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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1964
Page
2
The State Patrol and mortuaries report numerous hoax calls claiming automobile crashes. Ambu lances rush to false scenes risking real harm as responders speed to aid non existent victims. A Pelham man reportedly lost both legs in a crash on the Albany Highway, underscoring the danger of hoaxes and urging reporting of culprits.
The U S Supreme Court voids the Alabama Supreme Court ban on the NAACP as a foreign unregistered group and allows the organization to conduct activities in Alabama. The decision ends a litigation begun in 1956 and tests state compliance with federal rulings.
The New Market News Service from the Agriculture Department, in partnership with AT and T, faces criticism for potential government monopoly and censorship. Critics note waste of taxpayer funds and the undermining of private news, while Commerce also pursues official articles with photos.
A Brunawick News excerpt probes attempts to boost learning overnight via the subconscious, power up the body with motor attachments, and use a miracle liquid to refresh aging faces. It muses on a future of zombielike aesthetics, heavy machinery work, and relentless mental labor.
In Washington Johnson faces uncertainty over Vietnam policy after a Honolulu meeting yielded no new recommendations. He stated the US must meet its full share of the communist challenge as casualties rise and Southeast Asia risks deeper conflict, highlighting the administration's fragile stance and fear of undermining American influence.
The notes describe the Johnson administration weighing a broader war in Vietnam with McNamara Rusk and other officials in Honolulu. Officials hinted at action against North Vietnam if Communist support continues, while denying any concrete expansion plan. The piece pairs this political tension with a poetic, unrelated musing on summer scenes and everyday life.
The passage argues that true prayer is a two way conversation not a wish list. It emphasizes listening for God's guidance through Scripture and the Holy Spirit, noting divine rebukes directions and mercy. It warns against vain desires and urges deliberate attention to God's voice. Stop Look and Listen.
Washington reports a tight California presidential primary with Barry Goldwater gaining momentum and Nelson Rockefeller closing the gap. New York and South Dakota results shift delegates as Salinger, Murphy and others win nominations or face upsets.
John Chamberlain reports on a plan to divert flood water from the Ohio River into Lake Erie via five spillway tunnels. The idea, inspired by the Mangla Dam method, would drain about 138 million cubic feet per second, prevent Wheeling floods, and cost roughly a quarter of a million dollars per mile.
The author discusses diverting Ohio flood waters into Lake Erie by dredging the Beaver River and Mahoning River to Youngstown to create reverse flow. He argues public works should serve existing farms and cities, not destroy private power firms, and suggests an interstate authority with possible federal matching funds as an alternative to TVA style dams.
A concise digest of notable historical events on June 3 across years. Highlights include the 1942 Midway vicinity naval action, 1940 Paris bombardment, 1942 Dutch Harbor attack, 1944 Rome advance, 1954 Singapore self government, 1960 Thailand Vietminh monitoring request, and Pope John XXIII death a year ago.
Reports say racial troubles in New York City have driven some visitors away from the metropolis. The World’s Fair draws millions but many would avoid the show under the current conditions until things quiet down.
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