Pavilion Plan Studied for County and City Support
The City and County Commissions study funding a 7200 square foot air conditioned pavilion for livestock sales and other uses. The Thomasville Thomas County Chamber of Commerce and Exchange Club favor the project with three acres donated by the club. They seek $50,000 from city and county and equal state funds, with location and financing still under discussion. The project aims to boost livestock activity and youth programs like FFA and 4 H.
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City and County Commission
Thomasville-Thomas County
A College Professor Seeks Fit In The U.S.A
The piece recalls Ed Remenyi a Budapest escapee who fled Russian tanks in 1956 with his family and later became a civil engineer in San Francisco His wife works in a Berkeley bank Their daughter Maria was Miss USA in 1966 The narrative links personal resilience to national belonging and urges students to find pride in the United States.
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Portland
Oregon
U.S.A
Ed Remenyi
Budapest
Remenyi
Pacific Gas Electric Company
San Francisco
Berkeley
el Cerrito
Golden Gate
Elizabeth
Maria
U.S. A
Today in History highlights from 1941 to 1967 events
Key past events include Germany invading Russia in 1941 Napoleon abdicated in 1815 the DOJ formed in 1870 King George V and Mary crowned in 1911 Joe Louis claimed heavyweight title in 1937 armistice with France in 1940 Kashmir veto in 1962 US troops in Japan withdrawal flagged in 1967 Air France crash in Guadalupe 197? Buddhist compound raid in Saigon noted a year ago.
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Saigon
Five Principles for Peace Face Cold Reality of War
A conservative column argues President Johnsons calm peace talk clashes with hard power lessons from history. It cites Truman Khrushchev and Israel to warn that world peace through law fails when nations face existential threats and that force may be required to deter aggression.
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Harry Truman
Hiroshi‘ma
Nikita Khrushchev
Jefferson
Israel
United Nations
Johnson
Gulf of Aqaba
Middle East
U. S
U.S
Britain
Soviet Union
Parliament of the Nations
Maldive Islands
Zambia
Honduras
Nasser
Peppard Privacy Aims For Ranch Life Beyond Hollywood
George Peppard, noted for The Carpetbaggers, seeks solitude offscreen by buying a 13 000 acre Northern California ranch with plans for 6000 cattle. The actor discusses his dislike of public interviews, preference for privacy, and pragmatic hope cattle fund his lifestyle.
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George
California
Newspaper Rights Notice and Rates for Thomasville Georgia
The Thanneville Stotes-Enterprise notes exclusive rights for republication of news dispatches and local content. It lists address, contact, postal details, and mail subscription rates for Georgia, with the Times Enterprise Co. Inc. as publisher.
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Associated Frese
The
Times Enterpries Co., Inc
Komasville
Madison St
Thomasville
State of Georgia
Civil rights bill fate mirrors past Senate battles
President Johnson faces a hostile Senate as riots and inflammatory speeches threaten his 1967 civil rights program. Senate leaders and critics like Everett Dirksen oppose open housing provisions, while NAACP aides press for stronger enforcement and broader housing anti-discrimination goals.
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Johnson
Congress
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Senate Republicans
Israel Should Stand Firm For Settlement Security At UN
A column argues Israel should maintain resolve for a settlement ensuring strategic safety against renewed Arab attacks. It contends UN action failed when U Thant withdrew forces from Sinai and Gaza, urging direct talks with Egypt and Syria to recover part of lost territory. It predicts small, capable nations will prevail, while major powers linger cautious.
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Nasser
Moshe Dayan
Israleis
Security Council
Fhe
China
Soviet Union
UN General Assembly
General Assembly
Tranic
de Kosygin
Egypt
Syria
Dreamboat Boys
Cairo
Damascus
Dayan
Israel
Switzerland
Taiwan
Manhattan
East River
Good News for Modern Man tops sales of New Testament
The Good News for Modern Man edition of the New Testament in Today's English Vision has sold over three million copies since September. Published by the American Bible Society, it is a 899 page paperback, priced at 96 cents, largely distributed by mail and bulk orders to churches and denominations.
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NEW Yorke
American Bible Society
James Z. Nettinga
U. S
Dr. Nettinga
United States
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Exchange Club
Pavo Rd
Thomas County
FFA
Associated Press
Germany
Russia
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U. S. Department of Justice
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Queen Mary
London
Joe Louis
Jim Braddock
Chicago
France
U. N. Security Council
India
Pakistan
Kashmir
Japan
Air France
West Indian
Guadalupe
President Johnson
Ras
Washington
By James J. Kilpatrick
Strait of
Tiran
Boyle
New York
George Peppard
Hollywood
Golden Cash Register
Hal Boyle
Peppard
Detroit
Purdue
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Thanneville
Stotes
Enterprise
World Today
House
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Capitol
Lke Mansfield
Dirksen
Martin Luther King Jr
Judiciary Committee
James C. Eastland
Mansfield
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Civil Rights Commission
John Chamberlain
N. Y
Soviet Russia
Miles A. Smith
Arts
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