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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1963
Page
4
The special session opens Tuesday as Alabama faces a debated education funding plan. The editorial urges a bold $50 million need with tax options including a statewide one cent sales tax and repeal ofFederal tax deductions, linking education quality to economic growth and state competitiveness.
Washington analysis notes Sen John Williams Delaware may boost Rep Adam Clayton Powell by spotlighting Powell's spending from the Education and Labor Committee. It contrasts other committee funding and highlights tensions within the Negro minority amid slow integration progress and political maneuvering.
Living Today by Arlie B Davidson offers guides on effective speaking. It emphasizes poise, low opening pitch, fluent delivery, clear enunciation, appropriate voice projection, and expressive gestures to convey true meaning.
Kennedy discusses tax cuts and Medicare with AFL-CIO leaders at the White House lunch and warns of Democratic obstruction in Congress. He rejects a 35 hour week yet backs reforms, while labor leaders push a grass roots fight to push action.
Two Hanceville youths Bobby D Helms and Raymond White were charged with robbery after allegedly attacking and robbing Thornie Quick near the L N Railroad overpass in Hanceville. State Investigator E B Watts said the incident occurred on the night of March 9 and the duo remained jailed in Cullman County.
A Limestone County account suit involving Sash and Door Co of Huntsville against Est ther and Clifton Laxson was filed in the Limestone County Circuit Clerk's office on Friday. Frances Rogers, secretary, reported the suit amount as 5846 dollars.
Factories farms and homes have increased water consumption by more than 12 percent over the past six years according to regional water authorities. The rise raises concerns about supply management and conservation measures.
Norman Vincent Peale argues healing comes from spiritual thinking and church participation. A nervous teacher improves after regular church attendance, with Sunlit faith replacing prior failed cures. He cites Paul Dubois on mind body links and urges adding spiritual exposure to medical treatment.
Frank She Head urges Boys' Clubs of America members to submit photos for a national photography contest with cash prizes. Plan to enter this week. Reports on weekly activities include clubs, bingo night, and Friday movie Pony Express. Tournament results and a pull-up contest highlight fitness and skill growth at the club.
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