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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1965
Page
4
The speaker laments limited support from allies in Vietnam and the Dominican Republic. He recalls asking for aid repeatedly while friends appear to shrug off the calls, echoing a line about preferring to handle enemies alone.
The week’s actions ponder a nonbinding school integration form stance and two constitutional amendments. One urges local boards to withhold forms pending court tests, risking federal funds and upheaval. The other bars a governor from successive terms or pursuing other offices, a rule the paper says should stay in place to prevent a political machine.
Drew Pearson argues twenty years after World War II the UN is paralyzed by finances and U.S. policy in Viet Nam. He assesses how to build peace, notes Latin American leaders favor action but balk at a Pan American army, and critiques U.S. reliance on OAS and troop decisions in the Dominican Republic.
Be watchful for danger signals in your child that may create unhappiness and neurotic states later. Avoid letting the child have everything he wants and refuse him some requests to prevent inflated self view. Excessive responsibility may push the child to harm the parent emotionally. Look for signs such as withdrawal from play, school or peer trouble, extreme shyness or aggression, and loss of appetite without obvious cause.
The piece condemns NBC for a Tuesday TV program that critics say misleads on CIA power and secrecy. It argues CIA work is vital to countering Communism and warns against public disclosure of sensitive operations. The column cites Allen Dulles and notes Congress and the President receive secret briefings.
AP News analysis contrasts Browne and Halberstam books on Vietnam. Browne portrays a distrustful, corrupt society with brutalities amid US efforts, while Halberstam critiques American policy and leadership, including Nolting. The pieces reflect harsher views before major US escalation.
On this date in 1915 the Lusitania was torpedoed in the North Atlantic and sank 18 minutes later with 1195 lives lost. Ten years ago Western European ministers met in Paris to discuss unity. Five years ago Eisenhower announced resume of underground nuclear tests. One year ago a Pacific Airlines crash near Dublin, California killed 44. In Decatur 50 years ago silk hose sold for 50 cents and suits for 15 dollars. Twenty five years ago cheese milk totals topped 6000 pounds in a new cheese plant. Ten years ago Red Cross spent 5000 dollars for tornado relief in Massey.
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