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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1964
Page
4
Rabies in humans has no cure and treatment is ineffective once symptoms appear. Emphasis on preventing exposure is urged, placing responsibility on pet owners to keep animals vaccinated and protected from rabies.
Stewart Udall, secretary of the interior, faces the Indian poverty crisis with economic and cultural dimensions. He notes fluctuating policies from assimilation to self government, cites 50 percent unemployment, poor housing, 60 percent high school dropout rate, and a 42 year average death on reservations. Johnson aims to lift Indians toward the American standard of living.
Report outlines infighting among Rockefeller Nixon Scranton Romney and Ike as Goldwater pursues a brief general platform. It notes moderates complain of being sidelined while Goldwater rejects detailed principles and seeks party unity. IBM’s big 1964 computer deal and Defense Dept purchases follow.
The text outlines seven self discipline guidelines to express maturity. It emphasizes doing necessary work without haste, focusing on tasks, avoiding daydreaming, resolving problems before leaving them, committing fully to efforts, not quitting after mistakes, and enduring current sacrifices for future gain.
Washington gossip centers on whether Robert F. Kennedy will run for New York Senate or be Johnson’s vice presidential pick. The piece notes cross over voting risks in New York, Keating’s stance, and possible Kennedy timelines toward the presidency, with references to Salinger and Humphrey as alternatives.
President Johnson appoints Homer H. Budge of Idaho to the Securities and Exchange Commission amid Senate protests from Democrats. The choice delights Wall Street who see reform potential under Cary but alarms Idaho Democrats wary of Budge’s hard line on civil rights and government spending.
On this date in 1836 Arkansas joined the Union as the 25th state. Magna Charta was signed in 1215 at Runnymede. Washington took command in 1775. Oregon boundary treaty in 1846. In 1940 Germany outflanked the Maginot Line. 1945 Allies captured Ribbentrop in Hamburg. Ten years ago ICJ ruled on gold dispute. Five years ago USAF plane attacked near Wonson. One year ago riot in Jackson following Medgar Evers funeral.
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