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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1966
Page
4
The Highway Safety Act to be voted on by Congress would coordinate federal state county and city efforts to attack all causes of traffic accidents and reduce crash totals.
Paul Garner of the University of Alabama after a two week visit to South Korea says the nation remains a strong ally and aid to the United States. He notes 22,000 Korean soldiers in Vietnam with 11,000 more on the way and praises Korea as a growing democracy on the road to peace.
City urges citizens to imitate a Louisiana farmer who beautified the Great River Road. E R McDonald planted trees and flowers, drawing visitors and business, proving beauty can boost economy. Decatur residents encouraged to start small sprucing efforts at home or business.
The article reports on mysterious double sealed envelopes sent to Senator Dodd by Julius Klein and relates exchanges over stolen documents during Dodd hearings. It details Dodd's use of Klein's speeches, including several dated instances, and notes aides and colleagues debating the matter. It also recounts anecdotes involving Senators Morse and Bridges and a Johnson administration exchange.
A religious dialogue explains that wickedness stems from human choice not God. God provided transformation through Jesus Christ and salvation remains available to those who believe. The speaker cites John 3 16 and Revelation 12 12 to discuss prophecy and enduring faith.
Bill, a former top executive embittered by a byword of betrayal, seeks help from Dr. Peale. He learns to replace selfish drive with spiritual guidance and prayer for rivals. Months later he enjoys a new career and a healthier outlook as he is under new management.
UFS reports Nixon would likely win the 1968 GOP nomination if held soon, backed by Boosters Club fundraising and early campaigning. Romney emerges as chief moderate rival, with Scranton and Scott pushing party cohesion amid Goldwater fallout and internal debates over strategy and organization.
Eighty five members of National Guard Company E leave Decatur railroad station for Montgomery mobilization camp. Merchant C J Owens gifts each guard member a pack of smoke sticks before departure.
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