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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1969

Page

4

Opinion on 10 percent surcharge shows mounting opposition

The piece notes growing discontent over the 10 per cent surcharge as June 30 looms and Congress may not extend. It cites lobbying by the Nixon Administration and a tight House vote anticipated by Wilbur Mills. It contrasts public anger with GOP and Democrat support and argues ending the Vietnam War could ease the surcharge burden.

Nixon Congress House Ways and Means Committee Wilbur Mills Mills New York Times Johnson

Embrace your job as a chance to witness for Christ

The adviser says labor is honorable and not wrong, urges staying in the shop to be a gospel witness. He argues Christians should not abandon work for pious refuge and suggests sharing Jesus as Savior, using the profanity as incentive for gratitude for the change God has made.

A.M Jesus Christ

Decatur Letter Supports James McDonald's Liquor Legalization

A Decatur reader, a US serviceman and citizen, writes in to back James McDonald's drive to legalize liquor. He argues the dry issue infringes constitutional rights and recalls founding principles beyond personal religious beliefs.

Decatur Alabama James McDonald United States of America Morgan County

Rights to drink and freedom of choice in Morgan County

Sgt Roy F Woods Jr argues for individual liberty against local dry county laws. He accuses representatives Doss and Slate of placing political futures over conscience, urging Morgan County voters to demand stand up principles and reelect them only if they act rightly.

Reps. Doss Slate Morgan County Sgt Roy F. Woods Jr APO San Francisco

Nixon weighs civil rights czar to unify federal policy

Washington Merry-Go-Round reports President Nixon plans a civil rights coordinator to align enforcement across Justice, Labor, Transportation, Health Education and Welfare, Housing Urban Development and related agencies. A cabinet council might be created to oversee civil rights planning with a single lead.

Nixon Urban Affairs Council

Viewpoint by David Lawrence on Nixon Vietnam policy clash

A Riverside essay argues the Senate pressures the President over Vietnam peace talks at Midway with Thieu. Critics accuse Nixon of shaping policy, while Rogers defends fair election ideals and coalition tones. Republicans hope war-criticism fades before 1970 campaigns.

Nixon Air Force Academy Colorado Springs Teddy Kennedy Kennedy Hamburger Hill Hubert Humphrey Teddy White House Washington United States Senate Mike Mansfield Montana Thieu South Vietnam Albert Gore Tennessee Pacific Ocean Gore J. William Fulbright Arkansas Mr. Nixon Presy Paris U. S Congress North Vietnam Vietnam William P. Rogers U.S Saigon America Henry Cabot Lodge Midway U. S. Senate Southeast Asia Publishers-Hall Syndicate Eisenhower Adlai Stevenson Fulbright Humphrey

Mains Named Officer in Charge for Consumer Food Programs Birmingham

Russell H. James announces Jimmy D. Mains as Officer-in-Charge of the Consumer Food Programs field office in Birmingham. Mains will coordinate food stamp activities in Jefferson, Morgan, Tuscaloosa and Walker counties, replacing Thomas R. Dees who moved to the District office.

Russell H. James USDA Consumer Food Programs Southeast Jimmy D. Mains Consumer Food Programs Birmingham Mains Jefferson Morgan Tuscaloosa Walker Counties Anniston Alabama Thomas R. Dees

Publisher details and subscription rates for Decatur paper

The notice lists R Shelton founder editor 1912 1924 and NG CO INC P O BOX 1527 Decatur Ala. It notes circulation via mail daily and Sunday rates 38 outside trade zone 32, carrier delivery 25 yearly and 240 monthly, with tax indicated. Member AP and NYT News Service.

R. Shelton Stunden P.O. Box Decatur ALA

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