Thomasville paper publisher and editor contact info
Associated Press member issue daily except Sunday and holidays. Address subscription changes to 119 N Madison St or P.O. Box 650 Thomasville GA 31792. Phone (912) 226-2400. Tax and subscription prices listed. Lee E. Kelly publisher and L. Edward Kelly Jr. editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Times-Enterprise Company
Thomasville
P.O
N. Madison St
State of Georgia
Stop the bombing ends as Congress votes to cut funds
Congress and the American people demand an end to bombing in Cambodia and Laos. The Eagleton amendment would bar using any funds from the 3.3 billion supplemental bill and funds from any act to support combat activity in and over Cambodia or Laos. The piece notes bipartisan friction but backs liberal opposition to continued Southeast Asian warfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Congress
Cambodia
Laos
House of Representatives
Senate
Eagleton
United States
Thomas F. Eagleton
Missouri
Bella Abzug
Talmadge
Georgia
Southeast Asia
A.A.R
Letson to head Valdosta State education as consultant
John Letson, ousted Atlanta schools superintendent, will become dean of Valdosta State College School of Education on Sept. 1 while retaining a $42,500 annual consultant role with Atlanta schools and a $25,000 Valdosta State head salary. The move draws critique of rising education costs and high executive pay, with taxpayers bearing the burden as boards approve large sums for top leaders amid state education spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Letson
Atlanta
Valdosta State College
State Board of Regents
Letson
Atlanta School Board
Valdosta State
Georgia
Thomas County
Dr. Letson
Valdosta
Board of Regent
Pepper plan on drug ads to be banned faces Broadside
Washington report says House Crime Committee gutted a Pepper proposal to ban TV ads for pills and tonics from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Broadcasters and drug firms warned of large losses, while supporters like Rep. Charles Rangel fought the edits amid industry pressure and political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Anderson
Washington
House Crime Committee
Claude Pepper
D-Fla
William Keating
Charles Rangel
D-N.y
Harlem
Rangel
New York City
Les Whitten
Daniel Horowitz
Naples
Afl-Cio
George Meany
State Department
John Rooney
Horowitz
Senate
John Mitchell
Henry Kissinger
Henry Petersen
White House
Kissinger
Paris
Etersen
Richard Kleindienst
Petersen
Nixon faces scrutiny as Dean testimony tests White House
The Watergate saga deepens as John W Dean III enters day two of Senate hearings. Editors weigh potential damage to Nixon while contrasting Broder and Kilpatrick takes on credibility and the pending Ervin committee crossfire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
John W. Dean III
Senate Watergate Committee
Dean
Nixon
James J. Kilpatrick
Richmond, Va
News-Leader
Kilpatrick
John Erhlichman
H.R
Bob) Haldeman
John Mitchell
Ervin Committee
Erhlichman
John Dean
Ronald Ziegler
Ziegler
Washington
David Broder
Broder
Eisenhower
Beans
Beslan
Pers Clemente
Spiro Agnew
Connally
Felow Connally
Gian
Connall
Otto
New
Otten
Today in History and Birthdays for June 27, 1973
The Associated Press notes major events on this date including Truman aiding Korea in 1950 and Cairo’s fall to the British in 1801. It lists past milestones, Nelsons and leaders, plus birthdays for Juan Trippe and Bob Keeshan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Harry S. Truman
U.S. Air Force
Navy
South Korea
Cairo
Joseph and
Hyrum Smith
Carthage
Ill
Brigham Young
New York
Boston
New York Stock Exchange
Athens
John F. Kennedy
Cousins
Ireland
Dublin
Kennedy
Europe
South Vietnam
Khe Sanh
W.A
Tony” Boyle
United Mine Workers Union
Juan T. Trippe
Bob Keeshan
Henry David Thoreau
Governor Carter’s Salary Bill Tactics Revealed
A reader explains Governor Carter’s unusual support for a salary bill as a strategic move. He argues wage price controls blocked raises, allowing education judicial reform and local government aid programs to pass, while raises were denied, portraying lawmakers as the comedy’s butt of the joke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
General Assembly
Capitol
Connally exits White House amid political calculus
Washington column analyzes John Connallys sudden departure from the Nixon White House as a strategic move to protect prestige and future prospects. It notes the amicable parting, mutual need between Nixon and Connally, and the risk to Connallys 1976 presidential chances if Nixon turns against him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marianne
Washington
Big John Connally
Connally
White House
Nixon
Leonid Brezhnev
Lyndon Johnson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lee E. Kelly
L. Edward Kelly Jr
Board of Regents
Vigor
Merry
Union ‘Tive Is A
Brodcaro Py
Telanese
Oni
Flann
Dave Broder
James Ford
heGen
Washington Post
Goodrich
Congressional Quarterly
Anuj
Washington Star
The
Post
Oger
London
Jamie Oglesby
Sunday Express of London
Pepsico
JaPhil Mor
Vivian Prideaux
Vivian
London Express
Sen
He Talmadge
Albert Riley
Signs OF the Times
ATLA
Bushi
Conna
Johnson
Treasury
Johns