Thomasville Welcomes New YMCA Inaugural Visit Draws Hundreds
The Thomasville YMCA welcomed hundreds including the Rotary Club to the new facility. Dr W M Marcy led a talk on the Y and its mission. The dining hall impressed guests as a center for youth, girls, boys, and adults, with strong community support for ongoing growth and spiritual as well as physical welfare.
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Protection For Hospitals Guards Against Disaster
The article argues for enhanced protection in hospitals to prevent disease spread and accidents. It stresses ongoing assessment of materials and procedures to reduce risk to patients and staff, noting that hospital environments face unique dangers and require vigilant, systematic safety measures.
Hospitals urged to install and maintain protection against fires
Hospitals must investigate and install standardized fire protection and maintenance at all times. The danger of hospital fires endangers hundreds of patients, with care and attention needed to prevent catastrophic disasters from careless handling of materials and equipment.
Critics Debate Nixon Succession Plans and Health Risks
Observers discuss the reasonableness of changing vice presidential succession as fears grow over President Nixon's health. They compare to Truman's 1945 elevation and urge midterm reforms to handle potential shifts in power, whether constitutional or legislative, amid uncertainty about Nixon's ability to complete the term.
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July to Servicemen DING HEADLINES on the Front
A fragment discusses front page coverage in metropolitan papers about servicemen, politics, and international issues. It mentions protecting service members, trial by jury, and concerns over leadership and peace while avoiding bias in reporting. It reflects wartime editorial tone and calls for fair treatment and restraint.
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Fourth of July meaning for all nations and honest lives
The piece reflects on prosperity, public duty, and health advice. It contrasts prudent restraint with boastful habit, notes doctors warn against tobacco and smoking, and asserts the Fourth of July carries universal meaning beyond the United States. It emphasizes honesty and common sense amid social pressures.
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Supreme Court color codes Mondays in race crisis debate
Executive Vice President of the Southern States Industrial Council critiques a 1954 1964 court ruling era. He denounces the Supreme Court for overturning separate but equal, warns of continued social strife, and labels the decisions Red Pink and Black. He cites governors and media figures framing the rulings as liberty milestones while lamenting division.
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TV Star George Gobel Ends Three Year Run
Hollywood AP reports TV star George Gobel will end his Saturday night half hour show after a three year run. He and Eddie Fisher will take over Milton Berle's Tuesday night hour on alternating weeks, visiting each other’s programs. Gobel says the change brings variety and allows longer segments with guests and stars.
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R M Morgan Heads Quitman Rotary Club
R M (Mickey) Morgan installed as president of the Quitman Rotary Club at a Wednesday luncheon. He succeeds Rev Thomas J White, who becomes vice president. Vernor Ray is secretary with four directors and committees to be named. District Governor Lawrence Curran of Rome will visit Quitman on July 18.
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Mirror of Your Mind: Sample Guidance on Friendship and Jealousy
The piece discusses building warm friendships through genuine interest rather than pretense and notes that jealousy can become a family trait. It advises expressing true disappointment to a child only when truly warranted, as mixed signals erode trust and stability.
These Days Fair Trial Theory Before Top Court
The piece discusses whether an American soldier in Japan should be tried in an American court or by local or allied systems. It weighs extraterritoriality, legal traditions, and the status of U S troops under NATO and allied command, noting Japan’s lawfulness and nationalism and the wider political stakes.
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Supreme Court to Rule on Rights During Military Service in Japan Case
The court will decide if joining the armed forces by draft or enlistment strips a citizen of constitutional rights for the duration of service and for reserves. The issue could affect enlistment rates, affect the 1958 campaign, and spark talk of constitutional amendments.
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Tie Defenses To Political Knot In A Word
The Girard cage could bind national defense to politics so tightly that no one could sever the link. In a campaign the military would dread questions like Who Promoted Peress and did poor judgment create an issue now. The line at this time signals arrogance by state and defense departments with possible 1996 polling impact.
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Faulkner Visited Japan as State Department Speaker
William Faulkner spoke to a several thousand student audience in Japan representing the State Department. The novelist offered one amusing anecdote for fifteen minutes with the interpreter delivering it in Japanese to small words and the crowd laughed loudly.
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