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37 Clergyman
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41 Coinpass point
42 Cornish mine
44 Little demons
46 Stringed
instruments
49 Ignore
53 Entire amount
54 Learned
persons
56“ for Two”
57 Athena
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59 Distress
signal
60 “Not a to
my name”
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kitten
2 Notion
3 “What a !”
4 Sigmoid
curves
5 Caviar
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the ear
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on the violin
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13 Musical
instrument
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mesdames
17 Charged atom
18 The doctor
— the pain
19 That ■ ■ the
matter
21 East or
West-—
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sigh
24 Knock
27 Put out of
possession
(law)
29 Christmas
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generation WAS!"
GRIFFIN
DAILY -NEWS
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instrument
33 Pertaining to
the country
35 Salt and ——
40 Slop, look
and ——
43 Garden shrub
45 Thrall
461-arge tubs
47 Ileum (comb.
1 form)
48 African
stream
50 Roman road
51 Jute from the
Jew’s mallow
52 Italian city
55 , drink
and be merry
6 Misapplies
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K Nuisances
U Nautical
vessels
10 Tropical plant
11 Skin tumors
16 Simpletons
20 Gin and —1
22 Compositions ■
for two singers
24 Soaks flax
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over!”
26 Conic sections ■
(geom.)
28 Sinkiang river
30 lz>ve god
31 Harplike
‘Quotes’
By United Press International
LONDON —lsraeli Premier
Golda Meir describing how
peace will come about in the
Middle East:
'■Demilitarized zones, UN.
observers and everything else
has been tried and they have
all failed. No one else can do it
(negotiate peace) but Nasser.’’
DUDLEY, England —Truck
driver Dudley Priest whose
lieart has stopped beating on
three occasions, but massaged
back to normal by a hospital
staff:
“You know, it’s really won
derful to have died three times
and to live to talk about It.’’
KILLARNEY, Ireland—Gen.
Charles de Gaulle in a
congratulatory telegram to
French president-elect Georges
Pompidou:
“For all national and person
al reasons I address you my
cordial congratulations."
★
WASHINGTON — President
Nixon’s impressions of the
White House pressroom after
an unscheduled visit:
“We've got to do something
about this. Everybody is
writing on top of each other.’’
Almanac
For
Today
B.v United Press International
Today is Tuesday, June 17,
the 168th day of 1969 with 197 to
follow.
The moon is between its new
phase and first quarter.
The morning stars are
Mercury, Venus and Saturn.
The evening stars are Mars
and Jupiter.
On this day in history:
In 1775 a group of 3,500
British soldiers attacked one
thousand American patriots on
Bunker Hill near Boston. The
British lost more than 1,000
men. the Americans 441.
In 1928 Amelia Earhart
became the first woman to fly
across the Atlantic.
In 1967 Red China announced
it had exploded a hydrogen
bomb.
In 1968 the U.S. Supreme
Court ruled that an 1886 law
bars the color line in housing
sales and rentals.
Thought For Today
A thought for the day: Sir
John Suckling said, "Women
are the baggage of life; they
are troublesome, and hinder us
in the great march, yet we
cannot be without them.’’
Fix it up,
or tear it down?
Judge Whalen has recommended strong
ly that Spalding County either repair or
tear down its courthouse. He suggested to
the Grand Jury yesterday that it begin look
ing into the matter.
The courthouse is old. It does need either
modernization or replacement. However,
before either step is taken, it seems to the
Griffin Daily News that it would be wise
also to begin looking into either consolida
tion of city and county governments or fur
ther close cooperation between the two.
The city as well as the county could use
better building facilities, and there is no
reason why the two local governments
should not share a municipal-county build
ing. Both, for example, regularly need a
courtroom, but at different times. At pre
sent there is duplication.
The City of Griffin and the County of
Spalding offer good examples of local-level
governmental cooperation in several areas.
This could be extended without undue pro
blems to sharing a building.
Outright consolidation of local govern
ments is more complex, but Georgia seems
to be moving in that direction. Still, when
there is sufficient cooperation as to elimi
nate duplication and overlapping of ex
pensive services, there is no need for it.
