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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1964
Page
4
Rev Frank Dawson of North Gadsden Methodist Church calls the community to stand against hate and prejudice in Alabama and America. He urges Christians to dedicate themselves to erasing ill will and unbrotherliness in the land.
Citizens urged to raise 350000 more to fund purchase and permanent enshrinement of the USS Alabama. Supporters say returning the ship will honor WWII and Korea veterans and boost tourism in Mobile and the state. Contributions can be sent to USS Alabama BB Commission, P.O. Box 65, Mobile.
In San Francisco interviews after Barry Goldwater’s nomination Southern Republicans say political power has shifted to the South and Southwest. Alabama blocks Johnson and pits Wallace against Goldwater, while other Southern states face a similar choice. Republicans claim a new day for the region awaits, though Alabama remains an exception.
Washington details reveal Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara sought the uncensored Der Spiegel interview with Barry Goldwater and tapped contacts, including Senate leader Everett Dirksen, to obtain the text. The piece notes deletions by Karl Hess and the subsequent release to the Democratic National Committee amid GOP tensions.
The passage argues good deeds express noble desires, extend beyond individuals to enrich families and communities, and reflect civilization. It cites treating others as oneself, the golden rule as the basic standard, and the "second mile" of continuing to do good as essential for happiness.
Readable schedule lists bookmobile stops with times from Pete's Corner at 9:00 to Bodlemont United at 4. The route includes Powers Store E Limestone Wooley Springs Ardmore Cafe Pettusville Howard's Locke's Crossroads and incomplete entries for a final stop.
A columnist lauds the World’s Fair as vibrant and uplifting highlighting religious exhibits from Mormon to Protestant centers. He praises intertwined modernity and tradition, ecumenism, and the Bridge of Understanding, noting moving art and a pivotal waitress moment echoing faith’s impact as the fair unfolds.
Analysis of Goldwater’s overwhelming nomination at the 28th Republican National Convention and Scranton’s defeat. The piece argues moderns clashed with old guard, undermining Scranton through inner party fights and a hostile crew-cut faction.
On this day in history notable events include the start of the modern women's rights movement at a Seneca Falls convention in 1948, German forces advancing in 182, Churchill's 1941 V for Victory broadcast, and other 19th and 20th century milestones. The piece also notes ongoing political debates and international conferences surrounding Africa.
Population trends show the United States reaching 300 million people as demographers project continued growth. The data point highlights shifts in age, regional distribution, and labor force participation shaping policy and markets.
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