Opinion True Conservation Involves Give And Take
The editorial argues for balance in environmental policy and criticizes groups suing to halt projects like the Tennessee Tombigbee Waterway. It contends civilization requires resource use and innovation, while warning against extreme anti development stances that could impede progress and employment.
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Alabama feud over Beasley Wallace escalates with firings
In Montgomery a clash between Gov. George Wallace and Lt. Gov. Jere Beasley worsens as Wallace withdraws Beasley’s state trooper car and escort, and fires two officials tied to Beasley. The piece questions the need for Beasley’s escort and calls for political maturity and focus on public duties.
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Crisis Call Center acknowledges newspaper support in Alabama
Ray McCaslin director of the North Central Alabama Crisis Call Center thanks the Decatur Daily for publicizing the 24 hour crisis line 355 8000 and Libby Jarvinen for raising public awareness. The letter emphasizes public awareness as essential to fulfill the center’s community service mission.
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Hidden Pentagon Papers type studies surface in vaults
Washington reports more Critical Incident Studies detailing U S foreign policy crises since the 1950s. Documents cover Cuba Berlin Laos Tonkin Congo Suez and Lebanon with near nuclear risk in Quemoy Matsu and contain sensitive appendices. Officials say secrecy aims to protect careers and avoid embarrassment even as Congress sees some reports.
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Viewpoint on Red China Veto Power in UN Security Council
David Lawrence argues the United Nations face a crucial choice as Red China seeks admission. If Peking gains a Security Council veto alongside the Republic of China, two communist powers would hold veto power, complicating peacekeeping and U.N. action, with American, British, and French interests at stake. The piece urges careful consideration and education on UN obligations amid debates on two Chinas.
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The Minister's Burden and Your Role
A reader reflects on the hard work of ministers who balance preaching counseling visiting and administration. The pastor bears daily cares for all churches amid criticism from some members. Offer understanding and prayer, avoid adding to his load, and support his burdens.
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