Court action urged as Georgia governor election dispute looms
The United States Supreme Court is expected to hear the Georgia governor election case Monday. Write in votes and possible new election loom as issues, with Attorney General's office likely to handle details in Atlanta. Voter procedures and outcomes hang on the court ruling.
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How To Win Phone Battle
A humorous anecdote about dealing with overbearing officials who keep you waiting on the phone. The narrator shares frustration with Mr Big and his secretary, recounting a missed call when pressed to take a call at the official’s convenience. The tone mocks hierarchy and impatience in business calls.
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Henry Ford
Today in History December 1 1946 Highlights
On this date in history several events are recalled including 1942 gasoline rationing begin in the United States, 1918 Yugoslavia formation, 1936 Roosevelt Buenos Aires conference, 1943 Churchill and Roosevelt with Stalin, and 1958 Chicago Parochial school fire. Federal Reserve and FDIC set higher bank deposit rates in 1962, and a Cuba refugee airlift flight arrived in Miami a year ago.
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Johnson wrestles with budget size and public image
LBJ contends with a looming 140 billion dollar federal budget for 1967 and possible tax changes. He works from Texas while recovering, pressuring aides and Congress to craft a thrifty yet expansive plan. Experts hint at a higher total, but Johnson weighs cuts and inflation defenses as Vietnam costs press on.
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Johnson Budget Boost Echoes Past Economies
The article compares federal spending trends from the Truman era to Johnson era noting Truman's 42.5 billion budget, rises to 71.5 and 85.5 billion, and Johnson's 27 billion boost portraying a larger stimulus. It frames Johnson as an economizer relative to wartime spikes.
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Nero Wolfe author Rex Stout turns eighty
Rex Stout, creator of Nero Wolfe, reaches his 80th birthday amid public notices. He has penned 54 books in 36 years and hosted radio programs. Born December 1, 1886 in Noblesville Indiana, he left home at 18 to pursue varied work and writing success. He lives at Highmeadow in New York with wife Pola and two married daughters.
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Unclear text about Jesus education in school
Fragmented note questions whether Jesus attended formal schooling, citing no Bible evidence of such education. The garbled line expresses doubt about schooling and religious context.
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Johnson Moves to Trim Federal Programs and Stimulate Homes
The article notes President Johnson suspending the 7 percent investment tax credit and planning to cancel or delay $5.3 billion in federal programs to curb inflation. He also released $240 million to finance mortgages for 15,000 homes, with a year end tax increase decision hinted. Wall Street eyes a possible year end rally amid cautious markets and December gains. Housing starts fell to 848,000 in October, a 20 year low, signaling weak housing sentiment.
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Mead on modern parenting and youth behavior
Anthropologist Margaret Mead argues that modern parents reward misbehavior and punish only superficially. She contends dances and dress do not prove a moral shift among youth and says college students do not act without adult involvement. Anniston Star notes her provocative point.
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Times Enterprise Co. Official Notice and Rates
Public notice from Thomasville Georgia concerns republication rights for all news dispatches and rights reserved. Advertising mail rates and subscription details are listed, with address and contact information for changes of address and subscriptions.
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Republicans Seek New Direction Beyond Left Right Labels
A reform era debate maps the GOP future beyond fixed labels as Romney Percy Nixon and Reagan loom large. Secretary Connor at American University criticizes public sector bias and urges private sector driven public problem solving in housing and welfare programs.
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Harvard
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California
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Hubert H. Humphrey
The Salon Window Show and Public Advertising Limits
Seven sisters ran a hair tonic shop with a show window display that drew crowds until a neighbor filed a court case. The judge halted the display as it blocked the sidewalk, balancing public access against advertising rights and urging reasonable regulations rather than sweeping bans.
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