Hats Off To The Bulldogs
The Thomasville Bulldogs won the IAA regional title and a strong season record before a narrow loss to St. Pius in Atlanta in the statewide semifinal. Fans supported the team through Headland and St. Pius games as coach Lee Forehand guided a proud squad praised for spirit and defense.
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Lawsuit challenges sexless job ads in newspapers
The ANPA and Washington Evening Star file for an injunction to block the Hague Employment Opportunity Commission from banning separate male and female columns in help wanted ads. The proposed rules, due Dec 1, would require labeling ads by sex only if sex is a bona fide occupational qualification.
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Boys With Long Hair Spark Debate In School Setting
A Nashville Tennesseean excerpt notes two striking scenes in schools a teacher faulting long haired boys as un American and a Sunday school instructor deeming them non Christian. The piece contrasts cultural norms with religious and civic signals. It highlights social tension over grooming and identity among youths.
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George Washington
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Nashville
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Today in History highlights from December 10, 1968
The note lists events on December 10 across years 1898 Paris treaty ending Spanish American War ceding Philippines Puerto Rico Guam to US. 1817 Mississippi statehood. 1896 Nobel founder Alfred Nobel death. 1901 first Nobel prizes. 1913 Mona Lisa recovered. 1941 Prince of Wales and Repulse sunk. 1955 Eth el Park Richardson wins big on NBC TV. 1964 MLK Jr. wins Nobel Peace Prize. 1978 mentions Soviet and US Congress actions.
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Guam
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Mississippi
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Leonardo da Vinci
Louvre Museum
South China Sea
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Ethel Park Richardson
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Martin Luther King Jr
Patience With Revolutionaries Running Out Real Storm Breaking
A New York editorial argues listening to disenchanted student leaders while warning that order must be restored or a real storm will break. It cites actions at Fordham University New York University and San Francisco State College and calls for firings expulsions or police intervention if needed.
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South Vietnam
Nguyen Hun
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Boyle's Notebook Worries Over Children's Careers
New York columnist notes parental anxiety over children choosing a career. Points to modern youth having many options beyond parental patterns and urges guiding rather than forcing a vocation. Encourages youths to pursue work aligned with talent and happiness despite many choices.
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New York
Curbstone
Yugoslav Path to Democracy Alarms Soviet View in Belgrade
Belgrade reports friction over Yugoslavia's reforms as Soviet wary of change. Khrushchev backs a humane face for communism but Moscow reporters remain barred from print. Yugoslavia fears Kremlin rigidity, sees danger of external attack and seeks Western reassurance while building a mixed democratic socialism.
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Belgrade
Kosygin
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Warsaw
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Yugoslavia
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Bucharest
Romania
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Moscow
Atlantic
Middle East
Mediterranean
Ripon Theory on Nixon and the Border State Strategy
The Ripon Society argues Nixon lost broad trust by a border state approach and anti-union framing. Harris poll data from December shows Nixon carried conservatives 47 to 32 and held 43 to 42 with moderates, while liberals favored Humphrey 62 to 26.
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Thomasville Times-Enterprise notices and rates
The text lists republication rights for the THOMASVILLE TIMES-ENTERPRISE and its AP dispatches, with postal and subscription details. It includes mailing addresses in Thomasville Georgia, notes on air mail, second class postage, and several subscription price quotes with taxes.
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Dread of MVD Returns Criminial Pressure Grows in USSR
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports the revival of the MVD amid rising crime and disorder. MOOP renamed as the Ministry of Internal Affairs signals a tougher drive to restore public order, with youth hooliganism and anti-Soviet literature adding to concerns.
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Beria
Stalin
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MOOP
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Leonid Brezhniv
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Izvestia
Young Communist League
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