Hypocrisy Debate Over War Leadership and Morality
Guest editorial calls for self examination amid criticism of 1960s leaders and the Gulf of Tonkin War. It notes the Tonkin Resolution passed with two dissenters and questions whether morality rests on results. The piece contrasts press stance, public support, and the domino theory while urging humility.
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Gulf of Tonkin
Morse
Greuning
United States
Southeast Asia
Decatur General Births and Dismissals List
The notes list names of patients and staff at Decatur General including births and dismissals. Entries mention Mrs. Marlin Hargrove and others from Decatur as well as residents from nearby towns such as Hartselle Athens Hillsboro and Moulton. Specific births include Roger Field Wooten of Tanner and Jimmie Lowell Smith of Trinity at Decatur General Hospital.
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Decatur
Marlin Hargrove
Thomas Jackson Suggs
Max Wayne Reed
Dana Renee Blankenship
Hartselle Orval Monasco
Illinois
Charles Clifton Coffey
Hillsboro
Melvin Lee Garrison
Moulton
Robert Daren Easter
Wilson Brown
Athens
Samuuel Monroe Dollar
Dale Locklayer Davis Sr
Jimmie Atkins
Hartselle
Bobby Dale Smith
Julie Annette Johnson
Vinemont
Leslie Stephen Marks
James Buford
Ratliff
Katherine Kratzer
Kenneth Dewayne Terry
George Edward Beall
Eva
Deborah Michell Fletcher
Johnny Wade Folwer
Pinkney Ovella Carpenter
Uleboran
Jean Bowen
William Colvin Maiphine
Gregory Duel Greene
Myrtle Jean Dewberry
Wheeler
William Paul Locklear
Loyd Roosevelt Muse
Alfred Burgess Jr
Everett Leon Borden
Town Creek
Walter Jones
Maud Blair
Sara Adda Pitts
Charles David Hill
Geneva Roden
Charles Robert Trobert
David Douglas Shelton
David Keith Dotson
James Garrett
Shane Stephen Boyd
Hartsel
Rebecca Lynn Johnson
Timothy Mark Bowers
Annie Norma Prater
Danville
Pavia Catherine Sawyer
Patricia Dale Hudson
Sharp
Janice
Faye Hodge
Jer
Decatur Lane Lake
da — Meee
Rinehart
Bullen
Athens Courtland
Roger Field Wooten
Tanner
Decatur General Hospital
Jimmie Lowell Smith
Trinity
Joe Mack Terry
Courtland
Donald O'Neal Bryan
Carrier In Mobile For Repairs
The aircraft carrier Lexington based at Pensacola docked in Mobile for two weeks of repairs. Five tugs guided the 910 foot ship into Alabama Dry Dock & Shipbuilding Co as two outbound freighters waited to avoid the inbound vessel. The $347 000 contract covers extensive piping work topside overhaul and catapult overhaul.
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Lexington
Pensacola, Fla
Mobile
Alabama Dry Dock & Shipbuilding Co
Decatur Area Weather Forecast Weekend Heat
High today 94 degrees with a low of 68 tonight. Sunday's high expected 94 with mostly fair skies and a 20 percent chance of afternoon thunderstorms. Friday reached 92 at 5 pm. past 24 hours show highs near 91 and lows around 70. Sunrise 5 42 am sunset 8 01 pm.
City Camp Vacancies Remain
Decatur Recreation Department reports vacancies in the day camp program at TC Almon Center. During week one there were 44 participants aged 8 to 12, week two had 41, week three had 58, with four weeks left. Next week has 31 registered, July 19–23 has 2 percent, July 26–30 has 24, and Aug 2–6 has 21. Seven dollars per week.
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Decatur Recreation Department
TC. Almon Center
Bill Brooks
Brooks
Dollar Worth 30 Cents Less Analysis on Inflation
New York AP essay examines how inflation, taxes, and living standards shrink the purchasing power of the dollar since 1955. It traces the dollar’s decline from 1909 to 1919 and notes Americans seek smaller cars as budgets tighten while desires rise.
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New York
Rainbow Valley barn shaped home shines in Priceville
Mr and Mrs Wylie Dunn of Priceville built a five acre rainbow themed barn shaped house after moving from Ocala Florida to be near their daughter. Dunn a 30 year road builder lived in Venezuela Jamaica and the Canal Zone before retiring here. They designed the home with open beams and paneling, sharing plans with visitors from across the country including Michigan.
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Priceville
Rainbow Valley
Wylie Dunn
Dunns
Winston County
Ocala
Fla
3-B- Dyé
Decatur
Dunn
Venezuela
Jamaica
Canal Zone
Florida
Michigan
Rainbow Valley homestead in Alabama showcased
Dunn described a spacious three room two bath house with open beam ceilings and a combined living room dining kitchen. A church gathering of 32 people was held on the upstairs balcony and livestock including two horses and a cow with calf were seen from the sundeck.
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Dunn
Alabama
Rainbow Valley
CORDS reviews reveal fiscal gaps and Phoenix progress
A GAO survey finds many CORDS officials unaware of program obligations for 1968 to 1970, with $2.1 billion authorized and about $339.2 million obligated while $1.7 billion remains untracked. The report notes hardware and military gear dominate spending as Phoenix raises Saigon police to 120,000.
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CORDS
Saigon
G.A.O
State Department
Congress
Poisoning and emergency numbers brief
For possible poisoning call your nearest hospital or family physician. For other emergencies dial 0 and tell the operator the nature of the emergency.
Gunmen flee bank raid as standoff ends at residence
Four men robbed Western State Bank of 12000 then fled. Two were captured. two hid in the Schwartz home. After a tense standoff that included teargas and masks, one surrendered while roughly two dozen officers waited outside. The kidnapper released a child three hours after entering.
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Western State Bank
Schwartz House
Rescue On Mount Shasta In Dense Fog
Rescue worker Rescue Smith said he will return to the four hour trek up the 14 162 foot extinct volcano once fog lifts likely over the weekend. Fitzgerald of Pasadena had started Thursday morning and parted from a companion in fog, reaching Smith's snow cave. He was a shivering man wearing only Levis a sweater and soaked boots. Smith then guided him down the mountain.
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Smith
Fitzgerald
Pasadena
Smith's
Snow Cave
Alabama farmers face crop blight losses and new seed protections
Dr. Luther L. Farrar of Auburn University Extension warns that seed protections may prompt big company investments in crops like soybeans and peanuts. He notes Alabama corn farmers lost 20 million dollars last year to blight and more losses are expected, with reports spreading from the Midwest to Alabama counties.
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Luther L. Farrar
Auburn University Extension Service
Alabama
Midwest
Food labels tested for misleading claims and missing ingredients
Chinese can but on the back. Some items such as mushroom and shrimp sauces and candy did not list ingredients. Others were detained for what McCormick said were misleading claims including sugar cane tea labeled for refreshing and soothing the lungs.
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McCormick
DMZ aims in Laos thrust and South Vietnam elections
The actions at the DMZ during months aimed to seize the populous coastal lowlands and disrupt South Vietnam's presidential elections. The 1st Division, highly regarded in South Vietnam's army, suffered severe casualties in the February March thrust into southern Laos.
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South Vietnam
Laos
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