United States and Soviet stance loom at UN Arab Israel debate
Washington and Moscow enter the General Assembly with uncertain aims as they gauge Middle East loyalties. Moscow seeks Arab goodwill by pressuring Israel, while the United States weighs keeping influence to prevent a shift in regional power. Egypt and Israel refuse to accept prewar borders, complicating any settlement.
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Washington
U.N. General Assembly
United States
Soviet Union
United Nations
Israel
U.N. Security Council
Moscow
Egypt
Hungary
Security Council
General Assembly
Mideast
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
New York
Abba Eban
Palestine
Vietnam
New York Dinner Honors Thai King Amid War Talk
A Gracie Mansion dinner for King Bhumibol Adulyadej and Queen Sirikit featured speeches by the Thai king, Australia’s Prime Minister and Mayor Lindsay. Victor Borge entertained as doves and water jets framed Triborough Bridge against Vietnam, Israel and Middle East policy sparked debate.
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Bhumibol Adulyadej
Thailand
Queen Sirikit
Gracie Mansion
John Lindsay
New York City
East River
Triborough Bridge
Victor Borge
Doves
Hawks
Lindsay
New York
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Harold Holt
Australia
King Bhumibol
Manhattan
Connecticut
Eat More Watermelons Cantaloupes And Fruits
Community notes tout Georgia area produce marketing highlighting Thomasville's second largest state Farm Market near downtown. It extols plentiful watermelons cantaloupes peaches and other season fruits and vegetables, urges local purchasing to aid growers and stretch family food dollars, and recalls past watermelon cutting events at Paradise Park.
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Thomasville
Tate Farm
Georgia
Call for sabbatical breaks between high school and college
Yale President Brewster urges a two year nonacademic break after high school to boost lifelong motivation, citing GI Bill veterans and World War II experience. He notes proposals from President Johnson on early drafting or a national service corps as possible pathways to implement a sabbatical option.
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Kingman Brewster Jr
Yale University
Johnson
Defense
McNamara
Today in History highlights across centuries
On June 19 various events shaped world history including the Savannah reaching Liverpool in 1819 after the first Atlantic steamship crossing. Earlier, 1586 Roanoke colonists departed, 1754 Albany congress discussed union, 1867 Maximilian was executed, 1934 the FCC was created, 1953 Rosenbergs executed, 1946 Eisenhower greeted in New York, and other cold war milestones.
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Liverpool
England
Roanoke
America
Congress of
Albany
N.Y
Maximilian of Mexico
Benito Juarez
U. S
Congress
Federal Communications Commission
Ethel and
Julius Rosenberg
Sing Sing
Ossining
New York
Gen
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Peeks Kishi
Washington
Washington Perspective on Ford as Minority Leader
A 1965 profile critiques Gerald Ford as House minority leader, noting limited legislative initiative and partisan clashes with Johnson's agenda. It contrasts Ford with Dirksen and Laird, cites Romney ties, and questions Ford's 1968 ambitions and Vietnam cost candor. It suggests no clear departure from GOP orthodoxy since the New Deal era.
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Washington
Gerald Ford
House
Charlie Halleck
Rep. Halleck
Rep
Ford
Michigan
Halleck
Indiana
Senate
Everett Dirksen
GOP
Mel Laird
George Romney
Johnson
Big City
Viet Nam
Looking Into The Mailbag NY AP Fun facts and curiosities sharet
A collection of brief items ranges from golf ball dimples and motorcycle risk to the emperor penguin fathering habits and Yellowstone’s 1872 park founding. Included are quips on nerves of executives, teen habits, windmills history, and odd weather patterns with a nod to Winston Churchill and a Kentucky Derby tale.
Fragmented local notice on republication rights and pricing
A damaged OCR fragment outlines republication rights for a Georgia newspaper, with address and mail details for subscriptions and changes of address. It lists rates and tax notes, mentioning daily issues except Sunday and a Times Enterprise Co. imprint.
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the Times Enterprise Co
Hemaosvifie
Madison
Thomenevilla, Ga
Optimist and Pessimist Reflections at Texas Wesleyan College
A quotation contrasts the outlooks of optimism and pessimism attributed to William A Ward at Texas Wesleyan College in Fort Worth. The optimist envisions opportunity while the pessimist fears problems. the imagery pairs lightning with rain and thunder with floods.
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William A. Ward
Texas Wesleyan College
Fost Worth
Billingsgate Fish Market Keeps Its Rough Charm
At London’s Billingsgate market traders wage a chorus of fishy chatter as 120000 tons of fish pass yearly. Porters balance up to 200 pounds of seafood on their hats while handling cockles eels and cods from Britain and beyond in a dawn rush that shapes the market’s rough reputation.
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London
Billingsgate
Tower of London
Johan Bais
British Isles
Scandinavia
Low Countries
Billingagate
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Thanat Khoman
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Lexington
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West Berlin
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Emperor Penguin
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Yellowstone National Park
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London Fish Market
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