Marshall And Marshal Plan
A historical comparison of the George Marshall Plan and the current federal Marshal Plan under Kennedy era policies. The piece argues the former aided reconstruction, while the latter imposes federal force to enforce desegregation in the South. It cites Allan Scott’s Rotary Club talk as context.
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Kennedy
South
U. S
Hundres
United States
Marshall
George Marshall
Robert Kennedy
Sherman
Allan Scott
Thomasville
Networks Reveal Plans for Next TV Season and Minow Challenge
FCC Commissioner Newton Minow denounces TV wasteland while ABC CBS and NBC outline new season lineups. ABC adds Top Cat Calvin and the Colonel and a live Steve Allen companion for Lawrence Welk. CBS shifts Mr Ed and The Alvin Show with crime dramas and comedies. NBC features David Brinkley’s Journal Project 20s Ramparts Wisdom and more. No new Westerns.
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FCC
Newton Minow
Television
ABC
Calvin and
the Colonel
Lawrence Welk
Steve Allen
NBC
David Brinkley
Journal
Frank McGee
America
Shirley Booth
Hazel
Dr. Kildare
87Th Precinct
Cain
Robert Taylor
Joey Bishop
Bob Newhart
Bullwinkle
FBI Cautions Public On Child Molesters And Sex Deviates
FBI Director Hoover urges parents and authorities to act against child molesters as school vacation nears. He cites posters, local safeguards, and strict prosecution to protect children, citing cases and the need for firm parole and sentencing to prevent future crimes.
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FBI
Edgar J. Hoover
Law Enforcement Bulletin
Question Raised About Our Dollar by George Sokolski
Congressman Multer proposes withdrawing the 25 percent gold coverage of the dollar. He notes many respected figures on task forces and committees may be well meaning but questions their motives and the economic dogma behind fiat money. The piece weighs how to judge good Americans amid debate.
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Abraham Multer
Allan Sproul
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Ngs Economic Development
T. V. Houser
Sears, Roebuck& Company
John J. McCloy
Chase Manhattan Bank
Henry C. Alexander
Multer
United States
Supreme Court
Assets of the United States Could Back the Dollar
The author argues United States assets are vast and largely unaccounted for, suggesting proper auditing could back the dollar and support government financing. They warn current bookkeeping masquerades as budgetary reality and call for asset disclosure, including TVA and other corporations, to manage the national debt.
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United States
Treasury
TVA
Congress
Multer
Word Puzzle Across and Down Clues Snarl
A dense list of crossword style clues covers serpents scutthes altercation harvest silkworm epoch operatic melody disregards small cape gone by daily Mr. Cleveland automobile ballad Australian bird kiln dried grass feeding place sustained balloon basket state clans anchor tackle Isable simple minded lethargic appellation of Athena low bedstead goddess of discord go down female sheep inter mission glut hollow out steed wages medical reclaim fluids Danish couple weight undaunted egisted eng author native etrane metale individual indefinite period of time showy send out precious stone malleable always inscribe gibbon receives middle Aug cistern summit girl s name Charles Lamb transmitte behalf coat with frosting at presen anger
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Mr. Cleveland
Gibbon
Middle
Summit
Charles Lamb
Presen
Georgia debates county unit abolition and balance in representation
Editorial voices warn against full abolition of the county unit system in Georgia while acknowledging urban growth. It urges reform to curb rural underrepresentation and prevent domination by Atlanta and Fulton County, stressing need for checks and balances between rural and urban areas.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Georgia General Assembly
Fulton County
Freedom Riders spark national debate over civil rights protests
A political column denounces CORE Freedom Riders invading the South as violent provocations while praising Southern restraint. It questions federal action versus state rights and criticizes the Justice Department's involvement with the Riders amid broader Cold War era protests and international movements.
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CORE
Silso
Freedom Riders
Eniwetok Atom
Pacific
Honolulu
BD Siejer
Sit
Booth
Fellowship of Reconciliation
Nashville
U. S
Fidel Castro
South
United States
Scotland
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Cuba
Aspen
Colo
Conference On Science and World Affairs
Thomasville Times-Enterprise Public Notices Summary
Public notice text from Thomasville Times-Enterprise related to republication rights and subscription details. Includes copyright notice for Associated Press content and mailing and tax information for subscriptions.
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Associated Press
Times- Enterprises Co., Inc
Thomasville
Highway 319: Georgia Florida Route Described as Hazardous
The section from Thomasville to the Florida state capitol lacks a main highway, needs widening and repaving. Paving is broken and patched, road is narrow, creating a major hazard for motorists. Both states should address safety and improve the drive’s quality.
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Thomasville
Florida
Georgia
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