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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1964
Page
11
Cleveland AP reports a major program to expand steel production in the Southern District with plans tied to an American corporation. Officials indicate increased output will affect regional jobs and local industry growth amid broader economic moves.
At St. Peter's Basilica Vatican Ecumenical Council fathers from five nations attacked a proposed declaration on religious liberty while two American prelates with an Austrian cardinal and a German bishop defended it as vital. They argued conscience rights must not conflict with truth as upheld by Catholic teaching.
Circuit Judge James N. Bloodworth moved the Lawrence County Grand Jury special session to October 9 at 5 0 p.m. from October 10 due to schedule conflicts. He directed the circuit clerk to notify jurors by letter and expects a brief session before deliberations begin the following week.
Still helping to save Frazeysburg Ohio Rev William Power has retired as a Methodist minister yet remains active coordinating citizens band radio peals for the town fire department in emergencies and relief efforts.
De Gaulle raises doubt over French support for an interocean canal project as Paris signals possible noninvolvement. The French leader’s stance leaves Colombia and other backers uncertain about French assistance and involvement in the canal endeavor.
Classified advertisement from the Decatur Daily dated September 24, 1964. Includes brief notices likely for sales, auctions, or public announcements typical of a mid-century newspaper page.
A communique by De Gaulle and Valencia on Wednesday affirmed plans to stabilize prices for basic products including coffee cotton bananas and petroleum. France pledged increased technical assistance as the visit drew public attention with about a million glimpsing De Gaulle and his motor tour through the city while others watched on government TV.
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