This Is Livestock Country and Western Cattle Rise
The piece notes cattle drives and rustling are history but livestock remains vital. It cites $1.716 billion in livestock receipts across three Pacific states and $1.466 billion in Mountain states, with Southeast Thomas County key to local growth and Thomasville’s Sunnyland plant underpinning processing and cash markets.
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Pacific Coast
West
United States
Thomas County
Thomasville
House backs bill to curb illicit amphetamine traffic
The House approved by 402 to 0 a bill to prevent illegitimate traffic in amphetamines barbiturates and related drugs. Support from AMA and APA highlighted the drug industry as a progress against misuse praised by Representative Harris who lauded the industry and urged accurate public views.
Today In History June 28 highlights from 1778 to 1965
On June 28 dates span from 1778 when Mary "Molly Bitcher" aided a heat stricken defender at Monmouth to 1965 events including Queen Victoria's earlier crown and WWII era incidents. Notable items include Archduke Francis Ferdinand's assassination in 1914 and the Treaty of Versailles in 1919.
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Molly Bitcher
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Archduke Francis Ferdinand of
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Solons To Act On Succession After Kennedy Assassination
Washington AP eight months after Kennedy’s assassination Congress weighs a constitutional amendment on presidential succession requiring two thirds of both houses and three fourths of states for ratification, likely not before 1967, with a federal crime proposal for killing a president under consideration.
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John F. Kennedy
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Senate
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Earl Warren
Lyndon B. Johnson
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Tiger Eyes Major Nears Homeward From Vietnam Front
Major Robert E. B. Ley, 34, of McAlester Oklahoma, nicknamed Tiger Eyes for his green look, faces his last month in Vietnam. As Da Nang operations officer he led a small team through a 150 square mile sector, coordinating patrols and 42 company size assaults against a numerically equal enemy. He warns not to become overcautious, and recalls how they mobilized from scratch to take the initiative against Viet Cong forces and guerrillas.
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U S Marines Leader Praises Vietcong Fight and Tactics
The commander boasts a strong combat record with 400 Viet Cong killed and 400 captured along with 100 weapons seized. He notes low U S casualties and no prisoner defections while asserting Viet Cong attacks on the air base failed. The arrival of Marines in March boosted operations as about 200 guerrillas remain. Ley personally led missions and earned the Vietnamese Gallantry Medal with Silver Star.
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Freer
Clerk Hails New Style Folk Tunes in Salt Lake City
In St. Mark's Episcopal Church Salt Lake City the Rev Tan Douglas Mitchell leads an American folk song mass before 600 worshippers. He says folk music reflects people's lives and hopes to keep the church contemporary. The event began as an experiment in 1988 at Nashotah House Theological Seminary with Mitchell, a former trombonist.
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Butler University
Turmeric and Turmoil in a Crossword Clue Card
A compact list of crossword style clues mixes terms from spices to occupations and objects. Several entries hint at wordplay and homophones while others appear as partial phrases or incomplete references. The page resembles a puzzle or filler segment with overlapping numbers and scattered hints.
Publication details for State Enterertur news digest still unclear
Fragmentary OCR text outlines publication rights and distribution terms for the Times Enterprise Co. inc. with reference to postages, rates, and tax information. Mentions Thomasville location, service areas, and miscellaneous department listings.
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Focal News
Times-Enterprise Co., Inc
Thomasville
Dad Should Own Beck On Toys, Physician Says
81-year-old Dr. C. D. Vinson, a Macon physician and toymaker, writes a book for fathers "Every Boy's Favorite Book Toymaking for Boys" and demonstrates toys made with simple tools. He recalls slave era monkey toys, teaches children to craft toys, and fills his hospital room with a typewriter and gourds.
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Win- Bon
Joseph Ateadman Vinson
Houston County
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Baruch Seen as Conservative In War Prep Reflections
The piece recalls Bernard Baruch as fundamentally conservative amid broad political ties. It notes a Fortune assignment on war preparedness in the late 1930s and Baruch’s bold cost estimates, which exceeded later projections and even challenged editor Harry Luce.
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Bernard Baruch
Harry Luce
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Mr. Luce
Baruch at odds with New Dealers in the Roosevelt era
The article recalls Baruch clashing with New Dealers over inflationary policies and party cohesion. It notes his support for TVA social security and the minimum wage while opposing the New Deal as a whole, arguing it hindered curative reforms. It also references Henderson’s remark about Baruch’s influence on Southern senators.
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Leon Henderson
Virginia
Carolina
Georgia
Arkansas
Tey
TVA
Baruch’s End Sparks Factional Claims Across Conservatism
After Bernard Baruch’s death, conservatives vie to claim his legacy. He backed conservative books and urged media coverage for anti Keynesian works, funding promotion and writing to editors. His vision aimed to unite factions for a peaceful world though his Wall Street success remained tied to valuing goods over money.
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Henry Hanlitt
Bernard Baruch
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Wall Street
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