Meriwether County Green Issue Noted And State News Items
The item highlights a Meriwether County Green issue praised in the Meriwether Vindicator and notes U S legislation discussions on chemical testing. It quotes Dr R J Mincey quitting smoking and dieting, remarks on Latin Americans in changing presidencies, and references a Louisiana mosquito and fire ant control program with funds.
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Meriwether Vindicator
Meriwether County
Louisana
Union
Louisiana
The Clock Man and Other Schoolyard Numbers
Pupils perform a list of musical and dance numbers including The Clock Man Water Sprite Quick Step Noahs Ark Fifteen Men on a Pirate Boat Wooden Shoe Dance and more. Students such as Pat Clark Bucky Reddish Linda Wright Jeddie Pennington Doris Peed and Janice Peed Robbins are credited with performances across the program.
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Charlotte McInvale
Pat Clark
Washington and Jordan Crisis Seen as U S Victory
The piece argues U S intervention with the Sixth Fleet deterred disintegration in Jordan. It credits Egypt and Syria’s failed Moscow backed plan, notes the naval and aerial power as deterrents, and views the Jordan episode as a diplomatic win under the Eisenhower Doctrine.
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Washington
U. S
Jordan
Mediterranean
Egypt
Syria
Moscow
Hussein
Middle East
Congress
Hints for Fishing Season Lunches
A fishermans guide to packing an all day trip lunch using transparent plastic wrap to keep sandwiches and baked foods moist free from wind dust or wet weather. The see thru wrap helps fishermen pick the right sandwich with minimal guesswork.
Parody Psalm Turns to Modern Myths of Science
A satirical verse riffs on science as shepherd and guide through modern fears. It mocks psychology, warfare, luxury, and social welfare with biblical cadence, framing experts and institutions as shepherds guiding society amid crisis and decay.
State Department seeks 260000 for foreign recreation facilities
Congressional discussion criticizes a 260000 request from the State Department to fund morale projects abroad. Plans include a Basra tennis court, a Rangoon dance hall, a Vientiane pool pavilion, and a Moscow rest center among others, plus minor purchases like chairs and waste baskets. Critics urge budget cuts amid domestic hardship from taxes and cost of living.
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Basra
Iraq
Rangoon
Bur
Vientiane
Laos
Moscow
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Accra
Ghana
Indonesia
Congressional
Congress
Timely Suggestions on Georgia Teacher Selection
A Marietta reader argues for higher salaries and job security for teachers. He proposes replacing one year contracts with multi year terms and transferring hiring and firing powers from principals to a county level committee to remove petty politics and improve teaching certainty.
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Atlanta Journal
Herald
Taylor County
Georgia
James Harding
Georgia Counties to Receive Federal School Aid
Three Georgia counties Marion Stewart and Miller will receive federal grants under public law 874 to support crowded school systems. Marion Buena Vista gets 5808 with 4646 immediate. Stewart Lumpkin 10381 with 8305 immediate. Miller Colquitt 5227 with 4181 now and 1046 later.
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Georgia
Washington, D. C
Marion, Stewart
Miller Counties
Marion County
Buena Vista
Arthur J. Benson
Stewart County
Lumpkin
W. M. Murrah
Miller County
Colquitt
Geo. R. Callan
Paris Model Sparks Witty Wife Husband Exchange
A young wife returns from a shopping tour beaming with joy and asks her husband how he likes her new model from Paris. He fires back that it is not a model but a horrible example.
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Paris
Georgia Record to Debut in July as Weekly Political Paper
Roy F. Chalker publisher of the Waynesboro True Citizen and a state highway board member will serve as editor and publisher of the new Georgia Record weekly political newspaper scheduled to begin publication in July.
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Georgia
The
Georgia Record
Roy F. Chalker
Waynesboro True Citizen
State Highway Board
News Venture
We Need More Like Him On Fishing At The Creek
A 16 year old fisherman finishes his trout catch and releases the hook before placing the fish in his creel. He reflects on his father’s past jokes about his fishing while heading to the checking station with a whistle.
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Fulton Lovell
Georgia Game and Fish Commission
Wildcat Creek
Howdy
Pop
Also Mentioned on This Page
Butler Herald
Butler
Chas. Benns, Jr
O. E. Cox
Phone Union
Raymond Duncan
Ellaville
R. J. Mincey
Leon Smith
Thomaston Times
Olin Miller
Wisteria
Anne H. Marshall
Shirley Rodgers
Diane Kirksey
Wadley
Nina Payne
Don Keene
Bagpipes
Ronnie Locke
Blake
Goodrich
Quick-Step
Erwin
Noah's Ark
Barnam
Wooden Shoe
Tippie Minor
Gretchen
Linda ‘Wright
Tippie
Montague
Stilwell
MacLachlan
Janice
Stevens
the Foxy Kitten
Linda Wright and
Jeddie Pennington
Ride
Em Ranger
Friml
Terry McCants
Doris Peed
Old White Horse
Pat Brannin
Bentley
Gloria Cooper
Betty Jo Hammack
Shoemaker
Davies
Sue
Shirley Woodall
Little Patriot
Krogmann
Doris Peed and
Jerry McCants
Yakima
Rea Howard Perry
Locke
Wood Nymph
Harp
Ellen Parks
Janice Peed
Sue Peed
Robyn
Bill Gibson
Little Boy Blue
Engelmann
Linda Coward
Joan Wisham
the Juggler
Kern
the Clown
Ruby Hartman
the Elf and the Fairy
Wright
Loevick
Howard Locke
Coburn
Jo Ann Brewer
Moon Mist
Ruby Hortman
and Clark Hortman
Betty Ann Brewer
Hungary
Koelling
Clark Hortman
Schaum
Chopin
Carolyn Joiner and
Edwina Davis
Eugenia Hortman “Theme
Barnes
Carolyn ‘Joiner
Schumann
Grieg
Country Gardens
Grainger Eugenia Hortman
Carlotta Pye
Malaguena
Mack “McCants
Lecuona
Washington and Jordan
Erman Talmadge
State Department
Foreign Service
Africa
United States
Hermtin E. Tikeverd
Marietta
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