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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1958
Page
4
Central Arizona faces grasshopper swarms devouring irrigated acres as dawn to dusk spraying targets 100000 acres. Whole cotton fields lie ruined and farmers plead for stronger protection while lamenting restrictive farm laws. call for federal research to expand farm product uses and pest control so growers can choose crops freely.
The essay argues home and school cannot solve juvenile crime alone and urges Alabama to seek firm state action. It criticizes warnings and prisons, suggests detention or open air camps for rehabilitation, and notes the high cost but greater expense of crime and correction. It highlights a Huntsville Negro orphans home seeks funds and stresses immediate, sustained efforts.
The letter argues that policy must bend with circumstances, citing Bertrand Russell on unilateral disarmament and contrasting American debates with British positions. It draws parallels to historic figures like Patrick Henry, Lord Russell, Al Capone, and Prohibition to illustrate the tension between principle and pragmatism in governance.
Washington. Attorney General William Rogers overruled Immigration Commissioner Joseph Swing and ordered William Heikkila returned to the United States to pursue due process. Rogers claimed about 97 to 98 percent of deportations follow the same pattern, while The New York Times soft-pedals Swing’s stance.
The column surveys debates on Bertrand Russell and modern relativism, criticizes social looseness, and highlights government misconduct. It details General Swing’s controversial immigration actions, alleged misuse of funds, militarization of the agency, and related congressional scrutiny. It also notes Adam Clayton Powell’s travel record and official junkets at taxpayers’ expense.
NBC CBS networks eye Omnibus for next season amid debate over 90 minute format. Robert Saudek defends staying with 90 minutes, eyes future collaborations with Metropolitan Opera Asia and potential capital punishment feature as Saudek travels Europe for location scouting.
A confidential dispatch estimates labor's political fund at over 500000 with at least 12000 weekly inflows. The drive relies on COPE dollars from 13.5 million members to register voters and turn out Democrats, aided by regional workshops led by Jim McDevitt.
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