Chamasville Times-Enterprise Publisher Credits
The Chamasville Times-Enterprise lists Lee E. Kelly as Publisher and Editorial Writer and L. Edward Kelly Jr. as Editor with business details for subscriptions and offices in Thomasville Georgia dated June 20 1973. Local tax and pricing notes for mail subscriptions are included.
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Associated Press
Times-Enterprise Company
Thomasville
P.O
N. Madison St
State of Georgia
Lee E. Kelly
Government Sets Rules to Curb False Advertising
The FTC tests shampoo and hair conditioner claims while the Supreme Court upholds FDA power to bar ineffective drugs. The piece argues three government branches must guard consumers from misleading ads and unsafe or ineffective products.
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Federal Trade Commission
U.S. Supreme Court
Congress
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
FTC
Executive
A.A.R
365 Ways to Say I Love You Book Review
A Miami review lampoons a self styled guide titled 365 Ways to Say I Love You. It mocks the author Jani Gardner a Cincinnati based writer and former model while noting the book’s best selling claims and TV appearances. It derides the concept as an American dream of light hearted romantic gestures and cheeky tips.
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Miami
Fla
Theodore Dreiser
Jani Gardner
Helen Gurley Brown
Cincinnati
Jani
Biff
Today in History June 20 1973 Huntsville Times
This Wednesday marks the 71st day of 1973 with notable anniversaries from 1789 to 1953. Highlights include the start of the French Revolution in 1789 and West Virginia’s 1863 statehood, plus Alaska’s 1867 purchase treaty and Guam seizure in 1898.
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Maryland
Lord Baltimore
Victoria
England
William IV
West Virginia
Andrew Johnson
Alaska
Russia
United States
Guam
Fanny Brice
New York
John F. Kennedy
Congress
U.N. Security Council
Juan Carlos
Lillian Hellman
Ed Hower
Nixon Endures Watergate Scrutiny Amid Brezhnev Talks
Washington column recounts Nixon’s frustration over Watergate disclosures delaying summit preparations with Leonid Brezhnev. It notes his insistence on not resigning, his vague aide support, and his denial of foreknowledge of the break in. A second feature covers the White House fish tank program and Aquarist Floyd Crawford servicing lawmakers.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Nixon
Leonid Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Moscow
Iceland
John Mitchell
Bob Haldeman
Richard Nixon
Floyd Crawford
National Aquarium
Agnew
White House
Ronald Ziegler
Ziegler
George Gauzza
Interior Department
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Aquarium
Congressional
Sen
Claiborne Pell
D-R.l
Indiana
Vance Hartke
Hawaii
Daniel Inouye
Ohio
William Mishall
Crawford
Pennsylvania
Joseph McDade
Aquarium of the Interior Department
Robert Kelly
U.S. Information Agency
General Services Administration
An Orchestra For $25 A Banquet Cost A Dollar Per Plate Back In 1923
In 1923 SAE alumni banquet at the old Tesco Hotel featured a five member orchestra for $25 and meals at $1 per plate. Joe Turner recalls securing the menu and price and lists attendees including John F. Parker and Mayor H J Macintyre. He and his wife Clare expect to visit this fall.
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Turners
Joseph W. Turner
Coca Cola
St. Louis
Thomasville
John L. Turner
Ford
John L. Turner III
John L. Turner Sr
East Jackson Street
Abbott
Columbus
Jack Turner Jr
Ford Agency
Francis
Harold
Camellia Gardens
Joe
Evie Turner
Wilbur) Milton
Evie
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Tesco
Joe Turner
Tosco
Georgia Tech
SAE
Masury
Broad Street
J.C. Penney
Jefferson
Riley
F.H. Smith Sr
W.F. Parker
Saratoga
John F. Parker
William Hammond
Albert A. Riley, Sr
FH. Smith Sr
Harry Ainsworth
H.J. Macintyre
Mitchell Davenport
W.F. MacIntyre
William W. Alexander
Ralph H. Neel Jr
Robert Thomas Jr
R.G. Mays Jr
W.M. Stacy
Joseph Mabbett Neel
H. Neel Bracey
Warren Mays
Clare
Agnew Regains Edge as Nixon Support Grows
Vice President Spiro Agnew resumes a combative public role against the Watergate hearings, after White House backing and Patrick Buchanan written speeches. He aims to defend Nixon, seeks new aides, and weighs a possible desertion if Nixon is deeply involved.
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Marianne Means
Washington
Spiro Agnew
Agnew
Senate Watergate Investigating Committee
White House
Patrick Buchanan
Bryce Harlow
Nixon
Haldeman
Nevada
Kenneth Cole
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