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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1967

Page

4

Humphrey urges responsibility in Great Society push in Dixie

Vice President Hubert Humphrey advocates continued progress toward the Great Society in Huntsville and other Southern cities. He stresses personal responsibility, education, and motivation to help Americans lift themselves, noting flaws but insisting the core goal remains helping people of all backgrounds.

Hubert Humphrey Huntsville Dixie Mr. Humphrey Humphrey America Johnson Tennessee Humphrey Means

Oil lobbyists loom large in tax Dodge and faraway deals

A syndicated column accuses oil lobbyists of widening tax loopholes losing an estimated six billion dollars to the Treasury. It charges the General Accounting Office missed key points about oil shipments to Vietnam, favoritism to foreign firms, and limited American competition. The piece also exposes Florida Governor Claude Kirk’s finances and alleged liquor debts, plus a critique of smoking promotion by airlines and a Navy-voiced quip about hearts and minds in Vietnam.

Washington Treasury U.S Vietnam Continental Marathon Phillips Gov. Kirk Tallahassee Florida Clauderk Kirk State House Ash Verlander Verlander The Public Health Service United States Airlines Navy Charles Wilson D-Calif Johnson Carrie

Prayer the essential Christian exercise says Billy Graham

In a Bible class discussion the priority of prayer is favored over faith service and witness. Graham cites Jesus teaching on prayer and Dr. Dickson on dependence, stressing that prayer alone unlocks God's resources and that effective Christians stay in constant conversation with God.

W. F A. C. Dickson God c God

The Little Woman Racks Up Savings Then Seeks Dinner Reward

A shopper known as the Little Woman reports saving over $80 today on purchases. She jokes that the savings merit a dinner out as a reward, hinting at a lighthearted, comedic exchange.

New Crisis Looms as Soviet Bloc Pushes Global Strife

David Lawrence argues a Soviet and Red China move to provoke wider conflict and test U.S. resolve in Asia Europe and the Middle East. He warns of oil pressure, Hong Kong tensions, and the danger of a nuclear escalation unless the U.N. and Western powers mobilize to counter communist expansion.

Washington Soviet Union United States Asia Europe Russia United Nations Middle East Moscow Syria Johnson Egypt Israel Security Council General Assembly of Hong Kong Great Britain Red China France North Africa Indo-China U.S Vietnam U.N America Greece Suez Congo Korea South Korea Western Pacific Philippines Australia New Zealand India Thailand Laos Formosa Japan Publishers Newspaper Syndicate

Pacem in Terris II Convocation Faces Cold War Hurdles

Marquis Childs notes peace activists from 80 nations gather in Geneva under Pacem in Terris to seek dialogue amid Vietnam and Middle East tensions. Key participants include U Thant, Arthur Goldberg, Sen. Fulbright aides, and Vatican delegates. North Vietnam may attend via Col Hao Van Lau. Red China absent. The gathering aims for private talks and possible ceasefire extensions beyond Buddha’s birthday.

Washington Geneva John XXIII Pacem In Vietnam Middle East North Vietnam Hanoi Center For the Study of Democratic Institutions Col Hao van Lau International Harry S. Ashmore Lau Red China Arthur Goldberg United Nations Johnson J. William Fulbright Foreign Relations Committee Sen Edward Brooke Mass Thant Western Europe Pope John Peter Vatican Paul VI Charles Cardinal Journet Pacem Terris II United Feature Syndicate, Inc

Manhattan Purchase Highlighted In May 24 History

The May 24, 1967 column recalls Peter Minuit buying Manhattan Island in 1626 for 24 dollars in goods and notes Victoria's birth in 1819. Local mentions include Decatur Red Cross organizing plans, Morgan County Red Cross motor corps course completions, and area high school science award recognitions.

Associated Press Peter Minuit Manhattan Island Decatur Red Cross City Hall Motor Corps Morgan County Red Cross North Alabama The Chemical Society

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