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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1965

Page

4

Waterway links push states toward start of construction

The Tennessee Tombigbee Waterway, once a pet project, now has four state governments tied in a compact to press for commencement of construction. Senator Sparkman notes that foreign travel exceeds one billion dollars in 1964 as the nation seeks growth through expanded waterways.

United States US Department of Commerce Southeast John Sparkman

Government At All Levels Speech by Ex Gov Collins

Former Florida Governor LeRoy Collins now head of the U S Community Relations Service urged the Business Council in Hot Springs Virginia to expand government's role beyond taxation and policing. He cited General Josua L Chamberlain and argued democracy must protect all citizens and advance social security unemployment insurance and home defenses.

Florida LeRoy Collins U. S. Department of Commerce Business Council Hot Springs Collins Franklin D. Roosevelt Harry Truman John F. Kennedy Johnson Congress Joshua L. Chamberlain Maine United States of America United States Vietnam Dominican Republic Joshua Berlain Rock

Secret Senate clash over tobacco warnings in ads

Nine senators backed the tobacco industry while eight Democrats urged health warnings in cigarette ads. The near clash occurred in the Senate Commerce Committee as Magnuson pressed a three year ban on FTC regulation, with heated exchanges and procedural maneuvers shaping the vote.

Washington Senate Comerce Committee Edward R. Murrow Vance Hartke Ind Procigarette Clique Ross Bass Tenn Bob Bartlett Alaska Commerce Committee Thruston Morton Kentucky Morton GOP Vermont New Hampshire Norris Cotton N. H Hugh Scott Winston Prouty Peter Dominick Colo James Pearson Kansas Warren Magnuson Wash John Pastore R.I Mike Monroney Okla Gale McGee Wyo Philip Hart Mich Howard Cannon Nev Dan Brewster Maurine Neuberger Ore Senate Senate Commerce Committee Magnuson Seattle Tennessee FTC Sen. Pastore Rhode Island Hartke Bass Bartlett Maggie Tobacco Lobby

Living Today Criticism Tips by Arlie Davidson

Arlie B Davidson discusses how criticism provokes retaliation and offers Will Rogers inspired tips. Criticize privately and kindly, praise initially, appeal to self interest, be constructive, support the ego, and part on good terms to reduce anger.

Will Rogers Living Today Arlie B. Davidson

United States and Mexico Must Stand United Against Communism

In a Mexico City article a Mexican foreign office official questions U S policy in Latin America and warns of Soviet influence. The piece argues that Cuba shows Communist takeover risks near the United States and urges Mexico to align with U S efforts against Communism.

Washington Mexico United States Mexico City Mexican Foreign Office Xico Sxton Latin America Alliance For Progress Maximilian Santo Domingo Dominican Republic Johnson OAS U.S Organization of American States Uncle Sam Cuba Foreign Office Germany

Kennedy Brothers Turn 180 Against Their Own Civil Rights Line

Washington editorial argues Senators Ted Kennedy and Robert Kennedy have shifted from their brothers stance on civil rights, aligning with liberal groups and opposing local and state poll tax repeal efforts. It notes Katzenbach and Burke Marshall questioned constitutional scope and warns the move risks undermining bipartisan progress and alienating moderate Southern and Northern Senators.

Washington Kennedy Ted Massachusetts Bob New York Senate White House John F. Kennedy Bob Kennedy John Kennedy Robert Kennedy Congress Johnson Kennedy Brothers Nicholas Katzenbach Burke Marshall Justice Department Katzenbach Robert Hubert Humphrey John Humphrey Kennedys

This Day In History May 17 1965 Decatur notes

A compact chronicle page lists historical highlights for May 17 including Truman seizing railroads in 1946 Joliet river expedition beginnings in 1972 and the Norwegian Constitution signing in 1814. Local vignettes reference Decatur firms Strabwidge and Clothier Stetson hats and market changes over the decades with TVA lease opportunities and a major Baur Building fire in 1955 plus VFW leadership.

Harry S. Truman Joliet Mississippi River Moulton St. Market Chamber of Commerce Tennessee River TVA Baur 2Nd Avenue William Wright VFW

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