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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1958
Page
4
Senator Knowland argues a weak economy hurt his California primary result. He says voters follow their pocketbooks into the polls as the campaign winds down.
Opinion piece argues against Alaska statehood citing small population, potential push for Puerto Rico and Guam, and anti imperialism stance. It notes the strong opposition from Southern legislators and warns of broader territorial ambitions and future Canada's ties.
A well financed tourism board urges Alabama to coordinate a decade long state effort to capture part of the 18 billion national tourism market. Emphasis is on parks historic sites TVA lakes Gulf Coast and state parks with public private funding to build facilities and promote Alabama as a destination.
Columnist examines Cyrus Eaton as an American capitalist pushing for friendly Soviet relations and questions his views on combating Communism. He notes Eaton’s temperate statements amid sharp contrasts with Dulles Khrushchev and Kaiser analogies, and calls for clearer analysis of long term economic solutions.
Prime Minister Macmillan and President Eisenhower aired economic and diplomatic rifts in talks. They urged expanded world trade, a new summit with Russia, and joint steps on disarmament while stressing private investment and balance in the economic game.
A reflective essay compares living wisely to earning money and warns against chasing wealth at the cost of values. It cites Steinmetz on happiness, critiques Cyrus Eaton’s remarks about the FBI, and contrasts American rights with Soviet oppression using contemporary headlines and a 1958 King Features Syndicate context.
The GOP plans a three day campaign school at Washington's Statler Hotel for 48 state chairmen. Experts teach media use, organizing, direct mail, polling, and labor outreach to target union voters. Edward J. Ray opens Thursday with case studies from 1956 and Eisenhower era labor gains.
New York columnist Boyle argues men fail with women due to flattery and pedestal behavior. He claims women seek desirability over character and advise exposing themselves to admiration while never looking back.
The board of Investors Selective Fund Inc has declared a regular quarterly dividend of 11 cents per share. It will be paid June 12, 1958 to shareholders of record at the close of business May 29, 1958. This is the 49th consecutive dividend.
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