Rising entrance fees shift control to State Democratic Committee
The Georgia Democratic Party now requires candidate entrance fees for State House races to be paid to the State Committee rather than the county committees. The 500 dollar fee, plus 50 percent of local fees sent to the State Treasury, tightens county finances for primaries while expanding state level influence. The article argues for a public financial report from the State Committee and questions transparency into party income and disbursements.
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State Democratic Executive Committee
Democratic Executive Committee
Atlanta
State
House
Senate
State Committee
Canadian government tattoos lobsters to track them
The Canadian government plans to tattoo lobsters after dipping them in alcohol to numb the pain. The method aims to track crustaceans, with a humorous note on the lobster waking with a crustaceous hangover. The item reflects a satirical take from the Dallas Morning News.
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Dallas
Tex
Today in History June 1 1968 highlights
On this date in 1818 Captain James Lawrence was mortally wounded and cried Don't give up the ship as he left the Chesapeake. Kentucky statehood was granted in 1792. 1942 Allied air raid on Essen and 1945 fire bombing Osaka are noted. 1946 the Navy disclosed the doodle-bug submarine detector. Molotov resigned in 1959. A Paris suburb collapse killed 20 and destroyed 60 homes.
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James Lawrence
Chesapeake
Kentucky
Royal Air Force
Britain
Essen
U. S
Osaka
Navy
V. M. Molotov
Molotov
Stalin
Johnson Sets Stage for Civil Rights Conference Action
President Johnson frames a broad consensus approach as he opens a two day White House conference on Civil Rights with about 2400 delegates. The event aims to gather ideas for immediate and long term action to improve housing education economic security and justice administration. Recommendations will be recorded for a report to Johnson in weeks.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Ben W. Heineman Jr
Congress
Council
Cisquality
Sef B. McKissick
Heust
Ent Nonviolent Coordinating
Mittee
Rent-a-Wife satire hits corporate ladders and credit
A provocative column imagines a future where executives rent wives on credit to please demanding bosses. The piece critiques corporate obsession with personal lives and poses a sensational scenario where a rented wife influences promotion outcomes, then is returned at dawn.
Inflation fears split economists on policy and poverty
Economists in business firms and universities show inflation concerns surpass unemployment and poverty. Corporate and academic groups diverge on wage price guideposts and the fight on poverty with 56 percent of business economists disapproving the war’s direction and 57 percent of teachers approving.
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New York
A Rebellion In Rumania? A Rebellion In Rumania?
An analysis questions whether a Romanian challenge to Soviet influence is genuine or staged. It links Ceausescu's critical speech, Nato tensions, and Gaullist strategy with possible Kremlin manipulation. The piece speculates on a broader plan to shift troops and power in Europe as de Gaulle visits Moscow.
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Bucharest
Moscow
Brezhnev
Kosygin
de Gaulle
Soviet Union
NATO
U. S
Europe
Rumania
Paris
Ceausescu
Kremlin
London
Washington
Bonn
West Germany
Berlin
Ceaausescu
Kommunist
Alexandroo Dregeech
Glasow's Glookbusters on Debt and Prosperity
A reflective quote from Arnold Glasow of Freeport about opposing endless wars and mounting debt. He notes prosperity may outpace affordability and jokes about spring and longer days as a reminder of shared financial fatigue.
Preacher Burden and Parish Support Highlighted by Deacons
A church member asks if pastors face heavy burdens and stresses the need for congregations to support their ministers. The writer cites Paul’s example, urges prayers, and notes ministers balance sermons visits and administrative duties daily amid growing demands.
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Paul
Will Computers Replace Pupils In Brook lyn Parochial Schools
An experimental setup links an IBM computer 550 miles away to aid homework for six Brooklyn pupils. The machine quickly computed Earth surface area as 201,062,400 square miles, illustrating a future where pupils study at home while computers handle tasks at school.
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IBM
Brooklyn
Anderson
Thanasville Dima republication notice and address details
Thanasville Dima announces exclusive rights for republication of all dispatches credited to the caper and local news treeshed therein. Issued daily except Sunday by the Tomes Enterprise Co Inc with post office sub list and change of address information for Thomasville Ga.
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IF Ress
Surda
Tomes Enterprise Co., Inc
Maalson &T
Cor
P. O
Thomasgilis
Income Tax Tattletales Rewarded by Uncle Sam
A 1965 overview explains informers can earn up to 10 percent of the recovered tax, with IRS discretion in amount. It notes that rewards hinge on government collections, that informers must pay income tax on rewards, and that some cases involve fines for failing to do so. Poetic Justice by Will Bernare.
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Deliy
Uncle Sam
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Tom Sawyer
American Bar Association
Will Bernare
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