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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1973

Page

4

Nixon Ordered Chicago Crackdown as Vengeance, Sources Say

Washington reports Nixon urged a federal probe of Chicago corruption to settle the 1960 election dispute with Kennedy. A special strike force targeted Daley machine figures, yielding Kerner’s 17-count conviction and hinting at broader indictments. The CIA notes link Black September to Palestinian factions in Jordan and Saudi tensions.

Jack Anderson Washington Nixon Chicago John F. Kennedy Illinois Richard Daley White House Justice Department Daley Otto Kerner Air Force One John Ehrlichman James Thompson Thompson Northern Illinois Edward Barrett Cook County Central Intelligence Agency Khartoum U. S Cleo Noel, Jr CIA Hussein Jordan al-Fatah Tis Fedayeen Fatah Europe America Wafsi Tell Cairo Saudi Arabia Faisal Shanquili Riyadh al-Abu Ayyad

Dress Code Debate at Elkmont High School Probed by Board

Opinion piece urges Limestone County Board of Education to set a uniform dress code for Elkmont East Limestone and Tanner High Schools, arguing the board must decide and fairly enforce to avoid harm and restore calm. It notes the principal enforces policies and urges timely, rational action by the board. The second section urges community blood donation, promoting Red Cross drives and a weekly blood collection program to save lives.

Frank Dawson Limestone Board of Education Elkmont High School Board of Education Elkmont East Limestone High School Tanner High School Red Cross Cain St

Agnew Brushes Off 1976 Speculation As Ridiculous

Vice President Agnew dismisses talk of a 1976 match with John Connally as meaningless for now. He stays flexible, focuses on current duties, avoids leading any political organization, and warns supporters prefer declared candidates. He notes taxes, foreign policy, and arms talks as priorities while ruling out early engagement in 1976 politics.

James Reston New York Times News Service Washington Agnew John Connally Edmund Muskie Connally Ronald Reagan California Nelson Rockefeller Reagan Rockefeller United States Soviet Union

ITT Responds To Anderson Charge

ITT vice president R G Bateson rebuts Jack Anderson column linking ITT to Watergate and Chilean embassy break ins. He counters memo by Jerome Levinson calling allegations circumstantial and unfounded, says ITT did not hire Hunt or any Mission Impossible team and has cooperated with Senate Foreign Relations Committee inquiries.

R. G. Bateson International Telephone and Telegraph Corp Jack Anderson Decatur Daily ITT Mr. Bateson Jerome Levinson Senate Foreign Relations Committee Levinson TTT E. Howard Hunt Mission Impossible Subcommittee

Thoughtful Reflection on Self Identity

A reflective quote urges focusing on the self while acknowledging different viewpoints. It emphasizes introspection and personal perspective as a guiding principle for understanding thoughts and actions.

Gun Class All Time Low Route 2 Hartselle Alabama

A March 1973 letter to the editor questions a gun safety program for youths ages 7 to 14 and condemns teaching weapon use. The writer, Pastor Don E. Ray, contrasts American democratic values with gun instruction and urges communities to protect children from violence.

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My Answer on Tithing and Budgeting Faithfully

Billy Graham counsels readers on managing money and tithing when finances are tight. He urges viewing money as God’s entrusted value, giving 10 percent from gross income through the church, and trusting God beyond arithmetic certainty. He emphasizes faith over guaranteed outcomes and seeing tithing as worship.

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Decatur Daily Publication Listing and Rates

W. R. Shelton founded and edited from 1912 to 1924 in Decatur Alabama. Published by Tennessee Printing Co Inc. P O Box 1527. Subscriptions: 30 or 32 dollars per year, carrier delivery four dollars and twenty cents.

W. R. Shelton Decatur Alabama The Tennessee Printing Co., Inc P.O. Box Ala MAM

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Limestone County By Higo Congress Anderson Gotthold Lessing Fredrick J. Bonfils Hartselle Don E. Ray Forest Chapel United Methodist Church Era Conway Thomason B. H. Russell Billy Graham M.A Associated Press
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