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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1961
Page
4
A devotional prayer thanks God for outdoor beauty and sunlight and asks help to care for the earth. Signed by Dennis H. Cooke of High Point College North Carolina, director of teacher education.
The piece argues the Vienna show failed to soften Soviet goals and calls for Western unity to deter communism. It cites Roscoe Drummond and the Moscow manifesto of 1960, urging resolve against Khrushchev and the Red threat to Western values and freedom.
The do-something activists favor Latin land reform and new public works while warning of Castro communism. They support U S military preparedness and Pan American cooperation to halt imperialist communism if needed. President Eisenhower named Mayor Morrison as chief spokesman for the Organization of American States, signaling strong stance.
A meditation on universal trouble. The text argues trouble follows people to any location. It claims illnesses, strife, criticism, gossip, and conflicting ambitions persist wherever one lives and moving cannot fully escape them.
In Washington the Senate Foreign Relations Committee pressed Henry Labouisse to draft a stronger Latin America aid plan as it grilled a proposed 51 million dollar program. Drew Pearson notes Morrison as an envoy choice with Gulf Coast ties and backing from Latin business circles amid Havana Castro and Khrushchev Berlin rhetoric.
Commission of Money and Credit releases a two volume monument on the good and bad points of the financial system. It includes 87 recommendations and notes strong gains in private and public finance since 1900, urging federal regulation of life insurers and extended branch banking while warning on pension fund oversight.
The piece notes Morrison’s appointment by analysts as a potential hard-liner on Castro and Cuba. Sen. George Smathers pushes for a tougher stance while others urge speeches on democracy and aid. It argues for a blunt policy pairing power with reform aid in Latin America.
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