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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1968
Page
4
The notice salutes W. R. Shelton as founder and editor of the paper from 1912 to 1924. It marks his death and recalls his long leadership role shaping the publication. The item highlights his journalistic contributions and the era of his guidance.
An editorial argues that Congress must balance protecting American cotton and textile industries with broader trade needs. It cites Dr. M K Horne of the National Cotton Council on import competition and urges restraint, while recognizing the necessity of diplomacy and compromise in U S relations with other nations.
The text argues that God’s mercy has no age limit and invites all, including the elderly, to seek salvation. It notes the thief on the cross as an example of immediate forgiveness, stating that genuine repentance is never too late and that Jesus will not cast out those who come to him.
A column argues that college campuses must be governed strictly with force if needed. It cites the University of South Carolina policy allowing suspensions and expulsions for disruption and defends firm action against protests. The piece contrasts USC with a recent Columbia University incident and ends with a Kennedy family message of faith and resolve.
A Washington column outlines the SDS led by Mark Rudd plotting at Columbia. It details a five phase strategy from organization to mass action aimed at ending university war involvement and culminates in a March referendum and April student strike.
David Lawrence argues this era shows rising misbehavior under free speech. He cites riots and court actions, notes the Kennedy assassination impact, and warns that violence endangers campaigns and democratic debate while urging stronger rule of law and civil order.
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