Editorials Page Note From Thomasville Press
The page lists staff and contact details for the Times-Enterprise Co in Thomasville Georgia. It notes publication daily except Sunday Thanksgiving and Christmas with subscription and mail rates and tax details. Publisher is Lee E. Kelly with L Edward Kelly Jr as editor and references Page 4 Ess Editorials.
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Associated Press
Times-Enterprise Co
Thomasville
N. Madison St
P.O
State of Georgia
Supreme Court Overturns Century-Old Street Demonstration Law
The Supreme Court strikes down a 115 year old Cincinnati loitering and street gathering statute in a 5 3 decision citing vagueness and potential discrimination. President Nixon supports police control of disruptive demonstrations while critics warn of eroding public rights.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Nixon
Chicago
Washington
Nixon weighs in on Love Story debate after critics split
In Macon Georgia the Love Story controversy continues as President Nixon notes his wife and daughters found sharp dialogue in the book while he says the movie is worth watching. Critics clash with The New York Times praising the film and The Washington Post panning it.
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Erich Segal
Jack Valenti
Motion Picture Association of America
The
Post
Times
Faror
Macon
Telegraph
Consumer is king in free market says Times feature
The New York Times notes that consumer acceptance governs industry from small firms to giants. It cites the Edsel's $250 million failure and other products that vanished after buyers withheld patronage, showing how markets respond when customers reject a product.
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New York Times Business and Financial Section
Arthur
Ray Bradbury
Nixon May Hesitate On 1972 Re election Plans
Washington observers debate whether President Nixon will seek a second term as world events, public policy choices, and his secretive nature push him toward retirement. Clinton era parallels to LBJ and Hoover frame the speculation about timing and decision risk.
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Nixon
LBJ
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Richard Nixon
Lyndon Johnson
Hoover
Truman
Massachusetts Conservatives Create Breakaway Republican Movement
A Massachusetts conservative faction led by Herb Waite forms a Contra Republican movement inspired by New York’s Conservative Party. They view the GOP as too liberal, invite national figures like Agnew Reagan and Goldwater to campaign, and aim to attract conservative Democrats while criticizing entrenched party leadership.
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John Chamberlain
New York
Massachusetts
John J. McCarthy
Jim Buckley
U.S. Senate
Herb Waite
Cennor
Ronald Reagan
California
Ed Gurney
Barry Goldwater
Agnew
Waite
Goldwater
John McCarthy
J. Laurence McCarty
Alan NeKay
Young Americans For Freedom
Boston
Robert Homer
Springfield
Reagan
G.O.P
Edward Brooke
Silvio Conti
Washington
General Department
Francis Sargent
State House
Kieran O'Doherty
Dan Mahoney
New York State
O'Doherty
Greenfield
Robert LaRoque
Bob Hosmer
Language lessons Abroad Lead to Comic Misunderstandings
Hal Boyle recalls his failed French travels in Paris as he discovers the gap between classroom grammar and real conversations. He details miscommunications from nail polish remover to lighter refills and the stubborn label word that finally clicks.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
NEW York
France
Paris
Today in History highlights from June 4 1971
Chronology of notable events on June 4 across years. Midway began in 1942. Other entries include U S peace with Tripoli in 1805 and Henry Ford’s first car test in 1896. Notable political and military events recap.
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Associated Press
Midway
United States
Tripoli
Leopold of
Saxe-Coburg
Belgium
Detroit
Henry Ford
France
Leon Blum
Checkout Line Parodies a Frustrated Shopper
A humorous slice of life in a checkout line shows a customer enduring pushy neighbors, price smudges, and lingering magazines while pondering impulse buys. The piece extols the line as a paradoxical ally against excess, ending with fatigue and a bag of mismatched items.
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Happy Handi Krafter
Horoscope for Saturday June 5 1971
Daily zodiac guidance across all signs urging patience money management and planning. Notable notes advise Aries Taurus Gemini Moon Child Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius and Pisces with themed tips on mood, travel, finances, socializing, and personal duties. For those born today a sociable yet reserved temperament is predicted.
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ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Moon Children
Leo
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Aquarius
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