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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1964
Page
4
An early 20th century feature advertises a Camrcbes council event highlighting a relighting project. The copy emphasizes civic improvement and community involvement in 1904.
The Montgomery Advertiser analyzes Gov. George Wallace's call for a special session to push a constitutional amendment returning school control to states. Reasons include fear of fading from national visibility and a strategic push to rally state legislatures and supporters, while critics warn of futile cost.
Column cites Miller on several conflicts including campaign contributions from Fanny Wurlitzer, chairing Lockport Felt, and a public relations offer to Frank Smith. It details a 50 000 gain from Bowling Lanes sale, tax issues, and accusations tied to Soybean Council spending and Roach’s promotions.
Arlie B Davidson urges readers to identify the source of inferiority feelings, assess exaggerations, and decide if the problem can be overcome. The plan emphasizes building confidence, handling nerves, and adopting a practical path to success despite handicaps.
The Fifth Circuit upholds Goldwater's argument that the civil rights bill area is unconstitutional, prompting debate over constitutional precedent, court power, and the dangers of legislating via Supreme Court interpretations. The piece also notes fear that public opinion and politics may override constitutional fidelity.
The piece argues the Supreme Court's population based apportionment ruling threatens the Senate check and balance. It notes liberal and conservative lawmakers fear shifting power and urban interests push for a constitutional amendment while rural Democrats resist.
Fragmentary OCR recalls Hale and a condemned man led to execution in New York in 1862 with phrases about a single sight remaining and mentions of Bethe Bonnet Ta.
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