Opinion Shifts Seen in China's Leadership After Purge
The piece notes reduced visibility from Red China and cites Charles Mohr on a recent Peking celebration. It compares former public shows of unity to a shipwreck survivors scene, linking the cultural revolution ongoing for over two years to the party leadership’s weakened stance.
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Red China
Red Guards
New York Times
Charles Mohr
Peking
China
Mohr
Comunist China
Mao Yie-tung
Tien An Men
Chen Yi
Li Fu-chun
Army
Chu Teh
Hsinhua
Auckland
New Zealand
Communist Party
Liu Shao-chi
Party Central Committee
Central Committee
Mao
Lin Paio
Chou En-lai
Red Guard
Guitar in worship sparks debate over sacred music use
A church debate questions guitar use in worship. Proponents argue reverent guitar accompaniment suits evangelistic services, citing historic biblical music and Silent Night’s origins. The discussion juxtaposes church traditions with political shifts seen in China’s leadership listings.
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Solomon
Oberndorf
Germany
Appeasement and the path to World War II
Viewpoint by David Lawrence argues that the Munich Pact and appeasement failed to stop Hitler, leading to World War II. The piece links past pacificing to current Vietnam era calls for peace by negotiation and warns that backing from alliances is needed to protect smaller nations and deter aggression.
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Washington
Europe
Great Britain
France
Adolf Hitler
Neville Chamberlain
Munich
Jose
Nazi Germany
Sudetenland
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Hitler
Shamberslain
Poland
Soviet Union
Stalin
America
North Vietnam
Moscow
Hanoi
Southeast Asia
Decatur Poised for Mayor Council Government Change
Decatur moves toward a mayor council form replacing commission government as the city faces many responsibilities. John Watkins of the Alabama League of Municipalities cites Arthur W. Bromage on city council realities and the limits of election as a magician. Citizens are urged to reflect on the shift and shared duties.
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Decatur
Commission
John Watkins
Alabama _ League of Municipalities
Arthur W. Bromage
Senate Moves to Undermine Desegregation Efforts in Schools
Washington coverage notes Jamie Whitten led a House fight to cut federal funds enforcing the Civil Rights Act in schools. Senate conferees backed the Whitten amendment despite opposition, risking renewed segregation as enforcement wanes and potential violence in black communities grows. Space officials plan a moon mission timeline tied to a late-year test. success could enable a December manned flight as the U. S. competes with the Soviet Union amid budget constraints.
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Washington
Congressional
Jamie Whitten
Charleston
Miss
House
Senate
South
Whitten
George Wallee
Wallace
Law and Order
Sen
Carl Hayden
Appropriations
Lister Hill
D-Ala
Richard Russell
D-Ga
John Stennis
D-Miss
Robert Byrd
D-W. Va
Warren Magnuson
D Wash
Alan Bible
D-Nev
Norris Cotton
R-N.h
Jacob Javits
R-N.y
Magnuson
Bible
Javits
Mel Laird
R-Wis
Sen. Cotton
Moon
Earth
U.S
Russia
America
Decatur Daily overview of subscription rates and services
The Decatur Daily publishes afternoon editions Monday through Saturday and Sunday morning. The notice outlines misstatement policy, grievance handling, and subscription rates by mail and delivery, with yearly, monthly, and motor route options and tax inclusion.
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Decatur Daily
A. Sand
Decal Co., Inc
P.O. Box
Decatur
Ala
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Eugene McCarthy
Humphrey
Gene McCarthy
French Riviera
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McCarthy
John S. Knight
Detroit Free Press
Drew Pearson
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