Mathews and Caddell leadership touted for state and nation
The article argues University of Alabama President David Mathews will likely become secretary of Health Education and Welfare, with Senate confirmation viewed as the main hurdle. It notes Decatur lawyer John Caddell may become the university’s chief executive, ensuring stable leadership during Mathews’ possible transition.
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University of Alabama
David Mathews
U.S. Department of Health Education and Welfare
Ford
Senate
Dr. Mathews
Decatur
John Caddell
Caddell
RA A L
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Mr. Caddell
Volunteers urged to resume Meals on Wheels deliveries
Volunteers needed as Meals on Wheels restarts after funding gaps. The program will serve about 700 elderly in Morgan and Lawrence counties with hot lunches five days a week, with home delivery for those unable to reach cafeterias. Start dates listed for Cherry Street School Hartselle Courtland and Moulton pending lunchroom renovations.
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Cherry Street
Hartselle
Courtland
Moulton
Morgan
Lawrence
Financial squeezes trigger police hiring curbs nationwide
A broad survey shows major U S cities cutting police hiring due to budget squeezes and reduced federal funds. In Cleveland crime rose 19.8 percent early this year as staff fell from 2,459 to 2,255. Dallas Los Angeles and Boston report freezes and slowed recruitment while Pittsburgh adds 50 officers after a surge in crime. Atlanta bucked the trend with a midyear crime drop and continued vacancy filled hiring.
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New York
Sc Uss
Philadelphia
Boston
Cleveland
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Houston
Dallas
Detroit
Gerald Rademaker
Rademaker
Lkaw Enforcement Assisance Administration
Robert J. di Grazia
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Ré Yainer Tan
Pittsburgh
Abraham Beame
New York City
Dan Cook
Readers defend Dr Mathews and urge homework on HEW pick
Norman C. Albright writes in support of Dr. David Mathews as secretary of HEW, praising his leadership and urging Mrs. Sally Rogers to do her homework. Separately Barry F. Moore offers motorcycle safety tips, stressing helmet use, riding rules, and caution on roads to prevent injuries and fatalities.
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Decatur
Ala
Decatur Daily
Sally Rogers
Rogers
David Mathews
University of Alabama
HEW
Mathews
Dr. Mathews
Mary
S. Houston St
Athens
The
American Motorcycle Association
Silence discipline echoes in Shaw and war anniversary
A quoted line from George Bernard Shaw celebrates silence as discipline while noting that 200 years ago the Continental Congress in Philadelphia adopted the Articles of War to regulate the new American Army.
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George Bernard Shaw
Continental Congress
When God Says No A Faithful Response to Unanswered Prayer
A reader shares how unanswered prayers can challenge faith. The author compares divine refusals to a parent protecting a child, urges confession of doubt, and suggests renewed service to restore peace and possibly later blessing.
K GB operations increase on Capitol Hill report
The KGB expands on Capitol Hill with agents in multiple guises seeking access to Congress and aides. It details Solomatin and Yakushkin as leaders, a spy ring on the Hill, and interest in SALT, MIRV, and US computer tech.
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K.G.B
Capitol Hill
Les Whitten
Washington
CIA
KGB
Boris Solomatin
U.s.-China
U.S
Congress
Soviet Union
Barry Goldwater
R.ariz
Yakushkin
Aristotle Onassis
Alexander
Don McCusker
Westerville
Ohio
Greece
Decatur Daily masthead and subscription rates
The article lists the Decatur Daily masthead noting W R Shelton as founder editor 1912 1924 and provides delivery and subscription details. It states publication in Decatur Alabama by Tennessee Valley Printing Co Inc and outlines membership in the Associated Press and pricing for daily and Sunday editions with annual and monthly rates.
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Decatur
Alabama
The
Tennessee Valley Printing CO Inc
Ala
Death penalty urged in Alabama by Melba Chenault
A letter from Melba Chenault of Danville Alabama argues for restoring the death penalty in Alabama to deter senseless killings. She asserts criminals rob and kill for thrill and cites Genesis 9 5 6 to support harsh punishment as a safeguard for families and neighbors.
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Decatur Daily
Alabama
Word Game MANAGED challenge for 23 plus roots
Daily Word Game asks players to find 23 or more four letter or longer words from MANAGED. Rules exclude four letter additions like bats or cats and forbid proper names. The list appears tomorrow with accepted word forms drawn from the provided letters.
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Christina Onassis
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Foreign Service Institute
James Frith
W. R. Shelton
Associated Press
Danville
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