Reflections on Independence Day and its fading old-time joy
The piece recalls how the Fourth of July once united communities with flags, bunting, bands, fireworks, and fiery oratory praising freedom. It contrasts that memory with today’s urbanization and material preoccupations, urging readers to cherish independence and keep founders’ spirit alive.
Court Watchdog Split Over Television in Trials
Supreme Court divided on banning TV cameras in all criminal trials after the Estes case. Justice Harlan dissented from a broad ban while Chief Justice Warren and Justices Douglas and Goldberg aligned with limited access. The decision signals cautious steps toward open courts with responsible media conduct.
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Supreme Court
Billie Sol Esteegs
Clark
Warren
Douglas
Goldberg
Black
Brennan
White
Harlan
Thi Estes
Stes
Greensboro
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Daily News
Today in History June 29 highlights across years
On this date various events are noted including 1927 pilots Maitland and Hegenberger landing in Honolulu after a 25 hour 15 minute Oakland to Honolulu flight. Other entries cite Coronado in 1541 entering Quivira, 1776 Virginia Constitution and Henry governorship, 1858 Goethals birth, and 1943 New Georgia landings in the Solomons.
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Lester Maitland
Albert Hegenberger
Honolulu
Pacific
Oakland
Calif
Conventions Should Grow Up Says Eisenhower Plan
Washington AP reports political scientists say party delegates form a political elite. Dwight D Eisenhower urges reforms to curb floor chaos with five minute speeches, restrict nondelegates on the floor, and keep reporters off the floor.
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Congress
Dwight D. Fisenhower
James MacGregor Burts
Roosevelt
John F. Kennedy
Williams College
Hero Eyeing Civilians, Not Himself, Fights Viet Nam War
Airman J C J Young of Portland Oregon earned the Silver Star for landing in the enemy lair in North Vietnam to rescue fliers. He treated Vietnamese civilians on days off and carried out 22 parachute jumps, medical training, and survival feats. His rescue crew plucked a burned Skyraider pilot from a perilous zone.
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J.C. Jon H. Young
Portland, Ore
Jon
North
Viet Nam
Young
U.S
Joe Phelan
Stamford
North Viet Nam
Helicopter Rescue Grips Close Calls in Viet Vet Mission
Two American pilots were rescued after helicopter crews braved ground fire from foothills. Young described the ordeal as like flying through a popcorn machine, with 2,000 rounds fired. One F100 pilot was found near a bloody helmet, while the other F108 crewman was hoisted to safety. All eight crew members earned Silver Stars. the rescued pilot later learned his companion was captured by Viet Cong.
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Young
Jon
Jom’s Gabbin’ A Look At Journalistic Terms
A university in England will spend 80000 dollars to study how newspapermen tick. The piece lists humorous definitions of journalism roles and jargon such as editor copy boy and press, highlighting newsroom quirks and old stereotypes for readers.
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England
Post Mortems For Goldwater Campaign Failures
The piece surveys rivals and insiders like Stephen Shadegg Denison Kitchel Bill Baroody Karl Hess and others who blame a small inner circle for the 1964 Goldwater bid It cites five major factors outside the campaign elite that doomed Goldwater including Kennedy's death prosperity for Johnson party spoilers misinterpretations of his Vietnam comments and the Concord NH headline.
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Barry Goldwater
Stephen Shadegg
Goldwater
Theodore White
Steve Shadegg
U.S. Senate
San Francisco
Shadegg
Arizona
Denison Kitchel
Bill Baroody
Karl Hess
Shadege
Goldwater High Command
Mike Bernstein
Bill Buckley
National Review
Brent Bocell
Clifton White
Peter O'Donnell
Kitchel
Baroody
Ronald Reagen
Reagan
McCabe
Hess
Franklin Roosevelt
Ray Moley
Rex Tugwell
Archibald MacLeish
Tommy Corcoran
Whoever
Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Vietnam
Europe
Concord
New Hampshire
Jim Farley
Copy of Associated Press Reprint Notice
Public notice from the Times Enterprise outlines republication rights for Associated Press dispatches and subscription details. The text lists postal and mailing instructions, publication attribution, and tax or rate notes for Georgia deliveries.
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Times- Enterprise
Ee, Inc
Thomasville
N. Madison &J
Thomacville
State of Georgia
Bread Heist Adds Lesson In Albuquerque Gossip
A Dallas Morning News column recounts a wild Albuquerque scene where a man dressed in nylons demands bread in a robbery gone wrong. The clerk declines and the thief drops a sliced loaf, fleeing as bystanders murmur. The piece ends with a caution to thieves to talk plainly and choose their targets wisely.
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Nowheresville
The
Mission
Dallas
Tex
Morning News
Goodbye To Domiciliary In Osborne's Poem
A poem titled goodbye to the Thomasville Domiciliary laments its closing. It pleads with Lyndon Johnson and advocates a last push by Georgia Legionnaires to reverse the decision, thanking Ed McDaniel and staff for their work.
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Thomasville
Lyndon Johnson
Legionnaires of
Georgia
Congress
Ed McDaniel
ADJ
George Osborne
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