Thomasville Georgia farmers market tops state sales record
Roscoe Stewart manages the Thomasville State Farmers Market which leads Georgia in sales of Georgia grown produce. Last year total sales reached a new high near 14 million dollars. The city council adopted a resolution praising Stewart and his election asPresident elect of the National Association of Produce Market Managers. The market served 2,390 Georgia farmers and 81 out of state farmers with 66 765 transactions last year. A 750 thousand dollar expansion is planned to boost buying power for growers in the south.
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Thomasville
Atlanta
Roscoe Stewart
Stewart
National Association of Produce Market Managers
Georgia
South
A.A.R
Busy the Telephone Bug Inventor in Poverty
Miami report recounts Samuel Alva Busy a Boston businessman who created early telephone listening devices and the busy signal. Despite his innovations the inventor died in obscurity and poverty, while Bell's telephone spurred demand for surveillance tools.
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Miami
Fla
Samuel Alva Busy
Boston
Busy
Society of American Engineers
Alexander Graham Bell
Samuel Busy
Bell
Mr. Watson
Watson
Sam Alva
Alex
Sam
America
June 1, 1973 historical highlights and anniversaries
Today marks the 152nd day of 1973 with notable events such as De Gaulle becoming France's premier in 1958 and Kentucky and Tennessee statehood milestones in 1792 and 1798. Also Brigham Young birth 1801, Madison warning 1812, Leslie Howard’s death 1943, Mexico’s siesta abolition 1944, Wallace’s 1963 stand, Rome riots, and Nixon’s Moscow tour ending a year ago.
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Associated Press
Charles de Gaulle
France
Kentucky
Union
Tennessee
Brigham Young
Whitingham
James Madison
Congress
Britain
Leslie Howard
Lisbon
London
Mexico
Alabama
George C. Wallace
University of Alabama
University of Rome
Italy
Nixon
Washington
Moscow
Nixon coverup aides plumbers by jack anderson
Washington report says Watergate prosecutors face options on indicting Nixon over possible involvement in cover up of plumbers activities. Archibald Cox to decide. Article outlines alleged antisubversive unit plans and plumbers role, including Liddy and Hunt and Haldeman Ehrlichman.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
White House
Nixon
Archibald Cox
Henry Petersen
Petersen
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Plumbers
G. Gordon Liddy
E. Howard Hunt
Daniel Elisberg
Los Angeles
H.R. Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
Watergate
A Matter Of Manners Openness Or Coercion Questioned
An editorial muses on whether manners should be mandatory, arguing voluntary civility is ideal but contemplating the consequences if well manners were compulsory in society.
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Opelika-Auburn
Ala
Watergate ties widen as White House factions shield plumbers
Evidence shows Haldeman Ehrlichman tried to limit the probe to five Watergate arrestees while funneling hush money through Herb Kalmbach and Anthony Ulasewicz. Funds from Stans Dean and Northrop Aviation executives supported political espionage and the cover up, blurring lines between politics and national security.
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Haldeman
Ehrlichman
White House
Watergate
CIA
FBI
Liddy
Hunt
Herb Kalmbach
Maurice Stans
John Dean
Kalmbach
Northrop Aviation
New York
Anthony Ulasewicz
Nixon
Henry Petersen
Petersen
Richard Kleindienst
Ulasewicz
Ted Kennedy
D-Mass
Seascapes Impress at Deep South Arts and Crafts Festival
The Deep South Arts and Crafts Festival drew visitors from 19 states and England, with 2,807 admissions and exhibitors reporting $17,400 in sales. Randall C. Packard, James Chichester, Riley Napier, and Don Crossley showcased seascapes and rural scenes, while Betty bought a crewel kit and readers noted two affordable seascapes that delighted the author.
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Deep South Fairgrounds
Betty
Randall C. Packard
Chamblee
Mildred Harris
Happy Hand
Albin
Kathleen Chalk
Thomasville
John Watt
Hansell Street
Park Avenue
Paradise Park
England
Fran
Bill) Stucky
Arts Guild
Ham Peck
Exchange Club
Watergate: Dean Documents Reveal Secret Police for Political Subversion
Marianne Means notes Dean's White House files show plans for a clandestine national police force aimed at subverting political opposition, far beyond national security. Nixon claims it protected security. investigators warn of counterinsurgency and crimes, with possible impeachment looming as Senate probes seek presidential testimony.
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Marianne Means
Washington
John Dean
White House
Nixon
Dean
Senate “Watergate
Wen
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Democratic National Committee
United States
Congress
Senate
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McNaught Syndicate
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James Chichester
Florida Gulf Coast
Lynn Haven
Panama City
Faivers
Panacea Bridge
Don Crossley
Fort Walton Beach
Linda Sewell
Hamilton
Riley F. Napier
Riley Napier
St. Petersburg
Fran Stucky
Mickey Mallette
Mickey
Julian Neel
Chichester
Chichesters
Gulf
Albert
Riley
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