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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1964
Page
4
A report suggests Senator Goldwater should skip off the cuff interviews for about ten days to avoid misinterpretation of his remarks. The advice aims to reduce confusion and protect his campaign message during this critical period.
Caroline Kennedy riding her pony Macaroni earned a sixth place in a 4-H Club horse show. She competed against about 30 entrants, many aged 13 to 14, in the junior equestrian class.
Editorial urges stronger measures against city riots in New York and Rochester and warns rioters that law and order will be upheld. It says civil rights progress should be tested in court rather than streets, and notes ongoing harm to race relations from demonstrations.
The Huntsville Times editor emeritus Reese T. Amis died after a long illness. He led the paper for 27 years and was honored with a 1959 University of Alabama degree. He championed Morgan County United Fund, the Huntsville Decatur jet airport plan, and community progress in the Tennessee Valley.
In a striking contrast to sanctions on Fidel Castro the United States provides grain aid to Egypt's Gamal Abdel Nasser totaling about 418 million dollars since 1955. The aid supports Nasser while he fights U S interests abroad and challenges Yemen and Ethiopia, raising allied concerns over policy consistency.
Five steps urge hopeful outlook and goal setting to overcome doubt. Emphasizes learning new truths, building self confidence, helping others, shedding inward hindrances, and directing life. Ends with a health note to consult a physician if stung by a wasp for allergy sufferers.
A 1964 United Feature Syndicate opinion piece urges Johnson and state leaders to confront public demonstrations and the abuse of civil rights rights rhetoric. It cites Harlem protests led by William Epton, Supreme Court limits on disorderly conduct, NAACP cautions, and calls for police restraint and, if needed, state militia to curb violence and protect property.
A Washington analysis predicts a tough South for President Johnson as Barry Goldwater gains appeal. It notes Southern Democrats plotting a nuanced campaign to preserve local power while backing Goldwater to reshape the Republican presence and protect regional officials from future GOP challenges.
Today is the 210th day of 194. Highlights include Hoover ordering the dispersal of the Bonus Army in 1932, Arthur dispersing veterans on Pennsylvania Avenue, and the 14th Amendment contiguity. Also noted are Austria declaring war on Serbia in 1914 and the U S 7th Army advance in Sicily in 1943.
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