Police officers needed in city to meet times
City Councilman Bill Dukes announced the police department seeks eight to ten new officers, cites longer hours and higher pay as needed, and urges aggressive recruiting akin to Monsanto. The editorial argues the department must actively hire for improved law enforcement amid rising demand.
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Washington-Moscow Spheres of Influence Accord Proposed
The article reports on Nixon and aides weighing a private understanding to restrict Soviet influence in Eastern Europe and U S interference in Latin America. Insiders say the aim is to avoid nuclear tension by avoiding formal treaties while preserving other nations’ independence.
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Government Threatens News Control In America Today
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Letters Question City Taxes vs Sanitation in Decatur
A reader voices frustration with Danville Road residents paying city taxes without receiving sewer or water services beyond a fire station. They argue for prioritizing sanitation and reliable water, noting wells contaminated and ongoing water hauling. Signed concerns from multiple local residents.
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Answer from Billy Graham on engaging with sermons
A reader questions dull sermons and church change. Billy Graham advises identifying personal interests, studying the Scriptures, praying for spiritual fullness, and listening with focus. He notes Jesus as a simple preacher who spoke with authority and warned against overcomplicating messages.
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Why We Print Bad And Good News
A Washington Daily News editorial defends printing both bad and good news. It argues bad news informs and protects the community while the paper also highlights positive topics like politics, business, sports, and health. The piece recalls the ancient messenger punished for delivering bad news, stressing honesty over sensationalism.
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Decatur Daily historical masthead and pricing notes
The Decatur Daily notes its founder editor W R Shelton 1912 to 1924 and lists publication days and staff affiliations with Associated Press and The New York Times News Service. It includes subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions by mail and carrier, with stated zones and taxes.
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