Seaway proves
to be asset
It once was a subject of controversy and even derision.
Skeptics questioned whether the project was feasible from
an engineering standpoint and, even if it were, whether it
could possibly be worth the immense cost.
The answers have long since been delivered in the af
firmative as American and Canadian communities from
Sault Ste. Marie to Montreal observe this month the 10th
anniversary of the St. Lawrence Seaway.
Time does fly. Now, 10 years after President Eisen
hower and Queen Elizabeth dedicated the 2,342-mile
corridor from the Atlantic into the heart of the North
American continent, the seaway is so basic a fact of econo
mic life, and a highly productive one, in the two-nation
Great Lakes region that it is difficult to recall that it was
ever subject to doubt. It started off slowly, true, but traffic
has increased steadily year after year, transforming cities
such as Milwaukee, Chicago and Toronto into world ports
of call, to their own and their nations’ increasing benefit.
And not the least of the seaway’s achievements is the
opportunity it affords the United States and Canada to
demonstrate once more what nations working together in
friendship can accomplish for their common good.
A good word
for ROTC
PEORIA JOURNAL STAR
In all the talk about removing ROTC from college
campuses, it is well to keep one fact in mind: More than
three of every four officers on current duty are ROTC
officers. In short, most of our officers are provided through
this system — and it isn’t a bad system: It is the best
defense we have against a professional soldier army. For
ROTC officers are civilians who have taken military
courses in college.
They fill our armed forces. More than 200 generals are
ROTC men, in the army, the air force, or the marines, and
many navy admirals come up through the ROTC ranks.
The point is, not whether we should have an army, but
what kind of army will we have. We must have a force to
protect us— to think otherwise is a flight from reality.
The question to decide is what kind of leadership are we
going to have, all from the military academies or from the
nation’s many colleges throughout the land ?
Chuckling
With Ye Editor S'
We note that more and more young women are taking
jobs as attendants at gasoline filling stations. Seems a
beautiful opportunity for some summer-replacement tele
vision program to revive an old vaudeville gag. You know,
the one about “5 Gals. $1.50. Ethyl Costs More.” —*
Minneapolis Star
BERRY'S WORLD
“President Thieu was willing
to go along with whatever
we wanted — ANYTHING
to get off Midway!”
MY A
ANSWER ■A
Self-Esteem
I don't know much about the
Bible so at church I am left out,
and I feel that I am not want*
ed. What can I lo? R.A.
It seems to me that you have
feelings of inferiority. It is up to
each of us to maintain enough
self-esteem so that the accusa
tion of inferior is not justified.
You say 'I don’t know much
about the Bible’. Only sheer ne
glect can hinder you from know
ing it as well as anyone else. If
you feel that your knowledge of
the Word, or lack of it. is hold
ing you back, dig into the Scrip
tures and know them. No one
ever learned about the Bible by
accident. Knowledge of the Sc.
riptures is not a gift — it is the
result of study, prayer, and me
ditation.
Remember this however: all
people in the church need not be
leaders. If all were leaders there
would be no followers. If you
can’t shine in your knowledge of
the Scriptures, you can be a
good learner, and the word dis
ciple means a learner.
None of us know all about the
Scriptures. Shed your feelings of
inferiority, and forget you ever
said you are not wanted. Every
one is wanted and needed, you
will make yourself much more
needed and wanted of you get
that ‘chip’ off your shoulder.
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Rejoice In the Lord always;
again I will say. Rejoice. (Phil
lippians 4:4, RSV)
PRAYER: Dear Lord, we
open our hearts to Thee. Take
from us our worry, sadness, and
weariness. Pour out, we pray.
Thy spirit into our souls. Help
us to overflow with Thy praise.
May Tliy joy radiate through.
WORLD ALMANAC
FACTS
Wi
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Autograph albums firit
became popular In the
United States in the 1820 s,
The World Almanac notes.
Writing a witty yet charac
teristic inscription in an
album is a challenge. One
fellow, criticized as being
as stubborn as a mule for
not making an entry in a
girl's album, finally wrote:
“On a mule you find two
feet behind;/Two feet you
find before:/You stand be
hind before you find/What
the two behind be for.”
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn.
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