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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1965
Page
4
A terse remark asks how one would approach a job like the one held by Dr Pierce Harris. The exchange hints at evaluating work standards and professional expectations.
Senator Thomas Dodd told about 2 000 Jacksonville State College attendees that the United States is starting to win in Vietnam. He linked success to South Vietnamese morale and warned Washington would decide the outcome if Americans fail to back the effort. He urged clarity on why the U S fights and framed the struggle as essential to American freedom and global stability.
The District 1 Tuberculosis Sanatorium in North Alabama has served thousands since 1951 with a 24 member board representing 12 counties and dedicated medical leadership. The institution operates on seven dollars per day per patient state funding, with federal support only for building costs and no county funds for operating costs.
Drew Pearson argues the United States faces a dangerous drift toward wider conflict twenty years after World War II. He critiques Johnson policy in Vietnam, U S military actions in the Caribbean, and Western allies while discussing China’s role and perceptions abroad.
A reflective piece by Arlier Davidson advises readers to consider future consequences before actions. It urges thinking ahead about fairness, career choices, legal risks, and education, warning that shortcuts yield longer-term hardship and reduced satisfaction.
The United States justifies Marines landing in the Dominican Republic under OAS law to defend foreign nationals and preserve territorial integrity. It cites collective security, protection of lives, and resistance to Communist influence, asserting no annexation intent and adherence to Monroe Doctrine principles.
Marquis Childs argues the U S action in Santo Domingo marks a pivot from nonintervention to halting Communist subversion in the hemisphere. He frames the intervention as preventing a Cuba style conspiracy and criticizes double standards in Latin policy while noting Western powers’ mixed reactions.
Notable events include 1942 Corregidor surrender and Filipino retreat, 1864 Wilderness clash and Grant Lee forces, 1889 Eiffel Tower opening, and 1937 Hindenburg disaster. Also references Khrushchev's Egypt visit, local Decatur notes, and past school milestones.
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