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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1963
Page
4
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Evangelist John Edmund Haggai follows a 50 000 attendee series with a new primer How To Win Over Worry. The book urges daily practice of praise poise and prayer to renew a close relationship with God and relieve mental tension.
The article argues President Kennedy’s European visit was bold and successful with large crowds at most stops. It contrasts with past leaders and notes Khrushchev and De Gaulle rushed to respond, attempting to counter Kennedy’s evident influence on European allies and anti aggression commitments.
In Decatur two violent incidents over a month ended with Governor George Wallace offering a 2500 dollar reward, plus 1000 more possible, for information leading to arrests in the bombing of Turner Davis residence, union business agent. Officials urge public help to stop violence and ensure justice.
William S. White credits Senator Ribicoff with courage in supporting a broad civil rights package while urging caution against overreliance on hiring quotas. The column highlights Ribicoff as a minority group member and discusses equal opportunity, responsibility, and job training as essential elements alongside anti-discrimination laws.
Drew Pearson reports tensions between China and the Soviet Union amid calls for Khrushchev's removal and arms aid to Chinese rebels in Sinkiang. He notes deeper strains over border unrest, nuclear weapon considerations, and upcoming US USSR nuclear test ban talks aligned with the Moscow peace parley.
Philosophical columns urge focusing on big life goals not petty annoyances. The piece cites James Whitcomb Riley and stresses handling criticism constructively while avoiding overreaction to trivial events. It also discusses law, civil rights, and mutual respect amid societal tensions.
Warsaw reports Communist leader Wladyslaw Gomulka warned writers and intellectuals that ideas hostile to communism will not be allowed in Poland. The remark came at the 13th general meeting of the Polish United Workers party as it seeks to align Polish intellects with Soviet lines.
VIENTIANE Laos AP reports feuding neutralist and pro Communist Pathet Lao forces facing each other in renewed gunfire across the country’s political divide.
Sylvia Porter reports a 41 percent turnover among middle management, calling it a hidden cost to corporations. Executives Donald Wright and Hardy Jones criticize mergers and the control of industry by a few families, urging early specialization as protection while conceding no clear solution.
The Maxi freighter's departure to Cuba was delayed by pickets in a jurisdictional dispute tied to hiring by the National Engineers Beneficial Association. The ship carried $53 million in food and medicine for Fidel Castro and captives released from the invasion. Since Christmas Eve, four more vessels have brought 4,700 tons to Port Everglades in five return voyages.
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