A Shirt Tail Full Of Type Ends In Atlanta
The Atlanta Times closed after 15 months, suffering over three million dollars in losses. Its liberal stance and targeted mission failed amid shrinking ad revenue and limited circulation, underscoring a shift away from partisan papers toward unified coverage.
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Atlanta Times
the Times
Constitution
The
Atlanta Journal
Ralph McGill
Times
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Georgia
Brimstone
South
America
Portland
Ore
Phoenix
Ariz
Atlanta
Editor and Publisher Strike Insurance Critique Argument
The piece questions strike insurance for publishers as an evil tool while unions fund large defense reserves. It notes payments of 13 000 daily and 26 000 on Sundays, with a paper cap of 650 000, and compares such payouts to lost advertising revenue. It argues insurance profits are illusory and reflects on economic warfare in New York City publishing.
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New York City
E&p
Sunday Times
Herald Tribune
The
Journal-American
News
World-Telegram
Times
Bedrock crumbling? Alaska citizen alert to duty in public life
In a era of war, inflation, and growing crime the article argues the bedrock of American ideals— liberty, property rights, and individual rights—is eroding. It urges renewed public involvement by all, especially businessmen, citing A Rubel of Union Oil Co. as a model and warning that government now touches every level from local schools to Washington.
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Rubel
Union Off Co
California
Federal
Washington
Sub Rosa opposition within Johnson’s Democratic camp
The Washington Star argues that criticism of President Johnson is driven by a covert within party opposition, not Republicans. It notes liberal left Democrats and Kennedy loyalists, aiming to replace Johnson, and warns conservatives to recognize who benefits if this internal campaign succeeds, likely harming moderates and conservatives.
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Johnson
de Gaulle
France
Franco
Spain
Mr. Khrushchev
Russia
Democratic
John F. Kennedy
White House
Kennedy
Mrr. Johnson
Campaigon
Names and Titles of Journal Staff Members
The text lists roles including president secretary treasurer editor advertising director business manager circulation manager and various variations of the names associated with these positions. It appears as a masthead or staff index from a newspaper or journal.
Ceasefire hints and birth control debate echo in Washington
A cautious outlook on a Christmas Viet Nam ceasefire surfaces. Secret soundings in capitals, with Algiers as a potential hinge, and Johnson tightening bombing limits. Pope Paul denounces artificial birth control, stirring officials to push education via six agencies. Sen. Gruening leads hearings and argues for reproductive rights amid a wary Catholic stance.
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Nota
Drew Pearson
Africa
Jack Anderson
Washington
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Mars
Algeria
United States
Red China
Algiers
Johnson
North
Joint Chiefs of Staff
White House
State Department
Joint Chiefs
Pope Paul
United Nations
U. S
CTA
Office of Territories
Indian Affairs Bureau
Public Health Service
Capitol Hill
Sen
Ross Bags
D-Tenn
Reunion honors HPHS mentor Professor Marr at 50 years
A Friday night reunion at High Point High School celebrated Professor Marr’s half century of influence on local youth. Attendees recalled his down to earth style, the Army travel papers he entrusted, and his current work with the American Humanics Foundation at Salem College. The event, presided by former Senator O Arthur Kirkman, highlighted the school’s 1915 16 18 19 classes and included teachers honored for long service.
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Weaver M. Marr
High Point High School
Mair
Helen Brown
HPHS
Rose Howell Richardson
Marr
Archie
Yarrenl Gray
American Humanics Foundation
Salem College
Salem
W. Va
Ton
Polly Hellman Ivey
Raleigh
Verta Idal Coz
Vera Idal
This City
Grace
O. Arthur Kirkman
Pat Brown
Lawrence Caton
David Standon
Lewis E. Teague
Tom J. Kearns
Guy Byerly
William Simmons
Randolph White
Mr. Cannon
Queen Elizabeth and the echoes of American speech
A Morrisville Tribune reader reflects on a royal broadcast and the phrase you all, noting London’s official correction and a joke about Americans. The column ties royal kinship to Southern identity and warns of Rome’s fate as a caution for America amid luxury, tax burdens, and crime.
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Morrisville Tribune
Commonwealth
Queen Elizabeth
A&a
New York
Memphis
London
Elizabeth
George Washington
Robert E. Lee
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Strike Insurance
Alaska
Washington Star
Sub Rosa
High Point Enterprise
High Pont Enterprise, Inc
MT Ene Pis A Reet
D. A. Rawley
Charles Howard Lockwood
Wditar
TRE
Associated Press
Onis
N.C
Ineal Nswa
AP News Dispatches
High Foint
MN. C
High Point
WN c
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Serry
Ernest Gruening
Gruening
America the Beautiful
John Rack
Brookline
Mass
Rock
Galileo
Vatican
Dr. Rack
Berrys World
Aiternan
Neal Stanford
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Douglas Aircraft
NASA
Moon
Douglas
Rome
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