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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1963
Page
4
A prayer notes nations focus on material concerns while neglecting the eternal. It urges leaders to seek a stronger faith rather than a bigger economy, echoing Jesus and asking guidance in living by the kingdom's ways.
A Dallas incident where Adlai Stevenson was insulted provoked strong reactions from critics who denounce the act as un-American. Citizens call for civility while defending Stevenson’s public service.
John Grenier state Republican chairman told the Birmingham Junior Chamber of Commerce that Barry Goldwater will be the Republican nominee and president if elected while Nixon is the alternative. He forecast no redistricting in Alabama but predicted a special session to pass a redistricting measure. He argued Republicans are better organized and could win Alabama in the presidential race and possibly send several GOP congressmen to Washington.
The piece critiques power politics in civil rights efforts as both major parties race to appear champion of Negro rights. It cites James Reston on partisan exaggeration and notes committees must act before any House or Senate vote. South party majorities face strong opposition, risking minority protections and majority rights.
Washington reports growing peril for Sen. Barry Goldwater as a GOP front-runner amid a rising Rockefeller faction push. Gov. Nelson Rockefeller signals possiblely backing away unless the 1960 platform civil rights promises are rejected, with Sen. Javits supporting the stance.
Advice urging action over delay. Do not postpone good impulses or forgiveness, as opportunities may not return. Write down ideas when they arise and express appreciation promptly rather than waiting for a more convenient time. Let others know your gratitude and act now.
DREW PEARSON reports the Kennedy Khrushchev plan includes a consular treaty and opening of direct air travel between New York and Moscow amid GOP splits over Goldwater. He notes fears within the party, Rockefeller tensions, and calls for clear pro foreign policy statements. Also covered are consulates in the US and USSR, Pan Am’s talks with Russia, and Rusk Gromyko talks with Berlin factors.
A 1963 article notes racial unrest in Philadelphia and St Augustine with riots, shootings, and arson amid civil rights protests. It discusses police, church leaders, and politicians, including Kennedy's stance, and argues for more Negro police and lawful order. It references Senator Russell and Congress stalemate on civil rights legislation.
About 100000 Egyptians and 50000 Sudanese Nubians must evacuate homes along the Nile as the Aswan High Dam project nears completion. The move affects communities, with authorities detailing relocation plans and compensation measures.
An Andalusia girl with blue eyes, Sally Wiggins, is crowned the University of Alabama home coming queen. The junior bacteriology major will be introduced at halftime of the Alabama vs Mississippi State game, with Katherine Pugh the first alternate and Carol Young the second alternate among finalists.
John Foscue a former U S District Court clerk in Mobile died Thursday at age 76. After World War I service he was secretary to former Rep John McDuffie for many years and served from 1945 to 1950 as clerk of the federal court for the Southern District of Alabama.
Weathermen consider the Atlantic hurricane and its sister Pacific typhoon the cyclone of the Bay of Bengal and the Arabian Sea and the Australian Willy Willy as nature s most destructive storms.
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