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Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1966

Page

11

Methodist Minister Cites Great Society Faith Core

Decatur pastor Dr. W. J. Cunningham warned Lions Club members that a great American society rests on faith in God and integrity. He said many youth lack understanding of the nation’s religious foundations and urged citizens to model honesty in homes and workplaces to sustain a strong republic.

Decatur Methodist W. J. Cunningham Decatur Lions Club Cunningham Central Methodist Church Chandler School of Theology America Lions

Nations study driver education and safety measures

An Associated Press survey compares safety efforts abroad and in the United States. Countries like Britain Germany France Italy Japan and Mexico focus on education and vehicle standards to reduce fatalities as car ownership grows. The United States debates mandatory safety features with 1967 model standards and high highway death tolls.

United States U.S Congress Associated Press Japan West Germany Britain Italy John Tye British Safety Council Hong Kong Victoria Australia France German Automobile Association Germany Italian Automobile Club Mexico

Correcting yard chewing in a 13 month old dog

A dog chews yard objects when bored or lonely. Offer a large raw beef hock bone and chew toys in the yard. Extend training beyond the house and consider obedience school. Punishment must be immediate for it to work to deter misdeeds. Diet of plastic and wood may cause intestinal problems.

G. A. Young

Johnson signs federal pay raise bill amid inflation concerns

President Johnson signed the $540 million annual pay increase, 2.9 percent, accelerating starts to July 1 and arguing the move attracts and retains talent for government. The package adds about $500 million to 1967 budget amid inflation worries while federal workers see decades of rising pay, though top industry salaries still run higher.

Barry Schweid Washington Johnson Congress White House

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