Set Their Salary Rates Question Echoes In State Debates
The piece argues lawmakers should not vote themselves raises without a statewide referendum. It notes rising operation costs, pensions, and high campaign expenses, citing Georgia's large General Assembly and growing government costs as symptoms of an entrenched, costly system.
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General Assembly
Assembly
Georgia
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Treut
Order of the Day
Washington
Atlanta
Timely Reminder on Prosperity and Thrift
A concise moral urging thrift over prosperity and self reliance over reliance on others. It argues you cannot strengthen the weak by weakening the strong or help workers by pulling down employers, and it cautions against class hatred and borrowed money. The piece emphasizes personal initiative and independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Man
Today In History Highlights From June 11 1968
On this date key events are noted including the 1942 lend lease agreement between the United States and the Soviet Union to aid the Soviet war effort. Other items include deaths of Metternich in 1859 and George I in 1727, plus notable historical milestones from 1936 1940 1943 and past years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
United States
Soviet Union
George I
England
Prince Klemens von Metternich
Six Mile Canyon
New
Comstock Lode
Russia
Juliana
Netherlands
Canada
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Benito Mussolini
U.N. Security Council
Lebanon
Alabama
George C. Wallace
University of Alabama
A Conservative View recalls day with RFK in Indiana
A Washington reporter recollects a day with Robert Kennedy in Indiana two weeks before the primary. Kennedy tours towns from Indianapolis to Scottsburg, delivering his Old Number One speech on law and order while joking with crowds and sharing his zest for living. He speaks of family, politics, and the campaign, ending with a note on his brave, brilliant life cut short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Kennedy
Sheraton-Lincoln
Ethel
Freckles
Teddy
Scottsburg
White House
Scotts
New Albany
Oolitic
Bedford
Seymour
Nick
Bill
Ruddick's
Hoosier Grill
Ed’s
Dairy Queen
Indianapolis
Jeffersonville
Kennedyism and the lure of another Kennedy presidency
Washington reflections on the Bobby Kennedy era and the push toward a Kennedy dynasty. The piece weighs whether Edward Kennedy should follow his brother’s baton or risk being judged against Bobby’s standards, amid public nostalgia and political momentum.
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Kennedy
White House
Robert Kennedy
Bobby
Yale President Brewster critiques campus power and reform
In a George Washington University commencement, Kingman Brewster argues student power often harms long term goals. He defends education over campus politics, warns against four year clutter, and praises measured liberal yet practical governance. He cites SDS and calls for prudent curricula.
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Vassar
Kingman Brewster
Yale
George Washington University
Washington, D.C
Brewster
Liberal College
Kirk
Columbia
Colege
Connecticut
Wilbur Cross
Yale Graduate School
Cross
U.S. Senate
Fluoridation Debate Spotted In Thomasville Hearts Tales
A reader urges an investigation into fluoridation and heart deaths in Thomasville, urging the health department to compare pre and post fluoridation records. The letter cites Edgar Cayce, water chemistry, and asks for hospital admissions data to assess risk.
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Thomasville
Tallahassee
Health Department
Atlanta
Thomas- Ville
Edgar Cayce
the Sleeping Prophet
Jess Stearn
Gordon Avenue
Thomas Drugstore
Cayce
Thomasville Times Enterprise publication notice and pricing
The notice outlines republication rights for Associated Press dispatches and local news, details office and mailing addresses in Thomasville Georgia, postal classification, and subscription rates with tax inclusions. It lists pricing for weekly and monthly plans and informs readers about mail subscription options and sales tax within Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Focal News
Times-Enterprise Co., Inc
Thomasville
All Mall
P. O
N. Madison ,St
Newspaper Mail Delays Spark Publisher Outcry
Subscribers faced days or weeks of delayed newspaper delivery for months prompting complaints to the Post Office Department. Salt Lake City Tribune spokesman Otto R Seidel says the post office shows indifference and urges subscribers to contact their congressmen for action, noting deterioration has gone too far.
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Post Office Department
Washington
Otto R. Seidel
Salt Lake ‘City
Shreveport Gla
Looking Ahead to 1968 Election Leadership Measure
Dr George Benson argues the United States faces a leadership crisis since World War II with four presidents and eleven Congresses failing to meet challenges. He warns voters must demand spiritual and moral integrity, intelligence, and patriotism from candidates, or risk national decline.
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George
Benson
America
House of Representatives
Senate
Congress
Presidency
Webster
Winston Churchill
Great Britain
Hitler
Europe
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RFK
White River
Jim
Eighth Street
Church of Christ Scientist
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Leo's Barber Shop
Bernie’s Bakery
Betty’s Therapy Studio
Ben Davis Tire & Battery Service
Cleveland
New Orleans
Lafayette
Fort Wayne
Kalamazoo
Sioux Falls
Fort
James J. Kilpatrick
Bobby Kennedy
Destiny
John Chamberlain
Barnard
Columbia University
New York City
Students For A Democratic Society
Students To Destroy Society
SDS
Old Bookman
Pulse of the Public
Kurt Clements
Thomasville Times-Enterprise
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