Black Angus Herd Highlights Thomas County Cattle Heritage
Thomas County farms showcase diverse livestock with top breeds including Pebble Hill Jerseys and white-face cattle. Linkola Plantation under S D Tittle promotes a remarkable Black Angus herd on the Tallahassee road, drawing interest from buyers across the region for exceptional breeding and profitable offspring.
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Linkola Plantation
S. D. Tittle
Tallahassee
Pebble Hill
Jerseys
Thomas County
Eisenhower Decision Dilemma Dominates This Week's Debate
The article weighs Ike's fitness for a possible reelection bid and the risks to his health. It discusses party pressure versus personal choice, the role of the vice president, and how Nixon or another candidate might affect public confidence and the convention dynamics.
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Eisenhower
Nixon
West poised in cold war shift sparks inferiority question
The piece notes French Foreign Minister Pineau asking if the U S has ideas of its own as Russia shifts from belligerence to a desire for peaceful coexistence. Dulles Adenauer and Pineau urge strengthening NATO amid questions about Soviet sincerity and Western response.
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Pineau
Eisenhower
West Germany
Dulles
Russia
Adenauer
NATO
United States
Saya
Truman
Air Force
Nathan F. Twining
The Man Who Can Smile and the Tax Value Dilemma
The piece argues that true character shows when life goes wrong and discusses how tax value inequality hinders fair property taxation. It notes readers may resent perceived bias in valuations and stresses the impossibility of perfect equality under current calculation factors.
Cook Defends NAACP Attacks as Subversion Framework
Georgia Attorney General Eugene Cook argues the NAACP is used as a front for subversive aims. He asserts the movement originated in New York 46 years ago by non Negro founders and abolitionist descendants, framing it as communist inspired and driven by radical groups.
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Eugene Cook
Georgia
NAACP
South
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
New York City
William E. Walling
Cook
Fragmentary analysis notes and scattered political mentions
The text Unclear fragments reference topics like the President spending, Algeria France relations, the FTU, Baysan insanity communist hook, joint action explanation, and a plan for locating perpetual care cemeteries. The passage reads as disjointed commentary with no coherent event or outcome.
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FTU
Fluoridation Debate Sparks City Rights Concern
The essay attacks fluoridation push by the Public Health Service and medical groups while arguing residents should vote on fluoridated water. It notes cities have varied responses and warns opponents face media misrepresentation and misinformation from proponents.
Crash probes reach into bayou home in Louisiana
An air crash near Alexandria Louisiana leaves a jet plane hitting a house at Hay Pineville. Second Lieutenant Ert Buchanan of England Air Base parachutes to safety. A bystander, R Jarrell, sustains a leg injury from a fall through a second story window as debris scatters.
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Doara
Loang Oe
Hay
Pineville
Ert Buchannan
England Air
R. Jarrell
Thomasville Times Enterprise Filing Amid Miscellaneous Fragments
Fragmented OCR text references the Thomasville Times Enterprise, mentions second class mail and a 1879 act, with unclear phrases about sponsors pros and medication. The readable parts suggest a legal or archival notice with scattered dates and terms, lacking coherent events or outcomes.
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Times-Enterprise Co.’ Inc
Thomasville
Rights to fluoride program raise local questions
Fragmentary editorial questions if constitutional rights of Forte of Thomasville and others were violated by a fluoridation effort. It asks whether residents may express themselves on the matter and if they should be forced to accept fluoridated water.
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Thomasville
U.S
Nymelyesy
Newil
Associated ‘Press
Focal News
Forte
Love as Cornerstone of a Christian Home
A Bible based answer stresses love as the core of family life. Faith Hope and Love are cited with love as greatest, shaping a home nourished by care for God and neighbors. The text notes love gives security and reverence, while misused human love causes conflict and fear.
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Paul
God
John
Ethnic Division in Politics Sparks Debate Across Parties
The piece questions the GOP Ethnic Division and wonders if Democrats have one. It traces how ethnic labels have shaped urban politics from Irish and Jewish leaders to Harlem and Puerto Rican communities, criticizes political manipulation, and argues for a universal American identity.
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David Niles
White House
la Guardia
New York
Harlem
Puzzle Clue Grid Reveals Mixed Wordplay and Names
A dense puzzle list presents numbered clues across across and down with partial phrases and misprints. Several entries reference animals plants and constellations while others hint at historical terms and foreign language roots.
Try and Stop Me By Bennett Cerf
Two famous veterans of the theatre tour a popular show and play to crowds. The starlets grow younger yet less careful with drink and lines as mis haps unfold on stage. The frantic prompter repeats a speech six times while the audience watches.
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