Drink More Milk Focuses On June Dairy Month
June is Dairy Month highlighting the Thomas County dairy industry and its local economic importance. Thomasville benefits from dairies and modern plants delivering high quality milk, with strict federal and state oversight to ensure pure, flavorful products for consumers and households.
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Thomas County
Thomasville
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Georgia Department of Agriculture and Milk Control Board
Rain and Sunlight Hale the Weather Faithful Trust
A reflective piece notes that weather cycles shift between rain and dry spells, matching public needs. The author argues the weatherman delivers appropriate seasons, despite varying desires for rain or sun, and emphasizes faithfulness amid global floods and droughts.
Polls Show Public Strong Support for Right to Work
The Dallas Morning News cites a Texas poll where 65 percent oppose mandatory union membership to keep a job and 25 percent favor it, with 10 percent undecided. It notes an all time high national sentiment for voluntary unionism, with 67 percent supportive in a 1957 poll versus 46 percent in 1956.
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Dallas Morning News
Texas
Opinion Research Corporation
Today in History: Magna Carta signed at Runnymede
On this date in 1215 King John sealed Magna Carta at Runnymede, shaping English constitutional history. Other notes include 1775 Washington taking command, 1916 Wilson nomination, 1942 Greek king address, 1945 Ribbentrop capture announced, and Dem indemnities dispute, Eisenhower Japan visit, and Supreme Court population equality ruling.
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Associated Press
John
Runnymede
George Washington
Woodrow Wilson
U.S. Congress
George II
Greece
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Hamburg
Japan
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Tokyo
U.S. Supreme Court
GOP splits threaten Johnson era unity in 1966 outlook
Four GOP leaders and former president candidate Barry Goldwater weigh in on Viet Nam policy and a proposed Free Society Association. Laird warns against eroding Republican support while Dirksen backs presidential support. Goldwater urges military leadership, signaling intraparty conflict ahead.
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Washington
Johnson
Melvin R. Laird
Wisconsin
House
Laird
GOP
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Viet Nam
Barry Goldwater
Congress
Ifuer House
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Dirksen
Goldwater
Asia
Arizona
United States
The
Free Society Association
Republican Party
Weather by Balloons Guides War Efforts in Da Nang
In Da Nang, Captain Norman F. Jacobs commands weather observations that feed forecasts for American and Vietnamese forces. Balloons rise to 80,000 feet daily to sample wind and temperature, delivering near real time global atmospheric data while explaining the two monsoon patterns and their impact on operations.
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DA Nang
South Viet Nam
Norman F. Jacobs
30Th
Jacobs
Big da Nang Air Base
Los Angeles
Saigon
Delta
You Should Fight With Your Spouse For A Livelier Home
Dr George R Bach a California psychologist who runs group therapy for married couples argues that regular fights keep home life from becoming dull He says fights clear the air and often end with both partners closer. He also notes some couples claim they never argue but such people are likely too good to be true.
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George R. Bach
California
Bach
Booby Traps In Food Costs Warned In Labor Plan
A harsh critique of a Labor Department plan to substitute workers for migrants and to hire vacationing students for farm work. The piece cites Senator George Murphy and warns that grocery bills hit every family, with a focus on California and the West, and notes costs of transporting students from Texas or west of the Mississippi.
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U.S
Lyndon Johnson
George Murphy
California
Wirts
Labour
Sargent Shriver
A.t.’S
Texas
Mississippi
Look Your Best for Christ Not Fashion
The text argues Christians should dress with taste and avoid making appearances a stumbling block. It emphasizes inner virtues over outward appearance and urges spiritual focus on love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, and self control rather than trying to look spiritual.
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Christ
God
Word Puzzle Across and Down Clues From Multiple Grids
A compact list of across and down crossword clues with numbers and partial hints, including phrases like Handic ap handicap and October brews. The fragment shows entries such as pate hagg and Twilight and notes on themes like Sea god and Gaelic, plus terms for arouse and speak.
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Pate
Angel
Scout Unit
Ocean
Compass
Transit
Sea God
Worm Down
Temperature and tomatoes threaten California harvest plans
The piece notes 115 degree field heat at Blythe on the Colorado River and the harvest labor squeeze as August tomato needs rise to 848 000 hands. It cites Secretary Wirth blaming middlemen for price hikes while strawberry and cantaloupe prices surge and June strawberry shipments crater by 1 255 carloads.
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Blythe
Colorado River
Death Valley
Wirts
California
Governor Brown Pressured Over Wirtz Policy Dilemma
Gov Pat Brown grapples with balancing White House loyalty and California voter wishes as Secretary Wirtz pursues a plan. Brown defends Wirtz yet questions the approach while Attorney General Katzenbach overrules Wirtz on West Indian labor in Florida to avoid conflict with Lyndon Johnson amid Vietnam concerns.
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Wirtz
California
Pat Brown
Washington
Florida
Katzenbach
Lyndon Johnson
Vietnam
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GOP National Committee
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Boyle
Hal Boyle
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Jacobse
Jam's Gabbin
Tom Geffs
T.E News
Billy Graham
Subway
Wirth
Imperial Valley
Gov. Brown
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