Sapelo Island Joins Georgia’s Crown Of Coastal Development
The state plans a 1 million dollar purchase to develop Sapelo Island as a game preserve with federal backing. The move follows Jekyll Island’s transformation into a public resort and convention hub, spotlighting Deer and wild turkey management and Coastal development potential. Bloody Marsh site near Brunswick adds historic appeal to the offshore project.
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M. F E. Thompson
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Richard J. Reynolds
State Game & Fish Commission
Cuba Seizure Of 48000 Small Firms Under Castro Sweep
ANAP dispatch reports over 48,000 small businesses nationalized in Cuba as Fidel Castro’s revolutionary offensive advances. Government plans no broad indemnity, but some pre‑castro firms with good service may be paid. Bank accounts frozen, withdrawals capped at 200 dollars. Most owners and workers to be reassigned to productive labor or given small loans.
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Today In History Highlights From The Associated Press
On this date June 25 1968 the Korean War began in 1950 with North Korea invading South Korea. Napoleon delivered farewell address in 1815 before exile to St Helena. Custer and his regiment fell at the Little Big Horn in 1876. Marines freed Felleau Wood in 1918. Battle of France ended in 1940. Roosevelt created a fair employment practices committee in 1941. Supreme Court ruled a nondenominational New York school prayer unconstitutional in 1962. Kennedy urged closer Europe during a 1963 Frankfurt visit. Johnson Kosygin talks near Glassboro in 1967 described as useful.
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Jacques Soustell
Whitney M. Young
Stockely Carmichael
Sterling Tucker
Washington Urban League
Chile
Brazil
Uruguay
House Judiciary Committee
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South
Little Rock
Mobile
Memphis
Senate
Supreme Court
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King
Toronto
London
Paris
Brussels
Berlin
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West Berlin
Dr Goddard Leaves Behind Him Record of High-Handed Arrogance
Washington entitled critique recalls Dr James L Goddard longtime FDA commissioner retiring after less than three years in office His regime featured aggressive prosecutions staff removals and sweeping reorganizations while resisting Dimethyl sulfoxide DMSO testing and licensing despite international research and trials Critics say his approach blocked potential therapies and showed imperial authority and ego as his tenure ends
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Food and Drug Administration
Harold Ickes
FDA
Wendell Wyatt
Oregon
Jacob
Goddard
New York
Vienna
Germany
Austria
Boyle's Notebook Looking Into The Mailbag
New York AP column blends mailbag quips with urban life data and curiosities. It notes high car commuting in big cities, limited transit, and animal comfort from air conditioning. It cites divorce timing, beer and heart studies, laundry bag tech, safety polls, and diabetes demographics.
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New York
Eorle
U.S
Happened In My Old Army Days
John Keasler recounts early Army life with humor as he details enlisting in 1639, training at Fort Benning, transfer to the Air Corps, and guarding a nonexistent main gate at MacDill Field. A prankish encounter with a fisherman at twilight ends with mistaken halts and earned authority.
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Sam
U. S
Fort Benning
Air Corps
Barksdale Field
MacDill Field
Tampa
MacDill
Southeastern Army Air Base
Army
Tampa Bay
Keasler
Frank Buck
Sonny
Leutenant
Rockefeller pitches Left image amid wary GOP voters
Nelson Rockefeller wages a Madison Avenue style bid to woo Bobby Kennedy followers while Republicans fear polarization. The piece notes past GOP missteps from Willkie to Nixon, cites Rockefeller’s pragmatic administration style, and critiques his shrinking New York vote margins and Conservative Party alienation as he contemplates a 1968 bid.
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Bobby Kennedy
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Vietnam
Hubert Humphrey
Rocky
Madison Avenue
Tvon Rockefeller
White House
New York State
New York
Richard Nixon
News of the World Quiz Points Readers to News Memory
The editor invites readers to play a weekly News of the World quiz testing recall. It lists ten questions touching on politics, crime, civil rights, law, and diplomacy with multiple choice options and a final scoring note.
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