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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1963
Page
2
An analysis notes repeating patterns in global conflict from past wars to present U S and Russia rivalry. It argues mankind repeats history despite progress, highlighting persistent risks of another world war and the inability to apply hard lessons from earlier crises.
The Soviet Union uses petroleum as a strategic tool in competition with the United States. Soviet oil production rose from 0.76 million barrels daily in 1950 to 8.3 million in 1961, with 5.3 million projected for 1965, while exporting about 22 percent to Free World buyers. Prices varied, with politically influenced rates. satellites faced higher charges, illustrating how oil financing supports Soviet aims in a planned economy.
Hollywood reports Glenn Corbett joins Route 66 replacing George Maharis amid acrimony claims. Corbett praises the show and travel, noting the cast and guest stars while detailing plans to film across Denver Minneapolis upstate New York the East Coast and Florida.
An Alabama federal judge denied a Justice Department bid to halt school segregation in Huntsville and Madison County. He warned the government risks bypassing the legislative branch and undermining separation of powers, suggesting the Supreme Court has overstepped its role. He cautions that such judicial overreach could erode liberties and even threaten constitutional government.
John Chamberlain argues U S policy inconsistencies over anti Castro actions and Angola. He notes UN stance supporting colonial independence clashes with U S backing Congo based training camps for Angolan rebels led by Holden Roberto and questions genuine aims of American foreign policy.
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A Kennedy era report lauds international air travel for reducing borders and boosting person to person contact. An industry spokesman says lower fares and easier crossing foster free country trade and cross cultural understanding, while cautioning against government propaganda creating false enemies.
A wry Scotsman named John Sherman jokes that genuine education remains hard to achieve while appearances are easier to maintain. He notes many focus on food sex shelter and entertainment and that joining mailed learned societies offers a quick semblance through journals and back copies. The piece satirizes vanity and calls out the futility of ostentatious learning.
Protests against the New Frontier wheat plan lead to a surprising defeat for Secretary Freeman in Minnesota. Voters reject increased controls and subsidies tied to yes votes, signaling a shift toward farm freedom and away from centralized farm policies. Congressional action is urged to restore a free market in agriculture.
Public notice from the Thomasville Times Enterprise outlines mail and subscription rates, tax details, and contact addresses for the newspaper in Georgia. It lists rates for weekly and yearly subscriptions, postal charges, and office channels for inquiries.
Holiday travelers face dangers as 155 lives were lost in road accidents during an 80 hour Memorial Day period, 25 more than the National Safety Council’s estimate of 130. The figures remind readers that any driver could have been one of the fatalities.
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