Decatur District Troopers Await Move to New HQ
State troopers in Decatur will relocate to a 5,000 building on U.S. 31 South in late June or early July. Capt. John Williams says furniture delays and paving hold the move, with a plan for ample offices, a lobby, radio room, restrooms, carport for six patrol cars, and a visitor parking area. The facility will house 22 troopers plus adetachment and includes a small dorm for on site or stranded travelers.
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U.S. 31 South
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State Highway Department
Flint City
Advanced Contractors Engineers, Inc
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Gadsden
Mobile
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Global coal shares by region stated
North America holds about 58 percent of the globe s coal reserves with Asia at 27 percent Europe at 10 percent and the remaining 5 percent found in other regions.
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Europe
World
Public Forum Letters From Decatur Daily Readers
Readers urge action on Vietnam, mock big power rhetoric, and discuss biblical long days. Glenda Yarbrough of Phil Campbell, H H Watson of Newton, and George F Raines of Decatur contribute viewpoints in June 1965 letters to The Decatur Daily.
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Hartselle
Alabama
Viet Nam
Johnson
U.S
Washington
Glenda Yarbrough
Phil Campbell
Decatur Daily
Decatur
Theodore Roosevelt
H. H. Watson
Newton
Mississippi
Josh
I. B. Bradley
Totten
Yale
Herodotus
Egypt
Yeo
Joshua
Palper
Inside Look at Sylvia Porter on Corporate Bigamy
Sylvia Porter surveys the mythic alibis of busy executives and their wives. Dr Mortimer Feinberg notes top leaders value their careers over marriage after decades, urging couples to reallocate time and affection through family focus and shared plans.
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Sylvia Porter
America
Mortimer R. Feinberg
Feinberg
Decatur Daily Opinion Note on Choosing Rewarding Paths
A reflective feature urges readers to seek the most rewarding life routes through personal effort. It argues perfection is unlikely but promises better outcomes than current public squabbles or stifling silences. The piece emphasizes proactive living and constructive choices.
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Decatur Daily
Hidden tensions test married partners in uneasy dialogue
A working wife reflects on marital strain and the need to confront unspoken issues. The piece suggests exposing alibis and facing truths together to determine the value of seemingly offered “cures.”
Titan 3C Rivalry Heats Up Over Space Boosters
Titan 3C, a 2.5 million pound thrust booster at Cape Kennedy, pits Air Force against NASA over solid versus liquid fuel. The Air Force argues for military uses and tighter control, while NASA leans on liquids for safety and manned flight. The conflict centers on propulsion philosophy, potential military applications, and the future of space power.
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