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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1963
Page
4
A 1960s editorial argues that teacher devotion limits salary drawbacks in Alabama. It notes California’s high 6900 average top salary versus Alabama at 3900 in 1962, with only four states lower. It asserts living costs differ and praises non salary factors for keeping teachers.
Representative James A Haley, a Florida Democrat, denounces Washington as unsafe due to rising violent crime. He argues Congress, as the District of Columbia's governing body, must provide solutions or schools and tourists will abandon the capital for safer cities. The issue reflects years of neglect and growing danger.
The special committee led by Gen. Lucius D. Clay urged reducing U S foreign aid by about 500 million dollars and tightening management. They endorsed continued aid at higher quality and lower quantity, arguing the nation cannot pour wealth with inadequate returns and must balance leadership with restraint.
Washington argues that inter American conferences show vague U S policy on Castro Cuba. Kennedy’s Costa Rica meeting yielded little against Soviet influence in Cuba. Latin American eyes focused on economics and reforms while Mexico remains a gateway for Castro agents. No Pan American front will form without Mexico and Brazil.
Jack Anderson cites a White House covert wire system linking Salinger Sylvester and Manning to coordinate news. He alleges Kennedy ordered misinformation to deter enemies and shield officials, and notes a history of denials by various presidents.
The piece urges attention to children's physical welfare and guidance in mental, emotional, moral, and religious development. It argues parents influence more than any other group in early years, praises teachers, and cites Socrates on focusing on child welfare amid wealth striving.
The Social Security Administration uses a computer to locate Americans 65 and over who have not claimed their old age benefits. Nearly 500,000 cards were checked against wage records and addresses to identify 101,300 eligible claimants, leading to 82,000 old age claims and thousands more for dependents and survivors.
The record notes that about three quarters of the active volume canoes are located in the Pacific half of the globe, indicating regional concentration and distribution patterns.
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