Confusion Over Georgia Apportionment Sparks Anxiety
The piece laments U S Supreme Court actions nullifying Georgia’s constitution and apportionment, likening state and national structures to a “judicial dictatorship.” It warns of chaos as Congress and Senate remain in question, fearing loss of a republican government.
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Georgia
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Nevada
New York
California
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Agents Provocateur in Mississippi Search
President Johnson orders 200 sailors and helicopter teams to Philadelphia Mississippi to locate eight missing Civil Rights workers. The men trained in tactics used by Civil Rights advocates and aim to gain rights for minorities, sparking debate over their intentions and the role of federal aid.
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Johnson
Philadelphia
Miss
Mississippi
Open court experiment in Montana cuts juvenile cases
The Montana move to abolish the juvenile court and try all offenses in open court led to a 49 percent drop in juvenile felony cases and a 745 percent drop in juvenile traffic cases. Newspapers publish names and dispositions, a change officials credit to deterrence and greater parental supervision. The Asheville Citizen queries whether nationwide adoption would yield similar results.
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North Carolina
Montana
Asheville
N. C
June 27 in History 1776 1864 and more
On this date in 1776 Thomas Hickey, a guard who plotted to capture George Washington, was executed in New York. In 1759 Gen James Wolfe landed near Quebec. In 1849 New York and Boston were connected by telegraph. In 1936 the Great Lakes Exposition opened in Cleveland. In 1940 Wendell Wilkie was nominated, and in 1944 Gen J Lawton Collins handed Cherbourg to the French.
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William Howe
New York
James Wolfe
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Boston
Cleveland
Wendell Wilkie
J. Lawton Collins
Cherbourg
Observations Poverty War Faces Many Obstacles
An analysis of the war on poverty notes political, economic, and social hurdles. It highlights retraining limits for former miners in Appalachia and cites a Virginia college led project for unskilled workers facing employment barriers and high dropout rates.
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Johnson
Virginia
U. S. News & World Report
Guns of August warning on Vietnam and Laos war risks
The author recalls the 1914 Gun s of August to warn that Southeast Asia risks another major conflict. He argues today’s balance of power differs, with Red China isolated if war occurred, and urges caution to avoid over committing to a costly, unnecessary war.
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Austria
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France
Russia
Foch
Rupert Brooke
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Serbia
Soviet Russia
Red China
European press abuse of Goldwater is condemned by editorials
The piece argues that foreign liberal press outlets distort Senator Barry Goldwater and push anti conservative views. It claims American liberals and European papers engage in reciprocal criticism to block a conservative presidential candidate and warns voters not to be swayed by such campaigns.
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Moscow
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United States
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Goldwater
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America
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New York Herald Tribune
USA
Brasselle relishes heat after Hollywood highs and lows
Keefe Brasselle recalls rising as a young star, facing brutal reviews for The Eddie Cantor Story, then finding renewal in Las Vegas and New York. He lined up production ambitions, pairing Jerome Weidman with CBS to craft new TV series and selling two comedies while prepping two more for 1966.
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Eddie Cantor
Brasselle
Las Vegas
Beverly Hills
New York
Weidman
Whomanville Times Enterprise publication notices and rates
Public notice text states exclusive reassociation rights and republication policy for the Whomanville Times Enterprise. Details include daily issuance except Sunday, office address in Thomasville Georgia, and mailed subscription prices with tax-inclusive rates for weekly, monthly, and yearly terms.
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Times-Enterprise Co., Inc
Thomasville
N. Madison S
P. O
Unsuitable Fragments From a Lecture Keyed by Echoed Names
A fragmented reminiscence notes a professor warning that repetition grants ownership of a word. A senior whispers a sequence ending with a dramatic revelation about a daughter and father. The bizarre exchange hints at a summerless plan and a startled response.
Locked In Or Locked Out In Everyday Situations
The piece contrasts being locked inside a room or bathroom with being locked out of a home. It notes children may lock themselves in and parents are locked out, and adults may leave a key inside leading to exterior doors sealing shut. It mentions climbing through a window as a consequence.
Crossword Puzzle Clues 23 to 33 and More
Puzzle clues list with silent speak and related terms including uproar razors edge etc. Includes across and down entries such as Fatigue elder of Zeus reprieve and high explosive to fill the grid. The fragment ends with extinct a hee.
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