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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1958
Page
4
A discussion on reassessing United States policy toward South America praises Mr. Nixon's visit for offering global perspective and potential benefits while acknowledging drawbacks in international standing and perception.
Editor Reese Amis argues two weeks remain in the runoff and voters deserve concrete plans on taxes education representation and pension funding. He urges candidates to show exact methods to raise money cut waste and detail departmental savings in black and white.
Beverly Hills pediatrician Dr. Milton Tobias links poor diet to juvenile delinquency citing a study of 1100 third graders and urges diet improvements along with home, school, and court reforms. He suggests Alabama work camps as a rehabilitative model while warning procrastination will worsen the problem.
Senator Estes Kefauver releases word that Internal Revenue Service orders investigation of power company advertising to determine if deducting such costs meets a "reasonable relationship" to business. TVA promotes its superiority while Davis Bill HR 4266 looms as a major legislative item.
Drew Pearson reports on General De Gaulle in Paris as Algeria policy remains uncertain. He favors a North African confederation linking Morocco Algeria and Tunisia with virtual independence for Algeria. The piece recounts Churchill Roosevelt and Hull views and ends with De Gaulle’s unpredictable attendance at a hypothetical wedding.
The article explains how mobsters and underworld outfits dominate U S military uniforms through fake unions and low bids. It details government actions to protect mobilization by restricting future contracts to recognized reliable firms after July 1.
A discussion on worry's impact follows Arlie Davidson's piece, noting worry drains energy and health while eroding enthusiasm. The text then critiques the TVA Davis Bill, contrasting federal financing and taxation with private power censorship claimed by Kefauver's IRS directives and concerns over bond sales and government control.
The piece reviews Charles de Gaulle’s wartime role and reputation. It notes his temperament and bold critiques of Allied policy, his clashes with Churchill over North Africa, Eden’s defense of his stature, and his anti Russian and anti Communist stance, framing him as a symbol of liberty.
The tale describes Franklin D Roosevelt and Winston Churchill attempting to bring Charles de Gaulle and General Giraud together at Casablanca. It highlights De Gaulle's unyielding stance against Vichy and a French sense that France had been betrayed by Vichy.
Prime Minister Nehru started a 10 day holiday in New Delhi that he planned during a period he sought for retirement. He previously announced he wished to quit to ponder India's future, but party leaders urged him to remain in office.
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