Editorial Advocates Mandatory Seat Belt Use in Puerto Rico
An editorial argues for a U S seat belt mandate in Puerto Rico noting hemisphere first passage and citing Australia’s safety improvements. It urges immediate national action, cites low voluntary usage and warns that unbelted occupants risk severe injury or death in high speed crashes.
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PEO U48
Gafety
Puerto Rico
Hemisphere
Australia
Fatal Accident Reduction Enforcement Aims to Cut Alabama Crashes
The Alabama Department of Public Safety launches FARE a summer effort using off duty highway patrols funded by federal money to deter speeding and reduce serious and fatal crashes by about 20 percent. The plan hopes for legislative support to maintain higher trooper presence year round. The author notes the arrest threat is necessary but reflects human nature.
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North
Alabama
Alabama Department of Public Safety
Waterway Areas Hold Advantage Across Nation
A study led by Dr. Floyd Durham of Texas Christian University finds counties on navigable rivers show three times the national economic average. From 1950 to 1960, 384 waterway counties grew at 10.7 percent annually versus 3.5 percent nationwide, with higher median incomes supporting the Tennessee Tombigbee project.
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Floyd Durham
Texas Christian University
Durham
U.S
Language For All? Young 11 year old French prodigy in Athens
In Athens a fifth grader Charlotte West daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles West attends Julian Newman Elementary and has earned a year’s French credit at Athens College. Tutor Prof L K Aday at Athens College notes her fluency and suggests a future elementary language program for all students. The article cites older students’ approval and mentions wider success elsewhere.
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Athens
Athens College
Charlotte West
Charles West
Julian Newman
L. K. Aday
Miss West
Charlotte
How Much Security Is Enough in Watergate Debate
Nixon faced questions on whether a president may order illegal acts in the name of national security. The piece explores limits on presidential power, potential obstruction of justice, and whether the FBI should be independent of White House influence to prevent coverups like Watergate.
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Tom Wicker
New York Times
Washington
Nixon
White House
Hunt
FBI
Ceka-Alh
C. I A
Ely
Fie
Whitney North Seymour
United States
New York
Truth About Martha Less Sinister
Washington account argues Martha Mitchell was not silenced by security guards but acted verbally agitated during a June 23 incident at the Newport Beach hotel. Security, husband John Mitchell, and lawyer Herb Kalmbach intervened as Martha sustained a cut hand and was sedated, then traveled to New York for seclusion.
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Martha Mitchell
Martha
Newport Beach
Newporter Hotel
California
Steve King
Camsesa
UPI
Helen Thomas
King
John Mitchell
Kalmbach
Mitchell
Nixon
Herb Kalmbach
Kalmbachs
New York
Westchester Country Club
Interior Department
Rogers Morton
Morton
LaNada Boyer
Take Sides Trend Noted In Colleges Says Carnegie Report
Carnegie Commission report urges colleges to avoid official advocacy while acknowledging rising student and teacher pressure to take sides in social and political controversies. It outlines five core purposes of higher education and predicts ongoing tensions as institutions slowly adapt since 1870 with loose interaction with society. Clark Kerr presented the findings at Berkeley.
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Evan Jenkins
New York Times News Service
New York
Carnegie Commission On Higher Education
Unites States
Carnegie
Commission
Clark Kerr
University of California
Kerr
Berkeley
Foundation
Carnegie Corp
Decatur Daily Publisher Details and Subscription Rates
W R Shelton founded and edited the Decatur Daily from 1912 to 1924 published by Tennessee Valley Printing Co Inc Decatur Alabama. The notice lists misstatement policy and promises investigation and redress. Subscription rates shown include Mail Daily and Sunday $96 per year within trade zone and carrier delivery $39 per year with monthly $3.25 plus tax.
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Decatur
Alabama
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Ala
Jet sale to Saudi Arabia sparks congressional concern
The possible transfer of up to two dozen F4 Phantom jets to Saudi Arabia draws worry from Congress and Israel. Joseph Sisco will testify before a House subcommittee on Wednesday to discuss a shift in U.S. Middle East policy while officials say a limited sale to Saudi Arabia is agreed in principle and a Kuwait sale is under active review. Some sources say delivery could begin as soon as later this year. Diplomatic figures Simcha Dinitz and Henry Kissinger have pressed the issue in recent talks.
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Saudi Arabia
Congress
Israel
Joseph Sisco
State Department
Middle East
House Foreign Affairs
U.S
United States
Kuwait
Simcha Dinitz
Washington
Sisco
Henry A. Kissinger
Faith Beyond Proof How toShare Faith With an Agnostic Friend
A religious perspective urges patience and personal testimony over proof seeking. Faith is presented as an active choice shown by trusting Christ with life, not by laboratory experiments or logic alone. Pray daily for the buddy and seek opportune moments to share beliefs.
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Christ
God
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