THAT'S EARL BROTHER- Tony Against 3 Squares A Day
A 1962 Hall Syndicate column notes Tony Perkins champions breakfast and questions lunch as a social ritual. It catalogs his non lunching, mock clubs, and humorous reflections on meals, weight, and cultural dining habits.
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New York
America
Tony Perkins
Tony
Harold
Toots Shor’s
Colony
Perkins
France
Earl
Kennedy
Washington
Bob Orben
Caroline
The
Hall Syndicate
Courtland Sets City Hall Vote Location for Park Site
Courtland voters within the city limits will choose yes or no on building a city hall in the city park in a January 7 1963 referendum. Voting runs 9 am to 6 pm at the Legion hall with the last poll list used and no absentee ballots. Financing suggests a bond issue. Public Building Authority and sidewalk repairs were also discussed.
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Courtland
Legion Hall
Public Building Authority
Bookmobile Schedule Mixed Stops Across Mooresville Area
The schedule lists bookmobile stops at Hagen's Store Antioch Baptist Church Belle Mina School Belle Mina Inglis Store Greenbrier Webbs Barbecue Experimental Station East Highland Baptist Chapel French's Mill Johnson's Peete's Corner Copeland's with service periods from 9:00 to 4:00 and a final time noted as 4 ug
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Mooresville
Hagen’s
Antioch Baptist Church
Belle Mina
Inglis
Greenbrier
Webbs
East Highland Baptist Chapel
French's Mill
Johnson’s
Peete's
Copeland’s
Institute Speakers Begin Tonight at Non-Violence Institute
Southern Negro leaders in Montgomery will hear Dr. E. Franklin Jackson of Washington discuss non violence and social change on the second day of a week long institute. The event opened with a Birmingham minister’s sermon. Chloroform history note included.
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Montgomery
E. Franklin Jackson
Washington, D. C
Jackson
Institute of Non-Violence and Social Change
N. H. Smith
Birmingham
Monroe Doctrine in US Foreign Policy History
The Monroe Doctrine declared that the American continents were not open to European colonization and that the United States would avoid European internal affairs while asserting limits on European influence. It notes enforcement began with 1904 Theodore Roosevelt actions and U.S. Marines in Latin America, shaping policy to today.
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Cuba
James Monroe
Congress
United States
America
Napoleon III
France
Archduke Maximilian of Austria
Theodore Roosevelt
Latin America
U. S
Limestone County Board buys truck for District 3
The Limestone County Board of Revenue purchased a new District 3 truck from Black and McDole Motor Co. for 3165 dollars plus an old truck as trade in. They also appointed Mrs. Ethel Wiggins to the county pensions and security board and heard Sheriff-elect Evans seek use of the Coleman home as a deputy residence, a request deferred.
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Athens
Limestone County Board of Revenue
Black and McDole Motor Co
Ethel Wiggins
County Department of Pensions and Security
M. W
Buddy) Evans
Wallace Coleman
Terry Bottoms
Evan
Government civilian pay roll hits record 14.296 billion
Government civilian payroll topped 14.296 billion dollars for the previous year, setting a new national benchmark. The figure reflects salaries across federal agencies and departments, highlighting rising wage costs and budget implications.
City Planning Commission Grants Approval to Two Subdivisions
Final approval was granted for Murphree Manor Subdivision located next to the Wildlife Refuge and for development on the southwest corner of Westmead Subdivision at Danville Road and Carridale Street.
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W. T. Murphree
Murphree Manor
Westmead Subdivision
Danville Rd
Carridale St
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Albert Bolay
John Collier
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J. J. Hirshfield
Charles Duke
Howard Hill, Jr
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George Gibson
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James A. Pruett
Walter A. Shurden
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Tax O’dourke
Liz Taylor
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Patrick Dennis
Peggy Cass
White House
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Boston
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Sidney Lumet
Gloria
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Midnight Earl
Jill St. John
Oleg Cassini
Bassa Nova
el Morocco
Elaine Stewart
Bill Carter
Friars
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Peter Falk
London
Lena Horne
Jackie Gleason
Shirley Ann Field
Columbia Execs
N.Y
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Fahey
H'wood
Ernie Ford
Betford Co
Tovarich
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Tell City
Hunter Furniture Company
Second Ave
Steak House
Business Man
6Th Ave
Institute
By Aleokum
Decatur Daily
Leeder Mattis
Kingston
Jamaica
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Mississippi
Ohio
Sam
Tom
Shakespeare
Marion Davidson, Jr
Patapsco, Maryland
Davidson
Admiral All New American
Dillehay Orug Dro
Lawson
Eureka
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