Moonshine Feud Persists as Illicit Alcohol Flees Seizures
A 1966 federal state and local crackdown on illegal liquor shows 55.7 million gallons produced and 17 774 illicit stills seized, with per still output up 3.2 percent. The moonshine belt sees 6.9 percent more production, while lawmen adopt new methods including a Tennessee plane.
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America
Licensed Beverage Industries, Inc
Southeastern
Alabama
Georgia Raceway
Peach County
State Alcoholic Beverage Commission of Tennessee
Waynesboro
News-Virginian
Daily Crossword Across
Across clues cover praising action to land parts of the body and science terms. fill includes biblical abbreviations and ancient measures. answers span verbs nouns and adjectives with terms for rest, pole, and astonish. Contains entries for metals, oceans, and celestial names.
Daily Cryptoquote Quotation Puzzle Message
The puzzle explains a cryptogram where each letter stands for another and daily codes vary. It notes a sample cryptogram and provides yesterday's solved quote by Longfellow about a tired heart.
Abby column on share expenses rides and dating etiquette
Dear Abby discusses whether accepting money for rides affects liability and how to handle share expenses. It also answers if a gentleman should escort a date to the ladies room and reflects on fashion fads and aging beauty norms with historical notes and contact details for Abby's columns.
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Abby
Cynthia
Evening TV Schedule Collage With Classic Sitcoms
A dense listing of television programming and movie showings across the day and night. Notable entries include Boots Malone and Drive A Crooked Road films, The Virginian and Beverly Hillbillies episodes, and game shows like Jeopardy and The Dating Game.
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Boots Malone
William Holden
Johnny Stewart
Billy Pearson
Ed Begley
Stanley Clements
Harry Morgan
Basil Ruysdael
Mickey Rooney
Kevin McCarthy
Dianne Foster
Casper
Captain Kangaroo
Mike Douglas
Fugitive
Franz
Mr. T
Paige Palmer
Virginia Graham
Donna Reed
Beverly Hillbillies
Temptation
Andy Griffith
Dorothy Fuldheim
Friendship and Change in the Deep South 1955
Jim Bishop recalls a 1955 journey with Burris Jenkins through Mississippi to New Orleans and back, chronicling the volatile end of segregation era culture. He notes mixed progress, lingering white supremacy, and the slow, painful push toward racial integration and lasting friendship.
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Supreme Court
Burris Jenkins
Lexington
Mississippi
New Orleans
Birmingham
Atlanta
Richmond
Dixie
South
Harlem
Baptist Church
Washington
Capitol Hill
Martin Luther King
Roy Wilkins
James Farmer
Doctor King
Whitney Young
The
Urban League
Whitey
Jamaica
Bahamas
U.S. Senate
Burris
Ubiquitous pall weighs on nation after assassination
The term ubiquitous describes something present everywhere. An omnipresent mood settled over the nation in the wake of the assassination, casting a pervasive atmosphere across cities and towns.
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Max Nordau
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Merv Griffin
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Merv
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Hell
Space
Beverly Hill
Dream House
Julie Andrews
Green Acres
Jonathan Winters
Johnny Carson
Joey Bishop
Dick van Dyke
General Hospital
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Caleb
the Garbagemen's Association
Von
Jim Bishop
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