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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1965
Page
4
A 1964 Religions Feature from a Natural Council of Churches profiles interfaith efforts and ecumenical outreach. The piece surveys shared goals, community programs, and voices from diverse faiths shaping dialogue.
A Florence State study estimates about 3.7 million dollars in local spending can be attributed to the college. The analysis excludes additional contributions from parents, alumni, and visitors tied to college activity.
Former Florida governor LeRoy Collins urged Bar Association members to back the Great Society anti poverty drive. He argued the nation has wealth and know how to end hunger disease and poverty, calling this generation a turning point and urging belief that democracy must prove itself by lifting the poor with opportunity and push from society.
Washington debates whether to bomb Hanoi anti aircraft bases while Soviet MiG 21s and 50 MiG 19 fighters arrive in North Vietnam. The White House weighs striking on ground targets and cutting routes to China as Soviet officials warn of war, despite public calls for restraint.
The article argues Christians need not abandon their professions to preach. All believers are witnesses and ministers in daily life, with each person first serving Christ in their chosen vocation. The church’s paid preachers are separate, but every Christian should proclaim God's love and grace.
Budapest authorities have increased safety measures after 58 year old bystander Zoltan Botar was struck and killed during a shot put event. MTI reported the incident prompts stricter rules for bystanders, outsiders, coaches, and officials at venues where dangerous activities occur.
Economist Walter E. Hoadley notes consumer credit rising about twice income gains and public debt swelling from 434 billion to 1.3 trillion over two decades. He warns of unsustainable borrowing and possible corrections as banks face failures, bankruptcies, and rising wage and price pressures.
An analysis notes official caution over easy credit and warns that banks can multiply loans from reserves. It cites Federal Reserve Chairman Martin urging restraint to prevent overexpansion, with politics complicating timely policy action. The piece runs in the New York Herald Tribune in 1965.
Marquis Childs notes Robert Kennedy mobilizes intense operation in his New York office as a potential 1968 or 1972 presidential bid looms. He compares Kennedy’s drive to John F. Kennedy’s earlier pace, outlines party challenges in New York City and national states, and mentions Edward and Teddy Kennedy while assessing Republican gains and Democratic vulnerabilities.
Fifty years ago in Decatur a local resident grew tomatoes reaching six and a half inches in diameter marking a champion size.
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