Decatur Hosts Alabama AP Convention Weekend
Opinion praising Decatur as host of the Alabama Associated Press Association spring meeting on the Tennessee River. Highlights include a Sunday business meeting on the Decatur Yacht Club barge en route to Brown's Ferry nuclear plant with a TVA briefing.
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Decatur
Alabama Associated Press Association
Tennessee River
Associated Press
Daily News
Decatur Yacht Club
TVA
Brown's Ferry
Tennessee
Comfort through suffering through faith and service
The author counsels that illness is common and not a divine punishment. Affliction unites people and can be borne by serving others. By focusing on helping fellow sufferers, pain can become more manageable and personal loss less severe.
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M.V
Job
Greece
Thucydides
Pledges Surge for Courage Crusade in Morgan County
Morgan Countians pledged over 80000 for the Lurleen B Wallace Cancer Center drive after Gov. Brewer urged support. The effort aims to fund a Birmingham cancer center as part of a statewide $5 million campaign, with many residents still awaiting contact to pledge.
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Brewer
Courage Crusade
Birmingham
Thurmond Honeymoon Follows Private Aiken Wedding
The report notes Sen Strom Thurmond age 66 and bride Nancy Moore 22 wed privately in Aiken South Carolina before Christmas. The ceremony drew secrecy amid political rivalries and public scrutiny of Thurmonds personal life.
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Jack Anderson
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Strom
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Senate
South Carolina
Nancy Moore
Aiken
S.C
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Paul Moore
Thurmond
Sen. Thurman
Justice Douglas
Jean Crouch
Douglas
Court pick ethics and Senate scrutiny discussed
Viewpoint surveys how Supreme Court vacancies may reshape the court amid debates over ideology and judicial power. The piece argues justices vary from perceived labels, cites desegregation rulings, and notes Congress could curb appellate jurisdiction or amend the Constitution. It urges Nixon to appoint honest, experienced judges free of conflicts.
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Congress
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Supreme Court of the
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British Isles
Bureau of Mines
England and
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Bureau
Frank C. Memmett
Earle P. Snoub
Marcus Key
W. D. C. Morgan
England and Wales
Henry Doyle
Brittan
Brewer selects Jesse Culp to join Auburn University board
Gov. Albert Brewer announced Jesse Culp of Boaz will fill a vacant Auburn University board seat. Culp, longtime editor of the Sand Mountain Reporter, also leads a radio station and farm work, signaling strong local leadership and service to Alabama.
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Auburn University
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