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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1968
Page
4
Editorial notes Oklahoma law prohibiting alcohol advertising starting July 1 1968. It excludes national magazines and network TV radio ads. challenges in courts expected as out-of-state ads persist. Also contrasts federal billions with public service demands and rapid modern life. Southern Railway Magazine.
Morgan County shows strong growth from 10 469 employed in 1959 to 18 411 in 1967 and payroll rising from 42 million to 104 million. The piece credits regional progress to cooperation and warns there is no magic wand, only people working together for the common good.
The riots sparked April 4 are estimated to cost insurers about 67 million dollars with Washington D C bearing roughly 24 million in damage. Chicago and Baltimore followed with 13 and 12 million respectively as 21 cities saw losses over 125 thousand during 12 days of unrest.
Alabama commissioner of agriculture Richard Beard, touring Decatur, says the state nears a billion dollar income from agriculture, with a current figure around 800 million and cotton prospects capable of crossing the threshold. He emphasizes continued focus on agricultural and industrial development and credits Beard as the leader to reach higher barriers.
A Christian guide explains that following Jesus means abiding in Him and walking as He walked not by mere behavior but through the Holy Spirit. Love for all, loyalty to Christian principle, and readiness to suffer for Christ may lead to sacrifice, even a cross.
Drew Pearson argues big money dominates elections and urges Pulitzer Prize winners to form a committee to investigate campaign spending. He recalls past political finance cases, notes lack of current Senate scrutiny, and calls for action to restore democratic principles.
Washington debate on a bill to allow trial judges to determine confession Voluntariness while juries assess weight. Sen McClellan argues Congress may limit Supreme Court jurisdiction to curb crime. Miranda decision cited as pivotal. critics warn of undermining judicial independence.
The piece recalls Roosevelt era Progressives pressuring Sen. Frank Smith after a $125 000 Illinois campaign donation from Sam Insull and his removal from the seat. It notes Theodore Green’s 1940s pre election spending probe and Carl Hayden with Tom Hennings in a finance investigation stance.
The item lists publication schedule in Alabama and service notes. It notes association with AP and NYT News Service. It includes a misstatement policy and subscription rates by mail and carrier with tax included.
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