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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1965
Page
4
A historical summary discusses Mr. Johnson's remarks on inflation, wages, and tax policy. It notes predicted dividends from lower prices, more jobs, and production, plus concerns about Social Security tax increases and wage pressures. It also mentions the $6.3 billion fiscal year 1965 figure and debt nearing $319 billion.
A Missouri rural brief notes a highway safety motto from the National Foundation for Highway Safety and recounts a cartoonish anecdote about gloves and towels at a repair shop. It expounds on the 1940s debate over excluding foreign workers from farms and cites California and Florida as hardest hit.
Floods in eastern Colorado force 10 000 from homes and kill at least eight. Damage nears 102 million dollars and Colorado Governor seeks 31 million in federal disaster aid for 27 counties. The piece argues for nationwide river and flood control through dam systems to prevent future disasters.
Rep. Carl Elliott of Jasper hints at a 1963 gubernatorial run after a statewide primary loss. He criticizes Alabama education performance and slow industrial growth, citing 46 percent of young men failing draft tests in 1962. Decision on a campaign is expected in coming days.
Drew Pearson reflects on twenty years since the U N charter signing in San Francisco. He notes frustration over financial rifts and peacekeeping gaps, contrasts with past optimism, and recalls Bernard Baruch advice to President Truman about U S Russia relations and the rise of China as a potential future foe. He ends with a ray of optimism on UN efforts led by Paul Hoffman and the Marshall Plan legacy.
God designed dating to lead to marriage with love that includes respect for the partner. He urges young couples to pursue church activities and wholesome pastimes such as sports, fishing, and recreation, always honoring dignity and integrity. After marriage, delaying sexual intimacy strengthens the relationship and contributes to happiness.
Bernard Baruch’s career is framed as a triumph of personality over policy. The article details his acting voice in Senate hearings his deafness aiding his resolve his campaign fund raising generosity and broad friendships including with Harry Byrd Eleanor Roosevelt and press corps. It also highlights Hobcaw Barony his South Carolina estate and a memorable garden conversation with local Black residents.
Today is Friday June 25 1965 with 189 days left in the year. Notes recall 50 25 and 10 year anniversaries referencing Decatur events including booster band music for the Fourth of July Huntsville Decatur anniversary boat races opposition and highway construction milestones.
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