A Year After the Six Day War Israel Faces Ongoing Tensions
Editorial reflects on the Six Day War's anniversary, noting Israeli resilience with American Jewish support, the expanded territorial reach, and ongoing conflict with Arab neighbors. It highlights continuing guerrilla attacks, fears of annihilation, and calls for a lasting peace solution amid a new type of conflict.
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Politically Senile and Political Tricks in Washington
The piece assembles a string of anecdotes about Congress and politics. It cites Rep. John Rooney's opposition to Fred Richmond in a transformed district, Senator Lausche clashing with CBS NBC heads, a Kennedy card aimed at Morse voters, Lynda Bird Johnson Robb recalling past defeats and Disneyland, and Magnuson planning a book on auto insurance practices.
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Ohio
Senate Commerce Committee
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Christ In You The Hope Of Glory And Power
Billy Graham explains the Christian life cannot be lived by effort alone. He argues Christ must reside within believers and guide their actions, citing Paul’s words I can do all things through Christ strengthening me.
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Diabetes research drive aims to fund new Alabama facility
The piece describes diabetes as a deadly disease and notes a financial campaign underway to raise 1 million dollars for a five story diabetes research treatment and training facility in Alabama. It emphasizes the need for prevention and cure.
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Tennessee Valley cotton plan linked to Eximbank loan
Community members in the Tennessee Valley are urged to back a loan agreement by the Export-Import Bank to finance 600000 bales of U S raw cotton for shipment to Japan starting August 1 1968. Previous credits total 1130000000 funding exports to Japan. A diabetes center proposal and education mandate are also noted with a fundraising kick off June 13 at First National Bank and a 1935 Alabama law ensuring minimum state education.
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Viewpoint on Kennedy McCarthy Debate Over Voters
David Lawrence critiques the Kennedy Kennedy McCarthy TV debate for failing to simplify issues. He argues the exchange used jargon and personal jabs, leaving voters without clear policy guidance or understanding of likely presidential actions.
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Decatur Daily publication details and rates
The Decatur Daily, published afternoons Monday through Friday and Saturday and Sunday mornings in Decatur Alabama, is a member of the Associated Press and NYT News Service. It notes misstatements are investigated and redressed if found valid. Subscription rates by mail are listed for daily and Sunday editions, with delivered rates and tax included.
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