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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1964
Page
2
The article discusses employment for youths during summer. High school students may find mowing or indoor outdoor tasks but many fields ban under 17 or set minimum wage rules. Babysitting offers reasonable wages for girls, while college students can seek sales or assist in businesses. Training costs deter short term hires, so short term odd jobs and notices help connect youth with opportunities.
A historical reflection contrasts Colbert’s taxation gag with modern tax systems. It notes income taxes once hit only the wealthy but now affect many earners, alongside federal and state taxes and a sales tax. The piece argues people demand more than tax relief, given expanded government services.
The piece argues graduates should seek work with challenge and integrity rather than mere security. It warns against 사회 conformity and stresses that a job must engage mind and body, offering real vitality beyond a nine-to-five routine. It also critiques social issues like alcohol and treats global growth and basic needs as critical context.
The piece traces Ben Goldwater, Henry Cabot Lodge, and Nelson Rockefeller as they campaign toward California after New Hampshire and Oregon. Lodge drains support from Goldwater while Rockefeller gains, with Eisenhower urging adherence to Republican principles.
World today reports Goldwater shifting his stance as Eisenhower’s past hints of intervention stir debate. Analysts note the ex president’s silence contrasts with Rockefeller forces, while Goldwater’s nomination path hinges on today’s California results and delegate totals.
A reader argues for a community based mental health program. She cites the shift away from stigma toward supportive care and urges local outpatient clinics to avoid hospitalizations and distant referrals. The writer, a teacher of adolescents, says a nearby clinic would help families stay engaged and reduce readmissions.
A Findlay Ohio letter argues against a 1964 plan to guarantee every American an annual income. It questions work incentives and asks who would pay for nonworkers while citing agriculture and insect world examples to support the view that those able must work and contribute.
John Chamberlain argues that anti-Castro Cuban exiles like Manuel Ray and Manuel Artime are humanists who favor individual rights over repression. The piece compares their aims to restore democracy and 1940 Constitution, critiques CIA mishaps, and notes U S government inconsistencies in treating anti-Communist exiles such as Haviv Scheiber.
William A Ward of Texas Wesleyan College in Fort Worth offers a concise maxim on happiness. Contentment comes to those grateful to God, at peace with conscience, favored by friends, devoted to labor, and balanced in finances.
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On this date in 1886 Grover Cleveland married Frances Folsom in a White House ceremony. Maine became the first prohibition state in 1851. The first night baseball game occurred in 1875 at League Park, Fort Wayne. In 1940 Britain evacuated most of its expeditionary force from Dunkerque. In 1944 American planes opened a shuttle bombing base in the Soviet Union. A Soviet delegation opened the ILO in Geneva ten years ago. Indonesia’s Constituent Assembly refused Sukarno dictatorial powers five years ago. Pope John faced life threatening illness a year ago.
As we see it, schools end for the summer and thousands seek work or activities. Regulations limit opportunities for bright young people, as employers face mandated pay scales and limited experience questions.
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