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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1966
Page
4
Alabama voters delivered a strong May 3 primary showing for Mrs. Mabel Amos, with Glenn Hewett withdrawing to avoid a runoff. Amos, longtime secretary to the governor, is poised to face minimal opposition in November.
Interior Secretary Stewart Udall describes transferring Water Quality Standards to the Interior as a major achievement. He urges governors to establish enforceable state standards, noting 27 states plan to meet the June 30, 1967 deadline and warning federal action if states fail. He hopes for rivers as clean as possible rather than merely admissible.
The Washington Report prints a blunt critique that conservatives talk about solving problems at state and local levels but offer little action. The piece notes federal funding dominates public projects, citing the Interstate Highway System as an example with about ninety percent federal money.
WASHINGTON Senate insurance probe chief Tom Dodd steered real estate broker Manlio Liccione to Aetna Travelers and Connecticut General for a 2.5 to 4 million loan aim and later aided a 650000 loan for an office building in White Plains. Dodd faced questions over payments and potential conflicts while defending his actions.
A 1966 opinion flags dangers of unposted strikes by labor unions halting Long Island Railroad and New York transit. It argues congressional action lacking, cites mediation rules, and notes unintended losses to citizens and businesses from sudden stoppages.
A reader asks if they should quit a profanity filled office after accepting Christ. The reply urges discernment and witness over quitting, noting some situations demand standing for what is right. It calls for turning away from coarse humor, seeking God's guidance daily, and avoiding sanctimoniousness while showing inner joy that attracts others.
Glenn Garrison, 2, of Lacey's Spring was charged with violation of the Selective Services law. He was arrested at his parents’ home, jailed in Morgan County on a $1,000 bond, and arraigned before U. S. Commissioner Charles L. Murphree.
Marquis Childs sketches Mayor Lindsay as a crusading yet beleaguered leader amid a sprawling city. He highlights the tax plan aimed at 520 million dollars, the council's stance, and the need to fund education and services while facing crime and poverty. Lindsay speaks to students about growth and education, while residents press for action on housing and tenement displacement.
May 17 1966 marked the 137th day of the year with 228 days remaining. Milestones noted include a Morgan County grand jury probe into dynamiting 16 cattle dipping vats. The Decatur Daily bought an Overland runabout for deliveries and errands.
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