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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1965
Page
2
A church resolution declares no scriptural grounds to condemn or prohibit interracial marriages and urges repeal of anti-miscegenation laws in 19 states. The piece compares human diversity to natural distinctions among species and warns of racial tension and division amid desegregation debates.
A commentary urges taxpayers to monitor state and local government tax efforts amid rising sales income property liquor and gasoline taxes. Citing Newsweek the piece notes 50 states and localities may spend over 70 billion this year and warns of performance gaps between quantity and quality of public services.
The Savannah Evening News argues that true progress comes from free individuals, not government or presidents. It cites the nation’s expansion, innovation, and liberty as outcomes of individual effort, asserting presidents can aid but cannot create, and that the source of power and abundance lies in personal initiative.
Republicans battle internal divisions as they draft a 1966 campaign plan aimed at highlighting GOP issues against Democrats. Melvin R. Laird pushes to keep the platform current while divisions surface over foreign policy tours and the scope of party legislative goals.
AP profile of Captain Pat Collins leader of recon Company D in Vietnam era duty. Highlights 18 years in service, prior Korea, industrial management degree, nine military schools, two bravery medals, Cuba service, 100 parachute jumps, demolition expert. Notes his men, discipline, and mindset of dedication over retirement. Collins muses on happiness in a Spartan life, family sacrifices, and thrift in a rice paddy.
Georgia anglers still use cane poles and live bait, though Noontootley Creek Wat ers Creek Jones Creek and part of the Chatta hoochee River require artificial lures for trout. The state reports strong bass crappie and bream catches in major rivers and lakes with water levels listed for many reservoirs.
Public notice fragment shows newspaper imprint and mailing details for the Times Enterprise Co at Thomasville Georgia. It lists subscription prices and postal information, indicating daily publication except one day and contact addresses for subscriptions and address changes.
A columnist argues not all teens misbehave. Most attend church, study, and show respect while a minority engage in risky acts. Publicized youth rebellion is exaggerated. many seek meaning and guidance, and positive support is urged.
The national debt is rising about $22,000 per minute, according to Rep. Richard Poff. He notes that an eight hour workday taxes take the first two hours and 20 minutes, with the debt on top of this burden, as reported by the Chattanooga News-Free.
John Chamberlain notes the Republican Party faces unity questions as leaders align with Johnson policy. Ray Bliss forms a task force with Hill, Rowe, Burke, Clay, Lodge, Dulles and others, broadly supporting Johnson in Vietnam and the Caribbean despite possible disagreements.
The piece notes intra party tension with senators Morse Gruening Church and Kennedy voicing dissent to Johnson foreign policy. It describes Pinney’s effort to push Connecticut Republicans left of Dempsey’s Democrats, hinting at a 1966 slate unlikely to mount a strong opposition.
The article notes John Lindsay in New York City courting independence from the Republicans while Ray Bliss endorses his ad effort as a sign of a GOP resurgence. It also cites rising Reagan chances in California and contemplates a national party realignment with intra party battles shaping the Democrats for primaries. Hubert Humphrey’s recent popularity among Americans for Democratic Action is highlighted as a curious contrast.
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