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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1965
Page
3
The Times Enterprise extends congratulations to graduates of Thomasville High and Central High School as they receive diplomas marking the end of 12 years of study. Parental pride and plans for college or career follow, with best wishes for success in future undertakings.
The Department of the Interior proposes birth control pills as a method to curb coyote population growth, claimed safe for domestic dogs. The idea includes distributing the drug during coyotes breeding season to reduce predation on sheep and cattle and suggests applying the same approach to stray dogs to lessen roaming and nuisance issues.
June 3 marks events from 1898 Merrimac sinking near Santiago and Hobson capture, 1808 Jefferson Davis birth, 1862 Lee takes command, 1888 Casey at the Bat, 1937 Windsor marriage, 1942 Midway start. Notes ten years ago Anastasias tax case, five years ago Riefenbaker visit, one year ago Seoul martial law.
A Senate panel hears Howard Petersen argue tax cuts should be reserved for future economic crises rather than used continually. He warns perpetual cuts risk instability despite claims they spur growth, while administration officials defend expanding fiscal policy to offset drag and potential price increases. The debate includes calls for further income tax cuts and mixed signals from the President's advisory council.
AP reports Capt. Pat Collins of Grosse Ile Michigan commands a US Marine Corps D Company 3rd Recon Battalion in the Da Nang area. Despite eligible to return home half his unit volunteers for six more months of combat as he leads and comforts wounded, earning a Bronze Star for bravery and Navy Marine Corps Medal for earlier actions.
Public notice from Skonarville Simon-Enterprise outlining republication rights for AP dispatches, daily except Sunday, by Timees Enterprise Co. Inc. based in Thomasville Georgia. Includes postal details, subscription and tax information, and mailing address for subscriptions and changes.
The speaker affirms fasting as biblically taught and healthful, citing gluttony in affluent society and scripture urging bodily and spiritual preservation. Fasting is valuable discipline for the soul and strengthens prayer, aligning with Jesus message that some kinds depart only by prayer and fasting.
An editorial from the Columbus Ga Enquirer argues against higher postal rates while noting a panel's call for increases. It questions the Post Office ethos and cites a $762 million annual deficit, urging cost cuts and nonpolitical management to avoid further public burden.
A couple slept in a running car with windows up and doors locked when police responded to an emergency. After breaking a window to wake them, officers freed them and later paid a $1.15 glass bill, sparking commentary on public apathy.
Across and down clues mixed in a compact crossword style puzzle that challenges word connections and memory across a range of definitions. It includes references to names and common nouns with several language hints and partial phrases.
Secretary of Labor Wirtz testifies on repealing the Taft Hartley 14B clause arguing for free contract between employers and workers even with union shop implications. Professor Milton Friedman is mentioned as likely to back the repeal on individual freedom grounds.
The author argues Secretary Wirtz leans on the idea of freedom of contract to defend union and management prerogatives but notes history of labor laws nullifying such freedom. It cites yellow dog contracts banned by Norris-LaGuardia and the Wagner Act’s majority-rule bargaining, and accuses Wirtz of harming California farmers by limiting bracero hiring, raising lettuce prices, reducing crops, and hurting Teamsters.
A May poll by Public Opinion Research of California shows 76.2 percent of Republicans and 63.6 percent of Democrats favor restoring ranchers right to contract with foreign workers. The piece criticizes Secretary Wirtz’s stance against Taft Hartley 14B and the idea of a general right to decide.
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