Automation and War Drive Modern Technological Growth
The piece argues automation boosts production while needing human effort to run machines. It notes computers and electronics expanding across offices, farms, and factories, with war spurring research and new gadgets. Television and other devices are cited as reshaping daily life and industry.
The Fourth Is Upon Us and the Nation’s Founding
An editorial urges firm devotion to US ideals on the Fourth of July while contrasting a Mercy College professor’s critique of the Constitution with steadfast faith in the founders. The piece defends liberty and stresses peaceful commemoration of Independence Day despite provocative remarks.
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United States
Mercy College
New York
Portland
Oregon
On This Date In History June 28 1967 Highlights
A look at notable events on June 28 across history. William Penn signs a peace treaty with Indians in 1683. The Springfield battle occurs in 1780. Texas agrees to annexation in 1845. Theodore Roosevelt’s reelection bid advances in 1904. Willow Post and Harold Gatty’s round-the-world flight marks a milestone in 1920. Civil Aeronautics Authority authority established in 1958. Klaus Fuchs released in 1959 to East Germany. State Department statement on freedom in the Gulf of Aqaba noted ten years prior.
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William Penn
Pennsylvania
Springfield
N.J
Texas
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Willow Post
Harold Gatty
U. S. Congress
Civil Aeronantics Authority
Klaus Fuchs
England
East Germany
U. S. State Department
Gulf of Aqaba
Reagan pushes western regional candidacy at Yellowstone conference
Gov. Ronald Reagan promotes himself as a potential Western regional candidate as he builds a bloc among governors from California to Montana. He seeks a political network for joint regional influence, aiming to broaden his base beyond California.
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Reagan
Washington
Ronald Reagan
California
Yellowstone Park
Oregon
Tom McCall
New Mexico
David Cargo
Nevada
Paul Laxalt
Montana
Tim Babcock
Wyoming
Stanley Hathaway
GOP
Laxalt, Babcock and Hathaway
Don Samuelson
Idaho
Gov. McCall
Gov. Romney
Evans
Corgo
Minnesota
Harold le Vander
le Vander
Romney
Rockefeller
Boyle's Notebook Insomnia Tops Success
A collection of wry aphorisms on success and fame from Boyle's Notebook. Jokes touch on sleep, diaries, promotions, love, divorce, cuisine, and the quirks of modern life with sharp, worldly humor spanning careers and relationships.
Glasow’s Gloombusters Satirical Quips From a Column
A collection of Arnold Glasow’s witticisms from Freeport Iowa, contrasting streetwise humor with social commentary. The snippets joke about safety gear, crossbreeding absurdities, cosmetic investments, and cautious door slamming.
State Enterprise News Rates and Contact Details
Publication notice from Times Enterprise Co. Inc. outlining republication rights, mailing address in Thomasville Georgia, subscription pricing, and tax details. Includes mail options for weekly and monthly rates and contact information for the newspaper.
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Arso
The
Times Enterprise Co., Inc
Athomasville
P. O. Orm
Madlaen &T
Thomasville
CaAnsi
Mali
State of Georgia
Kosygin and Johnson Meet Delayed at Glassboro Summit
A tentative U N clash of egos overshadows a potential Johnson Kosygin meeting as Washington and Moscow feud over prestige and timing. The Glassboro session between the leaders offers a slim chance to advance U S Soviet ties amid the year’s tense Middle East and Vietnam backdrop.
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Alexei N. Kosygin
New York
U.N
Johnson
Vietnam
Middle East
Kosygin
Soviet Union
California
Washington
United Nations
United States
U.S
Moscow
Kosygisi
Janu
White House
New Jersey
Glassboro
Proprietary canal idea for Suez faces political hurdles
The piece discusses a non-political ownership model for the Suez Canal, tracing proposals from Spencer Heath in the 1950s and a 1960s USC law professor. It weighs a Canal Owners Corporation funded by shipping interests, with Egypt as a beneficiary, and notes political barriers posed by Nasser and regional tensions.
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Suez
Spencer Heath
Heath
Egypt
Proprietary Corporation
Suez Corporation
Nasser
Israel
Middle East
Sues
Sukarno
Controversy Grows Over North Cascades National Park Plan
Washington debate sharpens on creating a 570000 acre North Cascades National Park as federal agencies clash over administration. Hearings reveal strong ties to forest policy and conservation groups led by the Sierra Club amid long standing disputes with the Forest Service and Sen. Henry M. Jackson.
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Stephen Ponder
Olympia
Wash
Washington
North Cascade Mountains
America
Puget Sound
North Cascades National Park
Mount
Portland, Ore
Mazamas
North Cascades
Washinon
National Gallery of Natural Beauty
United States
Alaska
Washington, D. C
Congress
U. S. Forest Service
Forest Service
National Park Service
Departments of Agriculture and Interior
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Chiirman
Senate Interior Committee
Seattle
Brook Evans
Sierra Club
Northwest Conservation
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