Fluoridation Debate Persists In Thomasville Water
The article details ongoing controversy over fluoridating Thomasville water, noting mixed expert views on adult health risks and claimed dental benefits for children. It discusses mandated fluoridation 14 years ago, public apathy, and options like bottled water or private wells for some residents.
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Thomasville
Georgia Public Health Dept
U. S. Public Health Service
Public Health Service
Rockefeller Brothers Split on national political path
Arkansas governor Winthrop Rockefeller navigates a strained dynamic with his liberal New York brother Nelson as both pursue presidential ambitions. The piece contrasts their political stances, constituencies, and potential impact on Arkansas delegates and Win’s 1968 re election bid.
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Rockefeller
Nelson
New York
Martin Luther King
Nelson Rockefeller
Win Rockefeller
Win
Kennedy
Arkansas
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
George Romney
Gov. Romney
mid-South
Charille Brown
Campain
Expense Account Vs. Devil in Boyle’s Notebook
A witty column contrasts expense account living with the devil and critiques modern manners. It jokes about bagels in Manhattan, new shoes, teen slang, love, Cate, and Blow Up as overhyped culture. It notes greed and misread intellects at the stock exchange.
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New York
Manhattan
Cate
New York Stock Exchange
Today in History highlights and milestones
Highlights cover key events on June 2 across history including Queen Elizabeth II's 1953 coronation, Maine's 1831 prohibition law, the 1883 first night baseball game, and Goering Goering Goering. Also notes in 1924 citizenship for American Indians and Khrushchev telecast remarks in 1961 and reflections from 1965.
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Associated Press
Britain
Maine
Fort Wayne
Grover Cleveland
Frances Folsom
White House
President Johnson's shifting silence in Middle East crisis
The article analyzes President Johnson's tightened silence on the Middle East crisis, contrasting it with his 1965 Dominican Republic approach. It argues the change aims to avoid provoking Israel or alarming Nasser while considering Soviet interests, reflecting a tactical shift since 1966.
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Washington
Johnson
Middle East
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Jsraelis
Israel
Nasser
Dominican Republic
Vietnam
Senate
Stokely Carmichael and Philippa Schuyler in the News
The piece recalls Stokely Carmichael’s antiwar and antiestablishment rhetoric at Morgan State College and in Washington, D.C., and recounts the life and death of Philippa Schuyler, George Schuyler’s daughter killed in Vietnam. It notes Horatio Alger awards and mentions Dr. Michael DeBakey and Dr. John Howard as Alger laureates. The author praises civic programs and questions whether Carmichael will steer the country toward hell.
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Stokely Carmichael
Morgan State College
Baltimore
Vietnam
Hell
Philippa Schuyler
George
The
Congo
Philippa
Peace Corps
América
Washington, D.C
Carmichael
Times Enterprise publishing rights and subscription notice
The notice outlines republication rights for dispatches credited to the Reaper and Alee News, with reserved rights by Times Enterprise Co. It lists subscription details and rates for Georgia deliveries, with a contact at a Masonville Georgia office and a postal address for subscriptions and changes.
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Reaper
Alee Iesal
Times Enterprise Go
Cmasville
Themaevilla
Repossession Rules Under Debt Law and Court Rulings
A discussion of how creditors may reclaim goods under conditional sale without violence. Courts limit forcible entry and protect debtors from physical force while allowing peaceful retrieval of items like a piano or car. The piece contrasts unlawful force with lawful peaceful repossession and notes public policy against aggression.
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N.Y
Little Rock, Ark
Winthrop Rockefeller
By Marianne
Winn
Romney
Richard Nixon
Boyle
Hal Boyle
Dullsville
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
World Today
Mideast
John Chamberlain
Ether
Washington, D. C
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America
George Schuyler
New York City
Wilton
Connecticut
Africa
Harlem
Horatio Alger
American Association of Schools and Colleges
Michael DeBakey
Baylor University
Alger
John Howard
Rockford [Llinois
Tuelazphone
Sper Canel
Ealea
Georgia
Sewing Machine Company
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