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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1967
Page
2
A compact survey recalls how barbershops once offered shaves, haircuts, scalp massages, and manicures at low prices. It traces the shift from straight-edge razors to safety razors and electric models, noting rising costs and changing grooming trends shaping modern barbering.
The World Journal Tribune closes after decades as a casualty of rising costs and contract demands. The shutdown ends seven fading titles once linked to World Sun Telegram Herald Tribune Journal and American, leaving New York poorer for the loss.
Highlights include World War II events from 1940 and 1944, the 1872 Republican convention nominating Ulysses S. Grant, Sherman's 1884 telegram refusing nomination, 1917 draft registrations, Marshall's 1947 plan for Europe, and Supreme Court actions in 1961. The wider text also notes Eisenhower remarks on nuclear testing limits.
White House aides privately wish Fulbright would lose in 1968 but Arkansas voters back him despite opposing Vietnam policy. Faubus weighs a challenge but favors facing his successor. Fulbright strengthens local ties through home visits and a cautious domestic record while widening the contrast with President Johnson. The veteran senator remains popular for resisting liberal national programs though his focus on foreign affairs contrasts with local concerns.
A New York AP column surveys quirky beliefs and social observations. It notes methods for debt collection in China and discusses sleep, blood supply, and aging postwar Japan. It also shares brief vignettes about Theodore Bikel Buddy Hackett James Cagney and quotes Arnold Toynbee.
The writer argues that Oh Lordie is often a thoughtless borderline irreverent phrase similar to My God. Intent matters, but the commandment Thou shalt not take the Lord thy God in vain applies. If intent is not evil, harm is minimized, yet reverence remains urged.
In a world where nuclear weapons loom but deter direct action, Ho Chi Minh and North Vietnam test limits against the United States while the Soviets hold back. In the Middle East Gamal Abdel Nasser presses influence by closing the Gulf of Aqaba, raising regional stakes and cautioning Washington. The Johnson administration weighs risking a nuclear war to shield Israel amid uncertain Soviet involvement.
A columnist argues Israel’s creation endows Jews with choice of citizenship, curbs anti Semitism, and presses the West to back Israel against Nasser. It warns Soviet restraint and warns Moscow against aligning with Arab designs, likening it to Hitler’s policies.
The notice lists republication rights for Times Enterprise dispatches and local news. It states publication as a daily except Sunday by Times Enterprise Co Inc with postal information in Thomasville Georgia and subscription rates including weekly and yearly options.
The article centers on Syria pressing for action amid rising Arab-Israeli tensions with Egypt's Nasser wary of total war. It traces crisis sparks from Damascus and Damascus linked events, noting Syria Israel cross-border incidents and troop shifts at Sinai and Jordan.
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