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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1967
Page
4
Alabama Senate bill by Senators Bailes and Dominick targets low power trucks carrying sand gravel slag or similar loads that spill contents endangering motorists and pedestrians The measure cites incidents on Highway 67 and seeks stricter controls to prevent wind blown material on roads
Allan Shivers, president of the US Chamber of Commerce, praises the restoration of the seven percent investment tax credit. He warns the deflationary pause during suspension could have harmed growth, noting Congress acted to resume industrial plant construction and expansion for a healthier national economy.
Dartmouth colleges judicial and administrative bodies issued a joint ruling eight days after Gov. George Wallace visit. Students found overtly participating in the disturbance will be suspended or denied good standing, reflecting a formal disciplinary stance by the university.
Drew Pearson outlines how Israel struck first by sending 100000 reserves home, deceiving Nasser and Jordan. Dayan and Rabin are credited with strategic leadership as Israeli air power and radar tricks disabled rivals. Soviet and Nazi-era arms losses and captures boosted the win amid Jewish resolve to fight.
A fragment cites Luke 13 5 on repentance and notes calls to blame God after disasters. It questions why God permits tragedy and mentions the tower of Siloam as an example of unseen cause and consequence.
A fragment urges the reader to recall a cleaning woman visiting yesterday. The tone implies personal annoyance or surprise at a domestic disturbance.
Friction in the United States grows as Congress considers a projected federal crime to travel between states to incite riots and violence. The administration and some lawmakers fear overreach, while the Supreme Court has rejected a free speech loophole. Congress may act to empower federal enforcement and deter provocative organizers.
Marquis Childs weighs the president and Premier Kosygin as they face a potential crisis in the Middle East. Johnson must articulate a lay of territorial integrity amid war's aftermath while Kosygin relies on a hard line. The scene unfolds as the General Assembly weighs Israel, Egypt, and Syria.
Today is June 21 1967 the 172nd day of the year with 193 days remaining The highlight notes the year historically when the U S Constitution went into effect on this date in 1788 and mentions Caaie ne a placeholder text follows the date line.
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