Agricultural goals closer for Tennessee Valley in near future
Editorial urges readers to write letters on expanding the Auburn Extension Service in North Alabama. The plan would add staff and extend responsibility from 16 counties to 22, aiming to boost agricultural output potentially exceeding 1 billion dollars annually with extension aid enabling this growth.
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Tennessee Valley
North Alabama
Supreme Court Rebukes Alabama in TVA Pollution Case
The Supreme Court ruled that Alabama cannot regulate the Tennessee Valley Authority, confirming TVA remains independent from state controls. TVA will nonetheless meet established state anti pollution standards, not by obligation but by choice amid delays in antipollution equipment and differing feasible timelines.
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United States Supreme Court
Alabama
Tennessee Valley Authority
Kentucky
TVA
Supreme Court
Teton Dam disaster demands full investigation of cause
The exact cause of the Teton Dam breach remains unsolved after last Saturday's flood that killed at least nine and likely many more, wrecking thousands of homes and businesses. The Tennessee Valley region faces unprecedented flood losses, and a complete inquiry from planning to construction is essential to fix responsibility and prevent a repeat.
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Teton Dam
Tennessee Valley
TVA
Wheeler Dam
United States
Europeans question need for flu immunization plan
European public health experts question the wisdom of mass U.S. vaccination for a new influenza vaccine. They warn of adverse reactions, especially in under 16s, and note the high cost of 135 million dollars. Critics cite Fort Dix events and uncertain spread, while WHO’s Cockburn cautions some strains spread epidemics but others do not.
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United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Fort Dix
N.J
Center For Disease Control
U.S. Public Health Service
Atlanta
New Jersey
W. Charles Cockburn
World Health Organization
Cockburn
Farmers Petition Congress Over Wheat Market Losses
Two centuries ago in Loudoun County Virginia small tenant farmers petitioned the Continental Congress in Philadelphia seeking relief as wheat exports collapsed and their livelihoods became precarious due to lost foreign markets.
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Loudon County
Virginia
Continental Congress
Philadelphia
Telephone fight in Congress over home equipment choice
Washington coverage states a fierce push and counter push over consumers buying their own telephone gear versus using Bell System services. AT&T leaders lobbied lawmakers while FCC argues competition improves service, with key senators and reps drawn into the clash. Also notes Shelton’s move to Casablanca as new consul general after prior diplomatic misfires.
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Congress
Brouhaha
American Telephone and Telegraph
John deButts
Capitol Hill
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Bell System
Bell Bigwigs
Senate Commerce
Warren Magnuson
D.wash
Senate Communications
John Pastore
D’r. I
Deputts
Pastore
Vance Hartke
D.ind
Teno Roncalio
D.wye
At&t
New York State
Shelton
Turner Shelton
Nicaragua
Casablanca
U. S
Managua
Carter dominant candidate in post primary analysis
In San Francisco and nationwide, pundits see Carter of Georgia as the standout figure of the primaries. Ford, Reagan, and Humphrey trail in debate, while nonvoters linger undecided. Pros expect Carter to win the Democratic nomination and challenge Ford or Reagan in November.
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San Francisco
Reagan
Carter
Georgia
Ford
Humphrey
Ronald Reagan
Washington
California
Cromwell
Old Confederacy
Madison Square Garden
Aid to South Korea under fire in House debate
Congress frays over military aid to South Korea citing human rights abuses under Park Chung Hee. A June 2 reversal cuts the proposed 488 million dollar aid request to 290 million, with supporters arguing the North Korean threat requires sustained backing and critics warning aid helps an undemocratic regime.
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Washington
South Korea
Park Chung Hee
House International Relations Committee
Seoul
Ford Administration
House
Congress
White House
Illinois
Edward J. Derwinski
North Korea
Park
U.S
Korea
Far East
United States
Kim Dae Jung
Yung Po Sun
International Relations Committee
Republic of Korea
Fraser
Derwinski
Israel
Bahamas
Paul Findley
Ill
Findley
Heaven Memories Reimagined as Pure New Creation
A reader asks how memory works in heaven and whether past earthly life is remembered. The answer: heaven is utterly unlike earth, memories and minds are transformed. believers become new beings in a new creation, with no tears or mourning, and no earthly marriages or pasts retained.
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DR. Graham
Heaven
Earth
E. Y
Paul
Decatur Daily publisher notices and subscription rates
The Decatur Daily announces W. R. Shelton as founder editor with standard postal and press details. It lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions by mail and carrier, including trade zone and outside trade zone pricing and tax inclusions, along with statements on misstatement redress and AP association membership.
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