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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1966

Page

4

Richard Beard Nears Runoff for Alabama Commissioner Race

Richard Beard, farmer from Trussville, Alabama, led the Democratic primary on May 3 by a wide margin but fell short of a majority to avoid a runoff. With three opponents, a runoff is set for May 31 for the Democratic nominee for Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries. Beard, largely unknown before, earned strong endorsements for honesty and a program to upgrade Alabama agriculture.

Richard Beard Trussville Ala Beard Alabama Commissioner of Agriculture & Industries

REA Finance Plan Backed to Expand Rural Electrification

The St Louis Post Dispatch endorses a new supplementary financing plan for rural electric cooperatives. It proposes transitional loans from REA, a Bank modeled on Farm Credit, and open market securities to cover an estimated 8 to 9 percent billion needs over 15 years. The Johnson Administration supports broad outlines, with full self sufficiency taking years.

REA Rural Electrification Administration America United States The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Rural Electric Co United States Treasury Congress National Rural Electric Cooperative Association Kuhn, Loeb & Co New -York Johnson

Golden Gate Bank deal linked to San Francisco mayor

A critical view recounts Mayor George Christopher’s role in Golden Gate National Bank’s 1961 opening. It notes a $1 million city deposit, Christopher Farms Dairy stock purchases, and his promotions around the bank, plus his dairy’s milk contracts with city schools and parks.

San Francisco George Christopher California Golden Gate National Bank Jake Shemano Christopher San Francisco Housing Authority Shemano Christopher Farms Dairy, Inc Shermano Walker Christopher Dairy Farms Golden Gate Golden Gate Bank al Mason San Francisco Board of Supervisors Health and Sanitary Committee Sa Bes Christopher Farms Dairy Board of Supervisors Park Recreation Commissioners Marina Green Aquatic Park Beach Chalet Simund Stern Grove Phelan Bach Storyland Civic Auditorium Kezar Stadium Candlestick Park Christopher Dairy

Answer on morals and a decision for Christ in modern America

An exchange argues that defense of the innocent and moral purity does not mean national morality is guileless. The writer cites educators and sociologists warning of a moral drift and notes biblical wisdom as guidance, urging a decision for Christ to elevate society morally.

Christ America A. K

Labor Strife Grows As Union Pressure Mounts

Washington reports an epidemic of strikes in early 1966, with more workers involved in disputes than in any first quarter since 1953. Western bus service, New England Telephone, New York taxi, and newspaper strikes disrupt travel and daily life while Congress and the Administration show little willingness to curb labor-management clashes.

Washington New England Telephone Co New York City New York Congress of U. S Congress America Publishers Newspaper Syndicate Wagner Rockefeller Lindsay Lions’ den Nurges Timothy Costello

Rockefeller's Third Term Fears and New York Power Play

A former Rockefeller ally recalls a 13 year old vow to become President and discusses Rockefeller's revived bid, Javits’ moves, Wagner's looming challenge, and Lindsay's strain as New York faces taxes, air pollution, and a potential stock tax move.

Decatur Speaker at Athens Southern Wholesale Dry Goods

This Day In History recalls Dr James A Duncan of Decatur as guest speaker at the commencement exercises of Athens Southern Wholesale Dry Goods Association. It notes that in 1876 a centennial exposition opened in Philadelphia.

Decatur James A. Duncan Athens Southern Wholesale Dry Goods Association Philadelphia

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