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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1963
Page
4
A congressman from Alabama writes from Washington on September 28 1963 about the damage caused by church bombings and riots. He urges fellow Alabamians to oppose troublemakers and defend law and order to attract industry and reduce unemployment, stressing the need for vision restraint and unity.
William S. White analyzes the Kennedy administration's Vietnam dilemma as 15,000 U.S. troops support Ngo Dinh Diem while policy debates intensify. Embassy actions by Henry Cabot Lodge against Madame Nhu threaten focus on the war effort and raise questions about statecraft and priorities.
Arlie B Davidson advises resilience after deception. Do not give up, stay fair, worthy of respect, and continue toward happiness and successful living. Deceptive people may harm themselves. maintain confidence in true friends and keep moving forward.
Washington reports that additional mob informers, who have killed for the Cosa Nostra, are aiding federal agents under strict protection. The leak follows Apalachin fallout and concerns Congress as conservatives warn of a brewing political storm over Southeast Asia policy and Diem.
In Cambridge Maryland a public accommodations charter amendment failed 1994 to 1720. Mayor Mubray said the defeat means starting over amid planned demonstrations after National Guard deployment since July. Nationwide civil rights tension continues with Kennedy push and arrests in Birmingham and Little Rock protests.
Senate Finance Chairman Byrd may open public hearings next week on the tax bill but final action will be delayed by a civil rights bill battle. Senate leaders plan to vote on civil rights first, risking a Christmas floor action on tax cuts. Douglas criticizes the delay as unfavorable.
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