Georgia political climate seen as Republicans gain in primary race
The piece notes Wednesday as the candidate qualification deadline for the September 14 primary in Georgia. It highlights several governor hopefuls, a crowded Democratic and Republican field in the General Assembly race, and calls for responsible local offices while warning of the political shift in the South and the need for voters to watch developments. It also mentions summer hazards and a visit to the Georgia State Farmers Market.
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On This Date In History June 18 1966
June 18 marks events from 1502 Columbus discovery of Martinique to 1965 civil rights arrests in Chicago. Notable items include 1933 NIRC passage promoting industrial self regulation, 1940 Paris open city, 1945 Truman pledge to meet with allies, 1946 Cabrini canonization, and NATO talks with Fanfani in Washington.
Khrushchev’s Obscurity Marked by Public Return in Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev, aged 72, appeared with his wife and a bodyguard at a Moscow voting place, a rare public sight since his fall from power in 1964. The piece notes his influence on reform, the easing of internal repression, and how his stance softened Cold War tensions while Cuba and Poland faced upheaval.
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Boyle's Notebook Highlights 1960s Trends And Health Nuggets
A playful column summarizes mid‑20th century data: 122 million Americans visited doctors last year with women in the lead, centenarians rising past 12 000, aging skin tied to hyaluronic acid, and consumer tips noting best buying days. It also notes rising bankruptcies, motor vehicle licenses nearing 96 million, and a cheeky line on government growth.
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Thomasville Times Enterprise Classified Rates
Rates for mail subscriptions and sales tax details for Georgia residents are listed by period and price. The notice includes contact addresses in Thomasville Georgia and office telephone numbers for the Times Enterprise Co. Inc. It shows weekly, quarterly, and yearly subscription amounts with tax figures and post office details.
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Answering the question why wickedness grows
Billy Graham explains that evil in the world reflects human choice not God's failure. He cites John 3 16 and Revelation 12 12 to show God offered salvation through Jesus and that belief or perish is the solemn choice. The message urges repentance and trust in Christ's forgiveness.
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Reds Europe anxious over ailing Peking crisis
A national and world reaction says Red China faces a deep internal struggle. The Peking purge targets Peng Chen and other senior figures as factions clash over hardline violence versus socialist evolution. Moscow and European blocs watch for possible bold moves.
Balaguer Victory in Dominican Election Stuns Critics
Balaguer wins Dominican President-elect with a wide margin as U S observers report no mass fraud. The piece notes the shift of LBJ from criticism to support and highlights ongoing concerns over 8000 weapons linked to Castroites and Soviet partisans and the need to stabilize Santo Domingo under Balaguer.
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Beatrice Lillie Returns to Hollywood After 28 Years
Spotlight on Movies reports Beatrice Lillie, the famed Beatrice from Bligh ty, back in Hollywood in her first film role in 28 years since Dr. Rhythm with Bing Crosby. She chats at Chateau Marmont about Universal plans and praises Julie Andrews as a rising star.
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Neatniks Rise as Fashion Overthrows Rockers and Mods
In Britain a shift from Rockers and Mods to Neatniks emerges as younger men trade leather jackets for tailored coats and waistcoats. Neatniks, often former Mods, adopt formalwear with hats and cravats, signaling a broader move toward retrospective elegance amid prosperity.
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