NCC backs repeal of 14b prompts Protestant protests
National Council of Churches urges Congress to repeal Taft-Hartley 14(b) with backing from AFL-CIO. Protests flow from clergy and church leaders who insist no poll supports a churchwide stance against right to work. Congress questions NCC’s dependence on union funding and potential compulsory unionism.
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CIO
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
Philip Murray
Kiev Conservatory of Music
Sovetskaya Kultura
Market Prices Take a Beating Amid Index Confusion
New York AP outlines how Dow Jones and S&P 500 moves reflect index design rather than real price shifts. It notes a Dow fall from 939.62 to 868.71, compares declines to 1929 and 1961 crashes, explains divisor changes from stock splits, and explains how averages are weighted and interpreted.
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New York
Standard & Poor
Perry Mason Season Nine Starts With Original Cast
Hollywood segment notes Perry Mason will begin filming its ninth season with the original lineup Raymond Burr Barbara Hale Bill Hopper Bill Talman and Ray Collins pending health. Barbara Hale discusses audience participation and long-running success while Burr/Hale contrast working styles and possible contract changes. Dow Jones notes follow with index specifics and market context.
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Raymond Burr
Barbara
Bill Hopper
Bill Talman
Ray Collins
Honoring Dear Old Dad This Father’s Day
Tomorrow is Father’s Day a time to honor the head of the household with gifts and words of love. Family members express affection and gratitude and acknowledge his role in providing and guiding the home.
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Dad
Thomasville Considers Sewer Tap Rates Amid City Policy Review
The City Commission discussed continuing the $1.00 per foot sewer line extension rate for Dawson Street Baptist Church while debating a new policy. Officials warned of potential higher charges for fewer taps, aiming to attract homeowners while keeping utility services affordable.
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Thomasville
City Commission
Dawson St. Baptist Church
Water and Light Department
City Water & Light Dept
Ile
Water & Light Dept
EBAY
Today in History highlights for June 19 1965
On this date in history Eisenhower returned to New York after World War II parade. The first Hoboken baseball game occurred in 1846. Pennsylvania created a Motion Picture Censorship Board in 1911. The National Labor Relations Board formed in 1934. Julius and Ethel Rosenberg were executed in 1953 for espionage. Army took over public order duties in Argentina in 1955.
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Associated Press
Dwight Eisenhower
Europe
New York City
Hoboken
N. J
New York
Knickerbocker Club
Motion Picture Censorship Board
Pennsylvania
National Labor Relations Board
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
U. S
Army
Argentina
Juan Peron
Help for a Wife Facing Husband's Drinking Problem
The advice urges the wife to examine her own life for factors driving his drinking and to live righteously. It recommends continual prayer, patient opportunity to talk, and persistent effort for his genuine conversion to Christ, believing a converted man can overcome habits.
Thaonasville Daily Dispatches Publication Notice
Publication information for Thaonasville news dispatches credits the paper and outlines republication rights. This notice lists postal details for Thomasville Georgia and rates, taxes, and mailing instructions for subscriptions and deliveries within Georgia.
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Ateg Focal News
The
Times. Enterprise Co., Inc
Thomasville
Seapack Pean Es Crange
Anon
N Madson Sr
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State of Georgia
Russian Nerves Jolted by U S Rock and Jazz
Soviet authorities battle American music influence with patrols and bans as youth seek Western dance and forbidden jazz. Radio Liberty reach and Western broadcasts fuel a state crackdown, while underground orchestras thrive and public dance halls fear Western steps.
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Institute For the Study
U.S
Sovetskaya Kultura
Zheleznovodsk
Soviet Jazz Push to Reignite Youth Interest
Soviet officials urge new jazz fromRussian composers and choreographers to win back youth. The paper notes few engage with modern dance, while leaders favor aristocratic European styles, opposing proletarian rock and roll as American jazz threatens youth morale.
Across and Down Puzzle Clues List
A compact list of crossword style clues with across and down entries including definitions for terms like Leer Lyric Disco etc, covering various word lengths and topics from daily puzzle sections. The reader is presented with a set of 51 clues and 45 down clues to solve.
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