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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1972

Page

4

Navy's Mark 48 Torpedo Fails to Meet Goals

Washington reports the Mark 48 torpedo, the Navy’s main anti submarine weapon, operating at about 10 percent efficiency instead of the intended 90 percent. Tests off Florida show only 20 percent reach full course with partial accuracy and only half hit on target.

Jack Anderson Washington America Florida

Conscience and Ulster Crisis Mixed in Billy Graham Column

Billy Graham discusses conscience as social conditioning, purged by Christ, then shifts to a Ireland report. The piece covers Mark 48s cost rise to over 3 billion, GAO findings, and a detailed Belfast unrest scene with Paisley advocating vigilante action.

Christ GAO Ireland Northern-Ireland Belfast Londonderry Irish Republican Army IRA Jong Edward Heath Ulster Heath George Clifford BBC Long Kesh Clifford Hope Street Paisley Tan Paisley Jesus

Power of Faith Embracing Jesus Movement Today

Norman Vincent Peale argues that Jesus moves through modern youth as thousands turn to faith. A Hollywood Boulevard missionary, Duane Pederson, tells of a Salt Lake City boy's life changing on a curbside conversation about Jesus and a returning family.

the Power OF Norman Vincent Peale Jesus Hollywood Boulevard Duane Pederson Hollywood Pederson Salt-Lake-City

Decatur Daily Sunday Morning March 26 1972

This readable OCR segment from the Decatur Daily Morning edition provides page headers and date line indicating publication on Sunday March 26 1972. It preserves context for archival cataloging and issue dating.

Bipartisan Bid Seeks War Powers Check in Congress

Senators from both parties back a bill to require congressional approval for certain military actions. The measure, led by Jacob Javits, would define emergencies allowing limited force without a formal declaration and provide procedures to override the President. The White House plans a strong lobbying push against the proposal.

Thomas’ Arrandale Congressional Quarterly Nixon White House Senate United States John C. Stennis Mississippi Congress People’s Representatives Stennis Senate Armed Services Committee U.S Makng Cief U. S Korea Vietnam Javits Foreign Relations Committee Hammer and Tongs Tom C. Korologos Korologos House Harrison M. Symmes Congressional Relations Foreign Reactions J. W. Fulbright D-Ark Fulbright Kentucky John Sherman Cooper

Citizens praise Decatur kindness after roadside help

Freddie and Ann Waters thanked locals for support while stranded near Ft Campbell on a Sunday journey. They praised a Toyota dealer for servicing and providing a needed part at $2, with many volunteers assisting calm and quick passage.

Toyota

Misstatement of Fact Policy Notice from Daily

Publication outlines grievance policy for misleading statements and redress procedures. Includes subscription and delivery rates, association with AP, Decatur Alabama publisher Tennessee Valley Printing Co, mail and carrier options, and 1912 1924 founder editor references.

W. R. Shelton Decatur Alabama The Tennessee Valley Printing CO IIC Ala

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Navy Billy Graham Jesus No Jesus Christ Decatur Daily Ft Campbell George Wallace Carl McIntire United Feature Syndicate, Inc Fredrick J. Bonfils Freddie and Ann Waters Associated Press
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