Battleship Alabama Saved for Historic Shrine
More than 600,000 people have toured the battleship Alabama since it was saved from scrap and turned into a national shrine less than two years ago. Mobile and Alabama invested in history to preserve the warship for present and future generations to explore.
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Alabama
Mobile
McGraw-Hill Outlook Sees Slower Growth for 1967 Economy
McGraw-Hill economists forecast 1967 U.S. growth at about 6.5 percent over 1966 with GNP near 786 billion dollars if no tax rise occurs. Defense spending rises to 8.5 billion and nondefense outlays, including Great Society programs, gain about 1.5 billion while state and local spending trend upward.
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United States
Washington
Vietnam
Economics Department
McGraw-Hill Publications
U.S
McGraw-Hill
Lyndon Johnson
White House
News Flow in Wartime Compared to World War II
Drew Pearson recalls editors who defended full information flow in World War II while noting public mistrust of government during the Vietnam war. He compares press coverage of Vietnam to Sicily and Patton incidents, cites Pentagon denials, and argues modern reporting is faster and generally accurate.
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Washington
Viet Nam
Byron Price
Nat Howard
Cleveland News
James Pope
Louisville Courier-Journal
Sicily
South Viet Nam
George Patton
Eisenhower
Pentagon
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Johnson
McNamara
Institute For Defense Analysis
S. J. Deitehman
Russia
Paris
Ike
Why God Allows Disability Says D Grah am Hymn Writer
A reader asks why God lets a girl lose sight. The answer notes that tragedy can serve a purpose, using examples of accident and illness to show that blame is unfair. Fanny Crosby, though blind, found insight and wrote hymns that blessed others.
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Fanny Crosby
Mind Cleaning Pays In Right Thinking And Prayer
In a dining room talk Dr. Norman Vincent Peale describes mind cleaning through prayer to foster right thinking. A California couple credits faith and shared prayer with changing attitudes, stopping drinking, resolving debt, and strengthening marriage as a bank loan is canceled.
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California
Carl
Joan
Johnson to push tax hike after election amid Viet Nam war
The article notes President Johnson may call a special session of Congress after the November 8 election to push a tax increase and seek a large appropriation for the Vietnam War. It discusses political timing, potential recesses, and economic pressures, including prices, interest rates, and a looming budget program for city rehabilitation.
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Johnson
Congress
Tis
Wilbur
Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Herbert Hoover
Dustry
Bureau of the Budget
Senate
United Feature Syndicate
Morgan County notices recall long ago events and facts
A historic column mentions Henry Lander of Alabama for Kentucky Home Insurance Co honoring Len Ellsworth with an all day outing in Decatur. Morgan County Farm Bureau plans its annual meeting. A separate item notes a decade ago arrests for public drunkenness. Also states Los Angeles was founded in 1781.
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Henry Lander
Alabama
Kentucky ‘Homie Insurance Co
Decatur
Len Ellsworth
R. L. McDonalds
Morgan County Farm Bureau
Morgan County Sheriff's Department
Los Angeles
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