Step-Child Diplomacy Highlights Presidential Delegation
The piece argues that U S diplomacy is increasingly driven by presidential agents like Kissinger Agnew and Helms rather than the secretary of state Rogers and other officials, reflecting a shift toward summit diplomacy and personal delegates over traditional ministries. It notes the trend across major powers and the historical role of lawyers in diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Sulzberger
New York Times
Paris
United States
Dr. Kissinger
Vietnam
China
Agnew
C.I.A
Helms
Israel
State Department
Rogers
Middle East
Marshall
Acheson
Dulles
Wilson
Roosevelt
Nixon
House
Hopkins
Bundy
Rostow
Kissinger
Talleyrands
Metternichs
French Fifth Republic
Quai D’ Orsay
Maurice Couve de Murville
de Gaulle
Heath
Britain
Brandt
West Germany
Brezhnev
Gromyko
Soviet Union
U.S. Mar
Truman
Eisenhower
Malinovsky
Khrushchev
Gen. Marshall
U.S
Rusk
Francois de Callieres
Douglas-Hope
Wse
Alabama legislators press for private offices expansion
The Alabama legislature boosts independence by securing private offices for administration floor leaders and key committee chairmen. Speaker Sage Lyons pushes toward full chairmen office ownership as renovations create three new offices in Ways and Means and additional spaces in adjoining lounges and Senate quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Thomas
Associated Press
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
House
Sage Lyons
Ways and Means Committee
Capitol
Senate
Legislator seeks more capitol space for committees
Sen Crum Foshee of Covington County introduces a bill to require the state finance officer to free up additional office space for the legislature. He dhaqks that Finance Director Taylor Hardin has not committed to extra rooms, while committees struggle in the cramped Capitol. The 1971 session gears up with battles over Wallace highway funding and property taxes as committees prepare for action. Victor R. Martin, Calhoun Junior College VP, returns from a Dallas planning institute with 20 U.S. junior college leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crum Foshee
Covington County
Taylor Hardin
Capitol
Foshee
Hardin
Senate
George C. Wallace
Wallace
House
Finance Committee
Ways and Means
Pete Mathews
Clay County
Victor R. Martin
Calhoun Junior College
Dallas
Tex
U.S
Teens in Action Aims to Create Local Teen Job Service
Jan Lacy a 19 year old college sophomore leads Teens in Action a 40 member black teen group sponsored by the Community Action Committee. They plan a job clearing lot at Fink and Vine to become a mini park and will offer home yard cleaning painting and other temporary work through a city supported placement service. They will advertise by calling 355-3785 and operate from Monday through August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teens In Action Center
Walnut St
Jan Lacy
Memphis State University
Teens In Action
Decatur
The
Community Action Committee
Fink
Vine Streets
Vine St
Jan
Teens In Action Club
Robert Lacy
Woodland St
Decatur High School lacks 25,000 square yard practice field
Coach Earl Webb states there is no dedicated 25,000 sq yd football practice field at Decatur High School. Varsity sessions occur in the end zone and field edges while junior high use a nearby area. Grounds upkeep is handled by coaches and Decatur School System maintenance staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur High School
Decatur Stadium
Alabama
Morgan County
Earl Webb
Decatur
Mum Mims Vocal On Senate Hopes
Mobile City Commissioner Lambert Mims, an early potential candidate for the U S Senate, met with about 100 people to discuss groundwork for a campaign. He plans no public announcement until after his November term as Alabama Baptist State Convention president ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Lambert Mims
Mobile
U.S. Senate
Mims
Alabama Baptist State Convention
Sen
John Sparkman
Sparkman
Young Morgan County Voters See Citizenship Then Vote
The Morgan County Board of Registrars will meet July 19 to process 18 to 20 year olds now eligible to vote. A Decatur Daily poll of first time registrants shows motives to vote range from civic duty to influencing national and local leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Lamar
Morgan County
Morgan County Board of Registrars
Alabama
Decatur Daily
Board of Registrar's Office
Anita Hogue
Dianne Adams
Ossie Adams
Sherman Sr
Judy Hays
Daniel A. Hays
Buena Vista Cr
Pam Carr
John Carr
Primerose
Virginia Carr
Pam
Barbara Nettles
Sam Nettles
Horsetree
Linda Ashwander
Ray Ashwander
Woodland St
Bob McLaughlin
Charles Moler
Decatur
Flora Madry
11Th Ave
Willie Madry
Ora Madry
Flora
Walter Sutherlin
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the Decatur Daily
Secretary of State
Louis XIV
Fink and
Gary Wilhite
State Department of Pensions and Security
Department of Pensions and Securities
Southern Records Distributors, Inc
Chestnut St
Nashville
Blackwood Brothers Record Shop
Nuderdale St
Memphis
Horse Lovers Magazine
B.H
Danville
Perfect Ubscription Co
B&g
East Norwalk
Conn
Mum Mims
Debbie Offord
Fleetwood Dr. SE
Mrs
W. G. Offord
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