America Has A Sickness Which We Must Eliminate
Editorial argues that America is not inherently sick but acknowledges serious flaws. It rebukes the idea of a national sickness after Kennedy and King’s assassinations and praises the country’s overall decency while urging focus on dangerous minority groups and criminal elements challenging the law.
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America
Tichtingham News
President Johnson
Iain Rusk
Congress
Vale
Robert F. Kennedy
Sen. Kennedy
Martin Luther King
Birmingham News
United States of America
John F. Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Etowah County Celebrates 100 Years With City Wide Events
Etowah County invites all to Gadsden Alabama for a four day celebration June 26 to July 4 marking a century of American history. A time capsule buried on the courthouse lawn will be opened in 2068 containing items of interest for future generations.
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James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King
Ray
Linddn
Fedeal Bureau of Investigation
James Earl
Etowah County
Gadsden
Alabama
Court House Lawn
Republic Steel
Evangelism as Proclamation of Good News
The word evangelism traces to apostolic times with the term evangel as good news. Evangelism means telling the gospel of Christ, not Christian ethics or doctrinal teaching. Every Christian is called to be an evangelist bearing the message that Christ died for sins and rose again.
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Apostolic Times
Emps
Asia Minor
Christ
Rockefeller Campaign Spending Seen At Three to Four Million
A New York AP report notes Rockefeller’s advertising drive to sway delegates could total 3 to 4 million dollars. Critics say the public should focus on money sources and influence rather than the amount spent.
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New York
Associated Press
Rockefeller
TV Violence Surges as Networks Resume Full Schedules
Drew Pearson and Jack Anderson report networks eased past the Kennedy assassination shock to resume violent TV shows including The Avengers Guns of Will Sonnett and Mannix. The piece lists sponsors for top violent programs and urges public pressure on advertisers to curb children's exposure.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
ABC
FBI
Will Sonnett
NBC
CBS
National Association For Better Broadcasting
Frank Orme
Association
Orme
Kennedy
Better Broadcasting Group
The
Avengers
NABB
American Home Products
American Tobacco
Armour
Beecham
California
Prune
Carnation
Champion Spark Plug
Colgate-Palmolive
DuPont
General Electric
Goodyear Tire
S.C. Johnson
L&m Tobacco
Mennen
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Polaroid
Proctor & Gamble
Sterling Drug
Studebaker
Sunbeam
Wm. Underwood
Warner-Lambert
Yardley
London
Felony
Supreme Court Allows Aid to Children of Illicit Couples
Supreme Court rules Alabama may not deny Aid to Dependent Children based on a mother's illicit relationship with a non-father. The unanimous decision says federal law intends "parent" to include those with a legal duty of support, not substitute fathers. The ruling impacts tens of thousands of families and money used for child welfare.
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Washington
Supreme Court
United States
High Court
Asia
Tore Christ
lvBama
Gible
Alabama
Uanimous Court
Congress
Sylvester Smith
Selma
Ala
Williams
Mr. Williams
Mrs Smith
Publishers-Hall Syndicate
Decatur Daily Masthead Notice and Rates
Public information notice of the Decatur Daily's publication details and misstatement policy. Subscription rates by mail and carrier delivery terms are listed, including daily and Sunday editions, trade zone pricing, and tax inclusions.
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Decatur Daily
Decatur
The
Tennessee Valley Printing Co., Inc
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Alberto Culver
American Motors
American Oil
Anheuser-Busch
Beecham Products
Black Drug
Buick
Colgate- Palmolive
Formula 409
Gallo Winery
General Foods
S. C.’ Johanson
Norwich Pharmhacal
FCC
Federal Communications Commission
Kenneth Cox
Nick Johnson
Johnson
Johnson-Cox
Siewpoint
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David Lawrence
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New York Times News Service
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