Georgia Faces Large 1965 66 Surplus and Spending Debate
An editorial argues Georgia may end its 1965 66 year with about 100 million dollars in cash, a historic surplus. It critiques calls for a special session to spend it, notes high current revenues versus 1943 44, and suggests prudence include paying state obligations and aiding municipalities while preserving funds for possible future lean years.
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Georgia
General Assembly
Ellis Arnall
Reverse Postal Complaint
A Shaftsbury Vermont man complains about overnight mail from New Bedford Massachusetts delivering the next day. He mocks high speed service as excessive and costly while urging no further spending to improve delivery.
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Post Office Department
Washington
Shaftsbury
New Bedford
Mass
Today in History June 28 recalls wars and world leaders
On this date in history Archduke Francis Ferdinand was assassinated triggering World War I. Other events include James Madison's death in 1886, Queen Victoria's 1838 coronation, the 1919 Versailles Treaty, Dewey's 1944 nomination, and past and recent remarks by U.S. leaders on nuclear policy and party discipline.
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Archduke Francis Ferdinand of
Austria
Silver supply squeeze tightens as world demand climbs
US silver hoard shrinks from 2.1 billion to 694 million ounces as industry uses more metal for sil verware rockets and electronics. World usage tops 400 million ounces yearly while official price stays at 1.2930 dollars causing pressure to release reserves or raise prices.
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U.S. Treasury
U.S
Treasury
United States
Agee
Breakdown of Consensus Sparks New American Polarization
The piece analyzes a shift in U S politics as moderates seek to line up a broad middle while extremes push for action over ideology. It surveys groups from the National Conference for New Politics to California conservatives and the Reagan bid, noting tensions with Johnson Democrats and SDS affiliations.
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National Conference For New Politics
Joe Shell
California
Ronald Reagan
Pat Brown
Lyndon Johnson
South Vietnam
New Left
Julian Bond
Simon Casady
National Conference For
Students For A Democratic Society
Paul Booth
SDS
Communist Party
Barry Goldwater
Free Society Association
American Conservative Union
Goldwater
ACU
John M. Ashbrook
Ohio
Wainwright Dawson
Lancaster
Eisenhower
Nixon
Reagan
New York State
Miranda Case Leaves Supreme Court History in Limbo
The 1963 Miranda arrest in Phoenix led to a landmark Supreme Court ruling requiring police to inform suspects of rights before questioning. Ernesto Miranda remains jailed for robbery and rape while his lawyers weigh further appeals as the court delayed retroactive application.
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Supreme Court
Miranda
Phoenix
Ariz
American Civil Liberties Union
Arizona
John P. Frank
Arizona Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Frank
Live Better: Boyle’s Notebook for Youth in 1966
A columnist offers down to earth life tips for young men in 1966. Advice covers money, marriage, work, health, travel, shopping, and personal growth, urging pragmatism and restraint while warning against excess.
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New York
Time and salvation addressed in The Caine Mutiny reference
The text argues that forgiveness is possible but our capacity to repent has limits. It cites Herman Wouk and a letter about time and spiritual opportunities, urging action before it is too late and recommending reading the Bible to find salvation now.
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Herman Wouk
Okamnasville Diineew Entrepreneur SIMBFR ASSOCIATES HESS notice
Advertisement appears to be an old notice from Times Enterprise Co. Inc. outlining republication rights and mail subscription details for Thomasville Georgia. It lists address, subscription prices, and tax information in fragmented OCR text.
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Simbfr Associates Hess
Saper
Snedia
Sunda
Times Enterprise Co., Inc
Fostige
Thomasville
P. O
Madison St
Canal
State of Georgia
Mississippi Civil Rights March Sparks Black Power Shift
In Jackson Mississippi a two week march echoes Black power chants signaling disillusionment with past methods and a shift toward political strength. Dr Martin Luther King Jr defends nonviolence while acknowledging rising militancy and concern over federal action on civil rights.
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Jackson
Miss.p
Mississippi
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Alabama
Congress
Comnes
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