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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1964
Page
4
Federal Judge H. H. Grooms of Birmingham dismissed Basil Banks Huntsville realtor's suit and warned Colbert County Republican officials to justify moving TVA offices or face dismissal.
The piece argues Gov. Bill Scranton speaks too freely amid the Republican nomination fight, claiming he lacks timely momentum and could threaten a vice presidential nod. It contrasts Scranton’s outbursts with Goldwater’s more cautious stance and notes growing rifts with the conservative wing.
The piece argues that Alabama will abandon state action on reapportionment and congressional redistricting, urging courts to act after decades of legislative delay. It notes losses of three Alabama congressmen Frank Boykin Albert Rains and Carl Elliott and warns of further harm without judicial intervention.
Roy Wilkins of the NAACP met Rep. Emanuel Celler to discuss keeping Negro militants under control during the summer. He warned that militant fringe groups could boost Barry Goldwater and undermine moderate progress on civil rights, urging federal enforcement and voluntary compliance.
The text argues death is unavoidable yet should not be feared. It urges embracing the present, making the most of time and abilities, learning from mistakes, and striving for better character and helpfulness. The key idea is to live well daily as if no other chance remains.
The text urges embracing life to reduce death anxiety and suggests living today in a way that brings future gratitude. It adds a note that the National Park Service offers camping facilities in 76 parks, linking purposeful living with accessible outdoor recreation.
Dr Norman Vincent Peale recounts a healing tale where a limp vanished after a pastor helps a mother confront hatred toward her daughter and son in law The story emphasizes that hateful attitudes block happiness and health and that forgiveness and prayer can restore well being.
President Johnson appoints Gen Maxwell Taylor and Alexis Johnson to Saigon to present a unified U S stance in Viet Nam ending interservice conflict. The move signals a hard line to Communist China and shifts U S diplomacy toward a single voice, with Lodge returning to domestic politics.
Highlights include the 1778 Battle of Monmouth and Molly Pitcher seen loading cannons, Victoria’s 1838 coronation, the 1914 assassination spark to World War I, the 1919 Versailles Treaty, 1940 Channel Islands bombing, 1944 Dewey nomination, and recent Cold War exchanges involving Chou En Lai, Khrushchev, and Nehru.
Palisades Amusement Park in Palisade New Jersey employs staff speaking 27 languages. Park president Irving Rosenthal says they can communicate with parents of lost children in languages from Russian to Swahili, helping the child wait comfortably for guardians.
The text notes that adding 10 to 15 percent chromium to ordinary steel yields a range of stainless steel products. It emphasizes the role of chromium in producing corrosion resistant alloys.
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