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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1969
Page
4
Alabama launches an anti litter drive to clean more than 10 000 miles of rights of way at a cost of 882 500 dollars annually. Highway Director Bob Kendall says tickets up to 100 dollars and 30 days jail may be issued for littering as Col Floyd Mann enforces the law.
A good teacher combines sincerity passion and love for the subject and students. Jesus as master teacher entertained with clear eternal truths through parables and demonstrated compassion and authoritative certainty guiding learners with practical examples.
A Moscow professor argues Christ came from a distant planet and his ship near Bethlehem was mistaken for a star. The Izvestia piece notes the claim ties to Western theologians and Soviet atheism, while mocking the idea as a hair brain yarn.
The House Appropriations Committee cut 150000 from a planned permanent residence for the Vice President, sparking debate about fiscal restraint and political implications for Agnew. The panel also sliced HUD slum clearance funds and reduced transition money for Nixon and Agnew, reflecting shifting priorities.
David Lawrence argues that Nixon faces critics over troop withdrawals while Hanoi shows no reciprocity. The column recalls 1917 entry into WWI and warns isolationism could invite broader conflict, urging continued pressure on North Vietnam and broader Asian security implications.
The Decatur Daily states misstatement of fact is never intentional and invites readers to report errors for full investigation. It outlines prompt redress and emphasizes thorough handling. Subscription rates by mail are listed for daily and Sunday editions with monthly options and rural mail pricing.
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