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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1962
Page
4
The infamous figure resurfaces on front pages by renewing the threat to sign a separate peace treaty with East Germany. Authorities and allies are too occupied for a summit, so he reverts to familiar propaganda to stay in the spotlight.
Milk output rose three percent in 1961 from 1960 across Alabama Florida Georgia Louisiana Mississippi and Tennessee according to the Sixth Federal Reserve District. Output per cow in 1962 is expected to exceed the 4658 pound average of 1961. Farmers in Morgan Lawrence Limestone and Cullman counties are urged to consider dairying with markets financing and profitable income available. County agents are urged to provide the full story.
In a column from The Annigton Star, the writer notes the aggressive Chicago coverage of Billy Graham’s revival at Soldiers Field, with crowd counts reaching 116000 and 167thousand conversions. The piece compares modern America to Rome, cites Gibbon, and criticizes late 20th century urban vice and sensational media.
Washington's Byrd, long influential chair of the Senate Finance Committee, opposes the administration tax bill and any across the board tax cut that risks a budget deficit. The Virginia Democrat has stood against deficit spending, helped resist racial integration, and remains a pivotal conservative voice in national debates.
A brief. list of twelve personal vows promoting sincerity, high-mindedness, selflessness, friendliness, good sportsmanship, understanding, dependability, goodwill, tolerance, balance, gentleness and joy for harmonious living. These maxims emphasize personal character and communal harmony.
Washington report notes Everett Dirksen led opposition to Kefauver reforms with drug industry backing. He sent Lloyd Cutler and Marshall Hornblower to a private Senate meeting to propose 12 amendments. The piece cites campaign contributions from Olin-Mathieson executives and outlines broader calls for federal drug supervision and price reductions.
Hornblower nicknamed Whistle led horn blowing while drug reform talks stalled. A New York Stock Exchange survey shows 17 million Americans own stock in 1962, with 4.5 million in paper losses and 1.5 million with real losses. Ownership expands nationwide with urban shifts, mutual funds promotion, and higher average stockholder age.
CAPE CANAVERAL AP remote radio launch system will fire Minuteman missiles once underground silos are ready in 1962. Command signals travel up to 10 miles from buried control centers to antennas near the silos. Radio waves bend along the ground to buried receiving antennas making jamming or sabotage nearly impossible.
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