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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1965
Page
4
The Cherryvale Kansas Republican notes a lighthearted moment when a patron finishes a sack of peanuts during a movie, describing it as one of the happiest endings on screen.
The Department of Commerce reports 1964 motor vehicle registrations at 86,297,133, up 3,575,485 from 1963. The national increase equals 43 percent, while Alabama climbs seven percent and Alaska leads with nine percent growth.
The Senate adopted a resolution honoring Helen Keller for her work with health and medical research, and for aiding handicapped education and rehabilitation. Keller, born in Tuscumbia Alabama, lives at Ivy Green, a State Shrine, and is celebrated as a symbol of faith, courage, and service.
A June report from the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta states that the Sixth District Alabama Florida Georgia Louisiana Mississippi and Tennessee shows rising construction and bank credit with employment gains and lower insured unemployment. Consumers spend modestly and farm rain setbacks persist, while the Fed cautions one economist’s critique of the market is merely an opinion against the district’s actual conditions.
The Inter state Commerce Commission begins final hearings on June 16 over the merger of the Northern Pacific and the Great Northern railroads. Wall Street favors the merger, while Montana and neighboring states oppose. The Justice Department challenges ICC hearings as biased. The piece also covers debate over military head of the FAA and Gen. McKee's potential appointment with a $38,404 package.
The counselor urges not to fear judgment for past church absence. Jesus forgives and welcomes repentant believers, as in Peter’s denial. If you love Christ, you will return and serve, obeying His commands.
Dr. Norman Vincent Peale recalls a Sunday sermon in a German Army chapel. The Texan chaplain urged practical living and love of life, urging honesty, wonder at creation, and tackling hard problems to unleash latent greatness. He cited biblical guidance to seek peace and avoid evil.
In a 1965 syndicated piece William S. White argues Brazil catalyzed a Latin led Inter American peacekeeping force in the Dominican Republic. He lauds Castello Branco and Juracy Magalhaes for rejecting non intervention as a weapon and credits Brazil with steering toward a shared security model against covert Communist aggression.
On June 13 1965 history notes mark the flag displayed from the Statue of Liberty for Charles Lindbergh in 1927 and Ottawa opening Canada’s Parliament in 1841. Other facts include 1933 NIRA passage 1940 Paris open city and 1945 Truman Big Three peace talks.
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