We Nominate J. L. Pilcher REP for Re election
The piece states J. L. Pilcher plans retirement but President Johnson asks him to seek re election. It emphasizes Pilcher has spent nearly fifty years in public service and, despite Kennedy's death, must run again for Georgia's 2nd Congress District. The notice urges nominating the congressman for another term.
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Erhard Arrives at LBJ Ranch for Talks on ECM and Unity
Ludwig Erhard, West Germany chancellor, meets with President Johnson at the LBJ ranch to discuss plans and policies between the two nations. He opposes De Gaulle's ECM agriculture policy but seeks substantial concessions from France and aims to strengthen U S West German relations.
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West Germany
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Johnson
Erhard
Charles de Gaulle
United States
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Konrad Adenauer
Russia
Prohibition Legacies and New York Liquor Politics
The piece argues prohibitions long legacy shapes current liquor laws, especially in New York where the State Liquor Authority controls licenses and prices. It notes bribery risks, scandals, and questions whether top‑down regulation improves public morality or public welfare.
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Supreme Court backs state right to work laws agency shop ban
The Supreme Court upholds state power to enforce right to work laws and ban agency shop contracts. The decision boosts protections for workers who refuse union membership while pressuring the remaining states to adopt or enforce similar measures. Strong emphasis on state sovereignty and personal liberty in labor relations.
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Supreme Court
Dentist-actor Edgar Buchanan Stars In Petticoat Junction
Hollywood notes Edgar Buchanan, dentist turned actor, finds steady work on Petticoat Junction the top new TV series this season. He recalls abandoning medicine for acting after a Pasadena Playhouse discovery and a long career of roles before television fame.
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Edgar Buchanan
Buchanan
Petticoat Junction
Red China to dominate 1964 news cycle says Tokyo report
A Tokyo dispatch says Red China will remain big and secretive belligerent in 1964. The nation has progressed from economic hardship after the Great Leap Forward easing famine for millions, with implications for the West Asia and the Soviet Union.
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Asia
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Has fluoridation sparked fear in voters and cities
A Washington columnist argues against compulsory fluoridation of municipal water, noting strong public fear and privacy concerns. He questions if a majority may scare minorities, suggests voluntary options, and contrasts with smallpox vaccination and a live and let live philosophy.
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Alune
Red China on the Offensive Abroad and at Home
The new Chinese Communist leadership may grow more strident in the clash with the West and Khrushchev. Beijing will seek influence in Laos Viet Nam and Cambodia while courting non Communists in Europe Canada and Australia. Chou En Lai tours Africa as China works to repair its image.
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Australia
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China
Africa
Chou En-lai
Secret Service guards enroll with Lynda Bird Johnson at UT
An Associated Press dispatch reports Secret Service agents guarding Lynda Bird Johnson will study at the University of Texas with her. They will have a special dorm lobby window to monitor the dormitory she rents, and observers predict they will learn more from the dormitory experience, especially during Saturday curfews.
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Lynda Bird Johnson
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Oak Ridge
Tenn
Oak Ridger
Newspaper masthead and contact details from Thomasville Times
The excerpt shows the Thomasville Times-Enterprise newspaper masthead. It lists Associated Press rights, republication terms, daily publication except Sunday, office address in Thomasville Georgia, telephone numbers, and mailing rates including weekly and yearly subscriptions with tax amounts. It reads like general publication information rather than a news item.
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Times-Enterprise Co., Inc
Thomasville
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Seminole War Began with Dade Massacre on Dec 28 1835
On December 28 1835 Seminole Chief led an attack that killed Maj Francis Dade and about 100 U S troops moving to relieve Gen Clinch in Florida starting the Seminole War. Other notes mention chewing gum patent 1869 and World War II seizures and other anniversaries.
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Francis Dade
Clinch
Florida
Quickie marriages fuel rising divorce rates across the country
This passage notes a high rate of divorces seen nationwide and links it to hurried marriages often ending in breakups. It cites examples like marriages at seventeen, a baby at eighteen, and divorce by nineteen as factors stressing the family unit and affecting children.
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