulings spark debate on judicial power

David Lawrence notes that readers and even lawyers struggle to grasp Supreme Court decisions. He cites excerpts arguing the court risks becoming a super legislature, outlining views from Justices Douglas Harlan Goldberg Black and discussing implications for state sovereignty and civil rights law.

Washington Supreme Court of the United States High Court Supreme Court Congress Connecticut Douglas Harlan

Bitter lesson from Algeria amid world upheaval and Ben Bella

Marquis Childs argues the Algerian crisis exposes leadership neglect of domestic needs for abroad ventures. He notes Ben Bella diverted funds to grandiose projects and tourism while Algeria faced food shortfalls and a crippled economy, with loyalty shifts in Africa and Asia and reduced French presence.

Washington Algeria Ben Bella Red China Chou En-lai Chou U.S Africa France

Decatur Chronicle Historic Milestones and Local Whispers

A look back through time notes Decatur events from 50 25 and 10 years ago. Western Union improved Decatur facilities in 1915 and J D Cloud announced his mayoral bid in 1940. The Decatur Aero Club earned prizes in Huntsville and a 1965 labor pact covered Alabama Flour Mills and United Textile Workers. A tag team midget wrestling match marked a first in the city.

Huntsville Alabama Flour Mills United Textiles Workers’ of America Decatur

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