Welfare reform debate spans liberal and conservative views
The piece argues George Wallace lacks real welfare solutions while detailing a threefold view of poverty. It critiques the House welfare reform bill’s divide between employable and unemployable groups and calls for a national job-focused policy rather than punitive measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wallace
Albert Brewer
William V. Shannon
The
New York Times
House
Department of Health Education and Welfare
O. F
Department of Labor
Wilbur Mills
Lockheed Official Alleges Flaws Hidden in C5A
Henry Durham a former Lockheed production control manager says the company concealed dangerous flaws in the C5A transport, and notes executives now seek 250 million dollars in taxpayer funds for a Lockheed bailout. He alleges quality control stampings masked uninstalled parts. Durham quit in May as inquiries by Sen. Proxmire and Rep. Moorehead widen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Anderson
Washington
Lockheed
Henry Durham
William Proxmire
D-Wis
William Moorehead
D-Pa
Durham
Lockheed Quality Control
Air Force
Lockheed Company
Durham’s Audits Charge Lockheed Flaws and Coverups
Durham warned bosses about missing parts in Lockheed C5A supply in 1970 writing to Daniel Haughton. He alleged overpayments and repeated orders while others urged secrecy. The piece ties his claims to later VW safety lawsuits and broader government waste notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Lockheed
Marietta
Lockheed Board
Daniel Haughton
Dan Haughton
Haughton
Proxmire
Les Whitten
CSA
Your Opinion on Freedom and the American Press
John E. Reynolds of Hartselle Alabama argues during National Newspaper Week 1959 that U S papers push a communist line and withhold vital news. He criticizes reporters as editors and interpreters and calls for conservative editorial policy.
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Freedom
America
John E. Reynolds
Cooper Lane
Hartselle
Ala
Nixon's China Visit Aims at Mutual Gains and Power Shifts
Nixon seeks a faltering U S exit from Vietnam by courting China in a move that may reshape global alignments. Mao Zedong and Chou En-Lai favor balancing Moscow and winning economic aid while recalibrating their world image and Taiwan relations.
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New York Times News Service
Nixon
China
United States
Vietnam
Mao Tse- Tung
Taiwan
Peking
Moscow
Hanoi
Pyongyang
Havana
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Soviet Union
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Czechoslovakia
Mao
Alexander Dubcek
Brezhnev
Richard M. Nixon
Chinese People’s Republic
United Nations
Chou En-Lai
General Electric
Ford Motor Co
Washington
Chou
Allen S. Whiting
University of Michigan
State Department
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Roosevelt
U.S
Decatur Daily Advertises Rates and Public Missive
The Decatur Daily outlines misstatement policy and subscription rates. It lists daily and Sunday delivery pricing for in and out of trade zones, plus carrier delivery charges and tax inclusion. The notice reflects standard newspaper governance from 1912 1924 era at Tennessee Valley Printing Co. in Decatur Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Shelton
Decatur
Alabama
Tennessee Valley Printing Co., Inc
P.O. Box
Ala
Faithful ministry through illness and grace
A minister shares that serious illness need not end his service. He recalls Paul’s endurance and divine grace, urging steadfast faith, patience in affliction, and using hardship to strengthen testimony while guiding his congregation through a new course.
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E.S
Christ
Paul
God
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Decatur Daily
U.S. A
oFredrick J. Bonfils
By Harry Schwartz
Mao Tse-Tung
Henry Kissinger
Stalin
Associated Press
Billy Graham
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