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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1966
Page
4
A 1964 religious feature from the National Council of Churches explores ecumenical efforts and interfaith cooperation. It highlights church programs, community outreach, and the role of churches in social issues of the era.
The Orlando Sentinel notes that despite 103 Alabama deaths in Vietnam no draft card burnings or antiwar demonstrations are remembered in the state. It contrasts communism and Christianity, suggesting love versus hate as driving forces.
Senator Sparkman sets out arguments for the rent supplement program as a privately funded housing alternative. He notes eligibility restrictions, income limits in Birmingham and other Alabama towns, and compares costs and tax effects with public housing. He cites support from conservative private groups and outlines who qualifies for occupancy.
Washington reports Lt. Gen. Mendel Rivers, chair of the House Armed Services Committee, is hospitalized at Bethesda after a documented drinking episode. The committee and an $18 billion defense bill stalled as Rivers sobers up and staff steer meetings.
A student questions God’s love and damnation. The speaker cites John 3 16 and John 3 17 to argue that God sent His Son to save the world, not condemn it, and that belief determines condemnation while stressing God’s just nature.
A Rhodesian prime minister's aide notes U.S. opposition to a Rhodesian cabinet minister touring the United States to present its case. The letter urges White House representations, while Rhodesia critics warn of apartheid risk and predict changes under pressure.
William S White argues that military and political gains in South Viet Nam temper doom talk about a Buddhist coup. He notes Buddhists gain influence, domestic primary elections favor anti communist stance, and international sentiment shifts toward restraint. He emphasizes ongoing divisions and the need for collective security.
Fifty years ago Pete Bal las restaurant owner helped provide barbecue for a Fourth of July picnic at Oakland Park while Rev R F Stuckey led a tent meeting on Jackson Street The civic committee discussed a flagpole at the Morgan County courthouse ten years ago a Bell company lot was bought for a dial equipment building and the school system began a gas heating upgrade In 1964 about 604000 Americans aged 14 to 24 left high school before completion
The city council approved spending 4700 dollars for a Burroughs bookkeeping and billing machine, subject to Water and Gas Board approval. The session also approved installing a traffic light at the end of Will Street.
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