Mental Patients Transfer of Title to Milledgeville Area Facility
The Georgia State govt moves to use former Veterans Domiciliary on the Boulevard as an adjunct to Milledgeville mental institution. August first set for use with about 400 patients initially and a goal of 800 later. Thomasville and Bainbridge sites to follow with renovations needed. State studies plan to relieve Milledgeville congestion and discuss using part of a potential $100 million cash surplus for new quarters. Thomasville welcomes the new facility and its operators.
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Veterans
General Services Administration
State of Georgia Stealth Dept
Milledgeville
Thomasville
Bainbridge
of Georgia
A Time For Perspective On Medicare’s New Phase
The piece argues Medicare marks government involvement in health care, not a scientific breakthrough. It notes flaws and tax funding, warns against lowered standards, and cites the AMA’s long history since 1847 advocating voluntary plans while urging protection of the world’s best medical system.
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United States
American Medical Association
AMA
On This Date in History June 27 1966 Highlights
June 27 historical notes include FBI Chief J Edgar Hoover announcing eight German saboteurs arrested after submarine landings in New York Florida. Other items cover Thomas Hickey execution 1776 telegraph link Boston New York 1847 color TV demo 1929 GOP nomination 1940 Korean War first aerial shot 1950 Eisenhower road bill 83 billion 1964 AMA polio vaccine endorsement 1955 Steve Cochran death 1969 report.
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FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
New York
Long Island
Florida
Boston
Sell Telephone Laboratories
New York City
Wendell Wilkie
Charles McNary
GOP
Reublican National Convention
James Little
Wyoming
Dwight D. Eisenhower
War in Viet Nam and world tensions six months in
The year’s first half portrays a chaotic Viet Nam war with protests and Buddhist turmoil. Johnson’s restrained approach battles critics as bombing resumes. De Gaulle’s NATO pullout frays Western unity while Indonesia tilts to the West after a military coup and mass killings.
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Viet Nam
Indonesia
Johnson
U.S
Congress
Red China
South Viet Nam
America
NATO
de Gaulle
Soviet Union
Tri Quang
Color Of Slacks Gives You Away
A collection of quick notes on lifestyle trends and curious facts. It cites Emanuel G. Rosenblatt on how pant color signals personality, hints on moonlighting workers, brain development ages, and a trivia mix about bourbon aging in used oak barrels. It also covers college dropout rates, crow deterrence, a Lincoln Steffens quip, and price comparisons of consumer costs across nations.
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New York
Emanuel G. Rosenblatt
Love God First Yet Keep Your Duties
The great commandment requires loving God with all, but does not demand a monastic life. Hobbies and work may remain if they do not take first place. seek the kingdom first and God will provide what is needed. Our material interests should be secondary to Christ.
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Lord
Christ
Banks Begin Paid Savings War Across Coasts
An impending interest rate contest emerges as major banks and savings and loan associations announce higher yields on savings accounts effective July 1. The Fed and Congress weigh limits while savers chase better returns and borrowers face higher loan costs.
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New York
Savings and Loan Associations
Congress
House Banking Committee
Federal Reserve Board
Fed
New York City
Mutual Savings
Savings and Loan
California
Monetary Authorities
Knoxville Times Enterprise notice and pricing
The document details republication rights for Associated Press dispatches and local news. It lists mailing rates, subscription prices, and contact information for the Times Enterprise Co. in Thomasville, Georgia, including address, phone, and tax details.
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Associated Press
Sunda
Times Enterprise Co., Inc
Thomasville
P. O
Madison St
Balaguer Favored as Pragmatic Path for Dominican Republic
The piece argues for Joaquin Balaguer over Juan Bosch, praising Luis Munoz Marin's pragmatic approach in Puerto Rico. It cites Arnold Saltzman and Tom Mann urging immediate job-creating, small-scale US Latin America projects, agricultural reform, and limited sugar dependency to spur Dominican prosperity through Alliance for Progress.
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Juan Bosch
Joaquin Balaguer
Dominican Republic
Puerto Rico
Cuba
Haiti
Luis Munoz Marin
Munoz Marin
Munoz
Venezuela
Betancourt
U. S. State Department
Latin America
State Department
New York
Arnold Saltzman
Seagrave Corporation
Washington
Saltzman
OPA
Thomas Mann
Alliance For Progress
Dean Rusk
United States
Latin American
U. S
Dominica
Trujillo
Balaguer
Tall Virginian Faces Bitter Political Fight
Rep. Howard W. Smith of Virginia and George C. Rawlings Jr. clash in the July 12 Democratic primary for the 8th District. Smith, 83, longtime House Rules Chair, defends his record while Rawlings, 44, asserts a liberal critique and calls for greater federal action on education national resources and consumer protection.
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Fredericksburg
Howard W. Smith
Virginia
Smith
House Rules Committee
Congress
Washington, D. C
George C. Rawlings Jr
Rawlings
Virginia House of Delegates
Rep. Smith
Ashland
Richmond
Rules Committee
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