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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1971

Page

4

Washington Veep Nixon and Agnew clash over China policy

Washington insiders say President Nixon and Vice President Agnew are on opposite sides of the China question. Agnew argued against easing relations, while Nixon took charge after Kissinger urged detente, shaping a complex personal dynamic and policy stance.

Jack Anderson Washington Nixon Agnew China Senate White House National Securit Council Bill Rogers Rogers Peking Henry Kissinger Lyndon’ Johnson Hubert Humphrey

Unclear Item Stated in Misprint Notice and Rates

An unidentified Decatur Alabama publication lists misstatement policy and subscription rates with references to daily and Sunday delivery. It includes pricing details for domestic and outside trade zones, carrier delivery options, and tax-inclusive amounts. The fragmentary text lacks coherent event or person data.

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Be Not Unequally Yoked Break Engagement for Christ

The letter advises that the engager should seek to lead the fiancée to Christ rather than rush to break the engagement. It urges honesty about faith, sharing salvation steps, and living a joyful Christian life to attract her to the Gospel. If the fiancée resists Christ's lordship, consider whether a marriage could honor Christ as head of the home.

Humphrey LBJ Southwest Texas State Teachers College Harry Truman Alben Barkley Senate Barkley Johnson Franklin D. Roosevelt Agnew Democratic Party Foir T. E Christ

Alabama weighs ratifying 26th Amendment to grant 18 year olds voting rights

The editorial argues 18-20 year olds deserve full citizenship and the vote, citing Lincoln, Common Cause, and the Vietnam era. It notes federal ratification of the 26th Amendment and urges Alabama's Legislature to ratify before the session ends, highlighting taxpaying, military service, and criminal accountability of 18-year-olds.

Abraham Lincoln Alabama Common Cause Vietnam

Letter supports Bankhead Wilderness creation in Alabama

Frank Osborn from Addison urges preservation of Bankhead Wilderness near the canyon, praising its beauty and water. He favors hard surface trails, no vehicles, and broad access for future generations, hoping officials will designate it a wilderness area.

Bankhead Wilderness Moulton Cullman

The Power of Faith by Norman Vincent Peale

A speech highlights positive thinking and problem solving through faith. It cites Apollo 14 astronaut Alan Shepard overcoming ear trouble, a Mason in Maine overcoming rheumatoid arthritis, and a wheelchairbound leader who dictates books, all illustrating possibilities thinking. The speaker offers a free booklet, You Can Overcome Any Problem, by mail.

the Power OF Norman Vincent Peale Earth Lunar Shepard Alan Shepard Grand Lodge of Masons Maine Kentleman The Masons Box O Pawling N.Y

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