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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1967
Page
4
Fragmentary note from L and N Magazine recalling schooling in youth. Mentions radio era culture and education values. No clear names or dates. preserves a nostalgic snapshot of how schooling intersected with media in earlier decades.
The Economist in London argues that a winning side that denies mercy and crushes the loser deepens future conflict, warning against punitive settlements after Israel and future wars. The piece stresses restraint to avoid storing up trouble for decades.
A readers poll discusses uniform three day holidays and holiday usage. The article notes a 90a for Hoeget Utily and an opinion poll from This Week magazine citing 180 061 ballots in favor of uniform holidays and extra weekend opportunities.
Dr John H Southern spoke at the Tennessee ipy Association meeting in Hunts ment Division, Economic Research Service. He argued that public sector investment, including government funds, driven by state investments, explains much of California’s growth and attracted skilled people to the region.
A columnist outlines a plan for peace in the Near East advocating open cities including Jerusalem and Moscow as immune from war, and suggests turning to irrigation funding. It discusses Israel Jordan talks, refugee issues, and international control of the Suez Canal, arguing for a western funded, comprehensive approach to peace.
H L asks for view on Schonfield's claim that his Passover Plot uses scalars to demystify Setseal theories. The answer given is unclear and garbled.
The article discusses U.N. actions on Egypt's withdrawal request and the General Assembly. It cites Hammarskjold's 1957 memorandum and Thant's May 18 decision, noting the duty to defer to the U.N. General Assembly and Security Council for vital decisions, amid rapid mobilization and war.
Marquis Childs warns that nerve gas and other modern war agents threaten global civilization. He notes Egyptian use in Yemen, potential Sinai stores, and the arms race from World War I to Vietnam, urging leadership to halt toward total destruction.
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