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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1963
Page
4
The remark asserts that only time can remove DeGaulle as a stumbling block to a unified Western European defense. It claims his stance will not change and implies continued friction in aligning Allied strategy.
The Selma Times Journal editorial urges greater support for the statewide three million dollar Alabama 4-H Club Foundation drive. It notes Marengo County has raised 13,051, contrasts Dallas County’s weak response, and cites the need for facilities, an endowment, and expanded camp programs to benefit 133,000 4-Hers across Alabama.
Washington notes that Kennedy and Khrushchev face parallel pressures from domestic troubles and global leadership crises. De Gaulle's push toward independent French nuclear strength tests Western unity, prompting Kennedy to confront Gaullism as an irresponsible path for the West.
The piece urges recognizing both good and bad in people and focuses on improving one’s better traits to build happiness, confidence, and harmony at home. It counsels building relations around positive qualities of oneself and family, while leaving negative traits to diminish over time.
Drew Pearson notes Kennedy will visit Berlin beside the Freedom Bell plaque and Gen. Lucius Clay as West Berlin faces a test of the American University speech. The future of Moscow Beijing talks may hinge on how Kremlin moderates respond to the olive branch amid West Berlin tensions.
Governor George Wallace opened his first clemency hearing since taking office as James Cobern 37 asked for mercy in the Kilby Prison death case. Cobern was convicted of robbery and the slaying of Mamie Bell Walker at a Selma tavern with her mutilated body found in December 1959. A decision date was not announced.
Sylvia Porter explains how a "Tip Pack" gift helps first time travelers manage foreign currencies and tipping customs. The article outlines a $10 foreign currency mix plus conversion tables and size guides to ease purchases, tipping, and dress sizes across England France and the Continent.
The NASA barge Palaemon, based at Marshall Space Flight Center, left New Orleans for Cape Canaveral to pick up a Saturn I booster and return to Huntsville. Arrival at Canaveral is planned June 29 or 30 with a 12 day return voyage. The booster will undergo vibration and bending tests in MSFC dynamics test stand to simulate the sixth Saturn I flight SA-6.
In Kentucky twenty counties and two cities are named for former governors of the state, reflecting local memory of political leadership across the commonwealth. The AP report notes a broad pattern of naming that honors past governors in regional geography.
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