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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1966
Page
4
Name Traits In NC Democratic Runoff Race
Nick Galifianakis leads a four candidate field and faces Smith Bagley in the June 25 runoff for Congress in North Carolina. Galifianakis is the son of Greek immigrants while Bagley inherits a tobacco fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
North Carolina
Nick Galifianakis
Smith Bagley
Galifianakis
Bagley
Unusually Cool Weather Hinders Local Cotton Crop
Unseasonably cool weather pleases many residents but hurts farmers. Limestone county farm agent Floyd Agee reports 40 percent of the 36 000 acre cotton crop must be replanted due to poor stands and some cotton a month late. He notes Alabama faces a big carryover and cold weather complicates profit. A weather shift could yield a representative crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Agee
Limestone
Limestone County
Agee
Alabama
War on Poverty bogged by red tape in Marshall Morgan area
The piece argues the War on Poverty slows as counties attempt to implement programs. It cites repeated missteps with Office of Economic Opportunity paperwork, lost applications, and unclear federal guidance. The writer urges the president to cut red tape and advance real action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Marshall- Morgan County
Daily
Rertone
OEO
Office of Economic Opportunity
Washington
Atlanta
Johanson
Texas
Associated Pressshevik
James
Lawrence
Urb
I Igate
Chesapeake
Johnson
U.S
Santo Dominio Kentucky
Dominican Republic
Auto Safety Faces Senate Test In Closed Sessions
An autos industry effort shapes the draft safety law in closed Commerce Committee talks. Democrats Lausche Cannon Hart Magnuson Neuberger Long push industry line while outside lobbyists Cutter and Markley seek to block criminal liability. Governor Romney to lobby for states rights. Farnsley cites street lighting as safety factor. A final vote looms as Johnson seeks a tough bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Senate Commerce Committee
Frank Lausche
Ohio
Howard Cannon
Nevada
Louis Spits
Vehicle Equipment Safety Commission
Phil Hart
Detroit
Michigan
Warren Magnuson
Wash
Maurine Neuberger
Ore
Russell Long
Norris Cotton
N. H
Republican
Lloyd Cutter
Rodney Markley
Ford
Cotter
Auto Industry
Sen. Cannon
Sen. Mondale
Magnuson
Johnson
George Romney
Governors’ Traffic Safety Committee
White House
House
Senate Commerce Committees
Romney
Iweles Ng
American Motors
Apostles Warn of Christ's Imminent Return
The text cites Peter and Paul on Christ's return as imminent. Peter writes believers must be ready, for the day may come at an unknown hour. The Holy Spirit inspired both apostles to urge repentance and watchfulness among early Christians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Paullof
Christ
V. N
Peter and
Paul
Apostle
Newsmen Fares in Global Press Restrictions Highlighted
In a 1966 analysis, U.S. press access abroad is criticized as many regimes bar or expel American reporters. The piece notes South Africa denied a Kennedy visit group, while Russia, Red China, North Korea, and various African nations restrict travel. It argues press freedom mirrors totalitarian controls and cites US protests as limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert F.kennedy
South Africa
Pretoria
America
U.S
Great Britain
Foreign Office
Moscow
Saudi Arabia
Iran
Syria
Iraq
Egypt
Haiti
Africa
American Broadcasting Company
Red China
Peiping
North
Hair-shirt doctrine steady in debate over de Gaulle
Washington debates Sen. Frank Church proposal to send an emissary to Paris to appease Charles de Gaulle amid U S friction over NATO Viet Nam and the West. The piece argues against groveling to de Gaulle and warns the Church plan would bow to a disruptive power while fostering weakness in alliance strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
de Gaulle
Senate
Charles de Gaulle
France
U.S
Frank Church
Idaho
Paris
Church
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Viet Nam
Moscow
Iinding
Johnson
West
Charles
United States
Britain
Hitler
Seashore Park Dedication Marks Conservation Milestone
Cape Cod National Seashore Park covering 13 000 acres was dedicated with Secretary Udall praising a new era of conservation in America. The Delaware River Basin Commission announced a pollution control plan to be unveiled July 27 in Philadelphia after years of study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N.J
Delaware River Basin Commission
Philadelphia
Eastham
Mass
Cape Cod National Seashore Park
Secretary of the Interior
Stewart L. Udall
America
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D-Conn
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D-Minn
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