Thomasville State Farmers Market Seeks More Space
The Thomasville State Farmers Market ranks second in Georgia by volume, trailing Atlanta Central Market. It handles beans peas corn and tomatoes daily with buyers from large retail outlets ensuring strong prices while trucks crowd the auctions signaling need for expanded facilities. leaders Roscoe Stewart and marketing staff guide operations.
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Missouri senators push bill to seal police records
The Missouri State Senate narrowly approved a bill to keep police records confidential. Critics warn of a right to know erosion and possible jail-prisoner disappearances or precinct hopping. Supporters say it protects the falsely accused while opponents fear abuses and reduced accountability. Tulsa Tribune.
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Today in History Highlights for June 7, 1969
AP notes key anniversaries including the 1942 Midway victory over Japan, Daniel Boone's Kentucky exploration in 1769, a 1962 slave trade suppression accord, and other notable events from 1940 to the RFK assassination indictment in Los Angeles last year.
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Reflections on Violence and Cowardice in America
A 1969 editorial laments nonviolence as fostering violence, arguing victims submit meekly to crime. It questions whether stopping threats would be vigilantism and cites a Berkeley classroom incident with a hostile intruder to illustrate widespread fear and rationalized restraint. The piece warns of a looming day of retaliation.
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Congress Fights Farm Union Violence At Grocers
The piece warns Congress may curb farm union violence extending to grocery stores. It cites California grape boycotts, firebombs in New York, and harassment in Detroit. Sen. Murphy proposes a ban on strikes at harvest and picketing at retail outlets to protect consumer access to farm products.
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Civil Engineers shape industry and cities across the nation
Miss Lain awards a Mercury portable to Debbe Partridge as the column explores what civil engineers do. The piece traces the field from military roots to civilian public works and outlines specializations, career paths, earning scales, education, and future job prospects with references to major projects and the American Society of Civil Engineers.
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Thom asville Times Enterprise notices and rates
The Thom asville Times Enterprise announces AP news rebroadcast rights and local dispatch use. It lists mailing address 119 N Mason St Thomasville Ga 31792 and subscription prices with weekly and yearly tax details.
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Housing Science cites brain cell count
The Anniston Star notes that housing science states the human brain contains 10 million nerve cells but does not specify how many cells are occupied.
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Sex Education Uproar Provokes Polarized Debate
A nationwide dispute over new public school sex education programs blends sharp criticism and humor. Critics such as John Birch Society members condemn SIECUS and deem the issue a conspiracy, while some parents react with alarm at even factual biology lessons.
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Rhoda L. Lorand
New York
FE. James Lieberman
National Institute of Mental Health
Debates Rise Over School Sex Education Programs
The piece argues against broad sex education initiatives from SIECUS and BIECUS, noting concerns from psychologists and physicians about early, amoral indoctrination. It stresses parental roles, careful teaching, and avoiding mass dissemination that overwhelms children’s understanding.
Liability of learner driving teachers in negligence cases
A driving instructor was found liable for damage caused by a pupil’s crash, with the court stating a teacher bears responsibility for teaching with reasonable care. In another case a teacher warned a pupil who acted impulsively and hit a pedestrian but was not found negligent. A passenger offering poor advice during parking was not held liable.
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