No Starvation In U S The Agricultural Committee Reports
U S House committee findings state no starvation cases in the United States though some regions show nutrition gaps and diet deficiencies. The piece argues self-reliance and effort, citing a Thomasville peach orchard owner offering free fruit and one man who picked four bushels, to illustrate initiative against hunger.
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Agricultural Committee of the
House of Representatives
Washington
United States
Thomasville
Necklaced Newsmen at White House Policy Shift
The Johnson administration orders reporters to wear identification necklaces to curb leaks and limit mingling at official functions. The Wall Street Journal notes chafing within the Capitol press corps as editors accuse obscurantism and seek greater control over press access.
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White House
Capitol press_corps
Johnson
The
Wall Street Journal
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Today in History Highlights Across Ages
On June 18, 1815 Napoleon was defeated at Waterloo by the British. Other events include the 1778 Philadelphia evacuation, 1912 U S war declaration, 1835 German British naval balances, 1910 Cherbourg captured, 1943 Wavell named India viceroy, 1953 Egypt becomes a republic, 1968 remarks about Sherman Adams, 1958 Vatican cardinal conclave prep, and Pope Paul VI urging reconciliation after Middle East hostilities.
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Napoleon Bonaparate
Waterloo
Philadelphia
Delaware
New Jersey
United States
Adof Hitler
Sitain
Cherbourg
Archibald Wavell
India
Egypt
Mohammed Naguib
Dwight D. Beisenhower
Sherman Adams
Adams
Vatican
John XXIII
Paul VI
Israel
Watching The World Belief In Violence As Progress
The piece cautions that believing violence and disorder can drive progress fuels a dangerous drift. It argues that direct pressure tactics undermine democracy, risking repression if order gives way to unrest and that both peaceable reform and stability are needed for progress.
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Washington
Columbia University
Columbia
Robert Kennedy
Yale Classes Confront Radical Change and Optimism
Yale Class of 1968 returns to New Haven to confront a generation gap with a drive for radical change and a search for a modern American dream. They challenge traditions, advocate for a new ethos, and celebrate leaders like William Coffin while preparing for advanced study and broader social reform.
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Charles Bartlett
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Kingman Brewster
Brewster
LBJ
William Sloane Coffin
Marine Corps
Kenneth Keniston
Offshore link in Kennedy assassinations discussed
A column argues against collective guilt for Kennedy and King murders, linking offshore aspects to the violence. It notes Oswald and Ray, differences in motives, and calls for Johnson’s commission to probe causes of violence while urging continued commitment to safe political debate.
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Kennedy
Martin Luther King
Kennedys
James Earl Ray
King
John F. Kennedy
Fidel Castro
Bobby Kennedy
Israel
Kennedy Brothers
Jingle Of Charm Bracelets And Nostalgic Timepieces
Boyle notes reflect on how charm bracelets appeal to youths while memories form the true bracelet of time for adults. He recalls simple pleasures from past eras, a world of moral views, social rituals, and shifting attitudes across American life.
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New York
Dad
Thomasville Times Enterprises contact and rates
Address and postal details for the Times Enterprise Thomasville Georgia with subscription pricing and tax information. It lists mailing address 119 North Madison Street and P O Box 650 as well as rates for weekly, monthly, and annual subscriptions and tax figures.
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Associated Press
Times-Enterprise Co., Inc
Thomasville
N. Madisen St
Texas Oil Tales and Texan Sayings Across the Range
A quirky collection from West and East Texas hints at fortunes from Texas oil. A rancher questions plans after wealth while a drillers wife hospital scene prompts cautious inquiry and a wary response. An old West Texas cowboy muses that a little whiskey is just right.
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West Texas
East Texas
Poor People Campaign Refines Demands Amid Rainy Standstill
Rev Ralph Abernathy unveils a 23 point core of the Poor People Campaign demands focusing on food and jobs as Resurrection City endures seven rainy days without major demonstrations. He notes 90 percent could be enacted by federal agencies, with Congress urged to pass jobs housing and aid measures while other issues span child care schooling and rights claims.
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Austin Scott
Associated “Press
Washington
Ralph David Abernathy
Resurrection City
Co Abernathy
Abernathy
Congress
Joseph
Clark
D-Pa
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Richard Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
Old World
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Jefferson
Boyle
Hal Boyle
H.L. Mencken
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Imes-Enterprise
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Texas
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