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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1964
Page
2
A compact look at how nations have used espionage from ancient times through the Cold War. It notes Fifth Columnists, Soviet and American spying, space and missile photography, and risks for those caught, with a caution about the ubiquity and danger of spying.
The piece argues Georgia should treat Alabama Governor George C. Wallace with courtesy regardless of civil rights views. It stresses that good relations between Georgia and Alabama benefit both states and that ridicule of Wallace reflects on Georgia, not him alone.
The Hermitage Index argues that spending is a vote for products and services, while government moves to create consumer protection bureaus threaten market-driven choice. It criticizes a truth in packaging bill and a consumer interests committee as political interference that could replace consumer-led economics with bureaucratic dictates.
The article captures Senator Barry Goldwater's push for the Republican nomination, his clashes with President Johnson over anti poverty programs, and how California's primary could clinch his delegate strength. It compares past GOP choices and notes Johnson's stance and Kennedy era influences shaping the race.
In a monthly bulletin to law enforcement, FBI Director J Edgar Hoover warns of threats to the American way of life from poisonous ideas and ridicule. He urges teachers and officials to educate youths about democracy, freedom, and national heritage to instill pride and resolve.
A column of assorted trivia and remarks from the Daily Mail bag. Quips touch on Oysters growing on trees in Florida, Greece siesta habits, ant speed, and a predicted 1964 U.S. industrial investment. Includes notes on Mrs Taft riding with her husband at an inaugural parade setting a custom.
The answer argues worship is possible anywhere but emphasizes church as essential. It cites Theodore Roosevelt on place and time, notes Jesus attended synagogue, and asserts Christ loved the church and sacrificed for it. It concludes worship is better in church despite outdoor potential.
Quote from Arnold Glasow of Freeport Illinois about self reliance and the waste of scenery by careless campers. The remark notes progress comes to those who wait on themselves and warns against vanity and burn marks left by visitors in nature.
In California the Goldwater campaign casts him as a brave small entrepreneur against Rockefeller Inc. The Democratic race pits Alan Cranston against Pierre Salinger, with Clair Engle still on the ballot. Engle’s sympathy votes may help Cranston or Salinger, while George Murphy frames a Republican right-leaning counter.
Chronology of notable events on June 1 across history. Highlights include Capt James Lawrence's dying command Dont give up the ship during the War of 1812, Kentucky and Tennessee statehood, Somme fighting in 1940, Crete evacuation, Osaka bombing, and postwar political milestones in Burma Tunisia and Indonesia.
A reader laments Georgia trails on U S 19 and 319 for narrow grassy margins with ditches, arguing Florida’s sloped margins are safer and more attractive. The letter urges Georgia to imitate Florida’s wider rights of way and better roadside upkeep to improve traveler appeal.
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