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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1965
Page
4
A Kiwanis Magazine cartoon prompts reflection on civic clubs undertaking many local projects. The piece contrasts a club member’s wish to recreate a giant fair with the reality that clubs sponsor numerous smaller efforts that touch residents’ lives.
Farmers in Alabama credit irrigation as the key to drought relief and crop protection. The piece recalls past rains following irrigation calls and suggests irrigation remains vital to communities dependent on agriculture.
The Hartselle City Council honoring Asa Rountree Jr. as State Aeronautics Director names the new $119,600 Hartselle Municipal Airport after him. The 3,600 foot paved runway and Alabama aviation growth under his leadership highlight a noted career of service and safety in the state.
Earl W. Mallick vice president for U S Steel spoke to the Public Relations Council of Alabama arguing for selling free enterprise as a system. He urged explaining what free enterprise is how it works and how it sustains high living standards and freedom.
Texarkana Texas this week will join Rep Wright Patman in attacking Federal Reserve Board chairman William McChesney Martin as an economic menace. Patman argues Fed policy raises interest costs, endangers schools, urban renewal, mass transit, and veterans benefits while scheming for broader Great Society job and spending programs.
Worry destroys happiness and signals inner turmoil. Worry makes you irritable and harms relations, lowers self esteem, and fuels negative thoughts. It weakens self confidence and fosters futility, harming overall happiness amid declared emergencies and emergency operations in the state.
President Johnson delivers a landmark pro Negro address at Howard University. He frames civil rights as equal opportunity and identifies poverty and schooling as key barriers while noting unemployment gaps and the disabling impact of centuries of oppression. Notably he cites higher Negro teen unemployment and urges persistent reform.
Marquis Childs reports on the challenge of reconciling 1945 ideals with a turbulent UN era as critics press America over its stance in the Dominican crisis and regional powers tests the world body. The piece notes funding battles, veto politics, and potential shifts to voluntary peacekeeping.
On June 9 1941 the War Department seized a California airplane plant at Inglewood as a strike threatened the defense program. Control was returned to owners July 2 after mediation. The date also notes Norway surrender in 1940 and a 1942 US UK combined Production and Resources board formation.
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