Resignation of Thomasville City Manager George D. Adkins
Announcement by Thomasville City Manager resigning effective July 1 after four years in office. The statement praises his decade of service in managing multi million dollar city operations and notes his forthcoming role as City Manager in Ft. Pierce, Florida.
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George D. Adkins
Thomasville
Adkins
City Commission
Commission
Ft. Pierce
Fla
Florida
Puritan Ethic and Automation Yet to Prove Obsolete
A Winston Salem Journal column argues automation shifts rather than eliminates jobs. It notes a 9 percent rise in production line staff since 1960 while total civilian employment grows 20 percent and service industries expand, offsetting job losses through retraining and new roles. The piece urges maintaining work ethic despite economic change.
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Wall Street Journal
Winston - Salem
N.C
A Fiscal Program for Balanced Federalism
A conservative view argues states are essential to federalism and outlines how urbanisation technology and tax policy have diminished state power. It notes postwar revenue gains, appeals for inter-state information exchange, and possible tax credits or bloc grants to boost state access to federal funds.
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CED
Kosygin Walkout Marks Sour Note in U N Debate
Soviet Premier Kosygin walked out during Abba Eban’s reply as the U N debate on the Arab Israeli war opened. Johnson and Eban delivered forceful speeches, with Kosygin blaming Israel and the U S Britain while Eban accused Moscow of siding with the Arabs. The gulf blockade details dominated attention as the crisis unfolded.
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James Marlow Washington
U.N
Alexei N. Kosygin
Abba Eban
Ethan
United Nations
Johnson
Gamal Abdel Nesser
Israel
Egypt
Eban
Moscow
Kosygin
United States
Britain
Mideast
Whan
Gulf of Aqaba
Nasser
Gulf
Soviet Union
Epsygin
New York
Konygin
Malone
Wban
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Pattern of Soviet retreat in Cold War diplomacy across crises
The piece argues the Soviet Union uses a pattern of retreat after bold moves in Middle East and Europe. It cites events from the Berlin airlift to Cuba and Korea, noting Moscow seeks to bluff, withdraw, and avoid hot war, while Western leaders often hesitate to push back. Strong entities include Stalin, Khrushchev, Kennedy, Eisenhower, Tito, and Truman.
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Soviet Union
Middle East
United States
Moscow
Europe
Yalta
Elbe River
Harry Truman
Missouri
Stalin
Iran
Truman
Tito
Yugoslavia
Greece
Athens
Berlin
West Berlin
Lucius Clay
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Elbe
Cuba
John F. Kennedy
Havana
Korea
Douglas MacArthur
Yalu
United Nations Command
Manchuria
Today in History highlights June 20 1967 recap
On June 20 1967 a series of historical events are noted including 1789 the French Revolution began 1639 Maryland colony granted to Lord Baltimore 1837 Victoria became queen 1863 West Virginia statehood 1867 Alaska purchase treaty proclaimed 1898 Guam seized 1919 Fanny Brice Broadway debut 1956 Hungarian uprising critique 1967 Soviet Union Hungary indictment and 1961 De Gaulle Moscow visit near 11 days ends.
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Associated Press
England
Maryland
Lord Baltimore
Victoria
William IV
West Virginia
A Andrew Johnson
Alaska
Russia
United States
Guam
Fanny Brice
United Nations
Soviet Union
France
U. S
Charles de Gaulle
Moscow
Ex Fullback Jimmy Brown Builds Two Careers in Film and Finance
Former star Jimmy Brown leaves football for acting and race reading work. He earned 40000 from The Dirty Dozen and is under MGM option for two more films while pursuing leadership of the Negro Industrial and Economic Union to promote green power and self-help among African Americans.
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MGM
Jimmy
Hamlet
Emperor Jones
Brown
Helf
Negro Industrial and Economic Union
Haitian Refugees Surge to Bahamas as Deportations Mount
In Nassau the Haitian refugee crisis grows as the six month old Bahamian government rounds up violators. At least 1,025 Haitians are deported for lack of legal status while fear and unemployment drive families to seek survival in a country with scarce jobs and discreet reprisals.
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Haiti
Hemisphere
Bahamas
Lynden O. Pindling
Nassau
Far Hill
Oakes Field
Francois Duvalier
Duvalier
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