Progress is the Watchword in Thomasville Growth
The city expands with more streets, water and sewer mains, and new streetlights replacing older lamps. Mercury vapour lights brighten areas once dark, and the Gateway Shopping Center on U S 19 rises as a major development. Downtown Madison Street gains a modern parking lot and retail access as Neel Bros renovates the rear of Mitchell Hotel.
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Thomasville
Gateway
U. S. 19
N. Madison St
Mitchell Hotel
Neel Bros
Social Security Taxation Sparks Pension Debate
Politicians claim to favor senior citizens but quietly plan to tax certain social security benefits. The piece argues social security is not guaranteed income and may be altered by political changes. It criticizes the soak-the-rich provision for couples earning over 15000 and warns of economic manipulation through tax and benefit shifts.
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Barron’s
National Business and Financial Weekly
Peter
Paul
Washington
Britain
Mao
Hong Kong
Peking
China
Rowes
David Rowe
Jank N. Arager
Richard L. Walker
Stefan T. Possony
Earl A. Wittfogel
Rowe
Asia
On This Date June 16 1967 History Highlights
A compact history row recalling events tied to June 16 across years. Highlights include Valentina Tereshkova’s 1963 orbit launch in Russia and Lincoln’s 1858 Springfield speech. Also notes 1876 Hayes nomination, 1916 Wilson renomination, 1940 Petain leadership, 1941 US ultimatum to Germany, 1960 Eisenhower Japan visit cancelation, plus a 1960s and recent item about party shakeups and a fatal tanker collision in New York Harbor.
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Valentina Tereshkova
Russia
Kennedy Redistricting Plan Sparks 1968 Campaign Turmoil
Sen. Edward Kennedy pushes a Senate bill limiting district population variance to no more than 10 percent raising alarm about 1968 changes and possible nationwide at large elections. Analysts warn the measure could derail Johnson's campaign and force shifts in 38 states. States listed as potentially affected include Alabama Arizona Colorado Connecticut Florida Hawaii Idaho Indiana Iowa Kansas Louisiana Massachusetts Minnesota Missouri New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico North Carolina North Dakota Oregon Rhode Island South Carolina Texas Virginia Tennessee Nebraska West Virginia Ohio California and Georgia.
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Liberal Warren Court shaped by cautious progress on desegregation
An AP overview credits the Warren Court with liberalizing American life through gradual rulings rather than radical change. It traces desegregation as a long-term process from earlier bans on Jim Crow practices to the 1954 school case, highlighting shifts in national leadership and evolving justice amid changing demographics and global leadership. The piece notes rural underrepresentation in state legislatures as a noted unfair trend in the 1940s.
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Supreme Court
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Warren Court
United States
Mao Tse-tung
Ford Foundation
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National Committee On
U. S.china Relations
Robert Scalapino
U. S.china
University of California At Berkeley
Mao
Dation
Congress
Warren Court flexes in fast changing world
The essay argues the Warren court expanded civil rights and redefined police powers, praising its flexible interpretation of the Constitution. It criticizes hardline China policy debates and urges inclusive dialogue while defending court courage in reapportionment and evolving democratic safeguards.
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FITZIGS A STIBF Expert On No Tipping Has Plenty Of Trouble
Fitzig, a former paratrooper, leads a nationwide NOTIP campaign to abolish tipping. He claims 300 members in three months, with dues of 1 year, offering white cards that prompt employers to pay waiters and drivers directly. He argues tipping harms workers and cites New York drivers taking 47 percent of meters, while critics warn higher wages would raise prices.
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N. J
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New Orleans
Kansas City
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Fitsig
Fitaig
Greenwich Village
N. Y
NOTIP
Fitzig
New York
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Tippers Anonymous
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Crusader
Son of Rhubarb author H Allen Smith a biting humorist
AP profile of H Allen Smith, author of Son of Rhubarb, tracing his career from a proofreader in Huntington Indiana to a celebrated humorist. He cites Jonathan Swift, Mencken and Fred Allen as influences, laments the decline of humorists and praises Twain as a social critic ahead of his time.
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H. Allen
Huntington Ind
Horatio Alger
Florence Nightingale
Jonathan Swift
H L. Mencken
Fred Allen
Smith
Cians
Jude
Mark Twain
Rights and rates notice for Times Enterprise Company
Legal and subscription notice from Times Enterprise Co. Inc. listing republication rights for dispatches and local news, mailing address in Thomasville Georgia, phone numbers, and weekly to annual subscription prices with tax details.
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Sunda
Times Enterprise Cto., Inc
Kemasville
Addess
Madison &T
Thomasville
Tate
Georgia
Parents urged to teach responsibility in Rochester note
A Rochester notice addressed to parents of ungrateful and spoiled children urges placing real duties on youths to keep them grounded, highlighting parental guidance as the path to grounded behavior.
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Rochester
N.Y
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