Georgia Governor Acts Quickly On Prisoner Reform Plan
Special report details Governor Carl E. Sanders moving to overhaul Georgia prisons. He shifted top corrections leadership, freed surplus funds for reform, and seeks more state funding. The piece traces reforms from Ellis Arnall era to mid-century oversight, inmates’ treatment, and landmark incidents at Reidsville and Buford.
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Ellis Arnall
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Eugene Talmadge
E. D. Rivers
Board of Corrections
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Feiathy
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Coast Guard unique Washington Today and Washington
The piece notes the United States Coast Guard as a single nation’s service, tracing its origins to curbing smuggling and enforcing customs. It mentions Coast Guard roles from protecting the coast to navigating waters and ports, with references to practice, schedules, and public awareness around its evolving mission.
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Curtis LeMay
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Merger Blocked Bid for Two Chemical Firms in Dispute
A San Francisco judge refused to halt the planned 116 million merger of American Viscose Corp. and FMC Corp. United States Justice Department argued the deal would lessen chemical market competition. The agreement would have ITMC acquire most of Avisco, with the sale affecting rayon production and related industries.
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CSC Summer Schedule for Wenk and Week at Local Theaters
The schedule lists events at the Garden Theater and Frasier Theater including Dr. Stanly Chapple speaking on July 15, a Creative Artist's Intention session, a Jeeey T?W performance at Island Grove Park, Family Night, and the Little Theater of the Rockies presenting Visit To a Small Planet with AM reserved seats and Friday’s final showing.
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University of Washington
Garden Theater
Theater of the Rockies
Small Planet
Frasier Theater
Court Upholds NLRB Rule on Printers Strike
The U S Court of Appeals upheld an NLRB ruling that striking Miami Herald workers could not apply secondary picketing to the Detroit Free Press. Knight Newspapers owned both papers. the ruling framed them as separate entities under labor law, with the Miami strike in 1961 ending after five days. The union appealed, but the court maintained limits on secondary picketing to confine conflicts to the original employer.
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National Labor Relations Board
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Detroit Free Press
Knight Newspapers, Inc
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Deteait Free Press
GCA Announces Youth and Junior Programs and Club Event
The GCA schedules horseback riding at Wah Island Grove Park and Mc Elroy Ranch with 17 for five hours and 32 for nine hours, requires participant transportation, and ongoing registration. Golf for juniors opens July 1 to 8 at the GCA office, with Tuesday and Friday mornings for different age groups, fees listed. The GCA Gay 60s Shuffleboard Club hosts a potluck Saturday night inviting members to bring dishes and table service.
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Carnival Opens Week Long Run at Island Grove Park
The Forsythe and Dowis Carnival begins Friday evening for a week long run at Island Grove Park with rides games and entertainment advertised for attendees.
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Forsythe & Dowis
Island Grove Park
Television stars rise in Go Wet With Go Wet With Go Wet With Greeley review
AP Television-Redig writer Cynthia Lowry details a chaotic Go Wet With festival in Greeley. The feature highlights Tim Conway and Rose Marie as rising stars of a comedy and variety lineup with Steve Allen appearances, midways, and new rides.
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Ohio
Conway
the Tribune
Rote Marie
Dick van Dyke
Tim
Steve Alles
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