Court rulings strain police power and public safety
A columnist laments Supreme Court decisions restricting searches and interrogations, arguing they hinder law enforcement, expose officers to danger, and leave criminals with perceived immunity. The piece cites Brookyn and Harlem incidents and notes a nationwide shortage of officers, with J Edgar Hoover calling attention to the crisis.
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High Court
Thomasville
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
This Day in History June 10 Highlights across Years
On June 10 events include 1692 Salem witch trials began with executions, 1859 Comstock Lode discovery yielding over 340 million in silver and gold, 1940 French government fled Paris, and 1945 Eisenhower received the Jeweled Order from Russia. Other notes mention Truman’s Ottawa visit, Eisenhower re election hints, Algerian talks, and Chicago school protests.
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Nevada
Paris
Tours
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Russia
Harry S. Truman
Ottawa
Canada
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
France
Chicago
China Spurning U. S. Bridges Faces Longstanding Rift
In Washington the Johnson administration talks of building bridges to Red China while Beijing rejects the idea as a fraud. Since 1949 the U. S. has kept Formosa in its defense stance and blocked UN recognition, amid volleys over containment and isolation policies.
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Washington
Johnson
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
United States
Chiang
Harry S. Truman
Reds
Truman
Pacific
U.S
Geneva
Warsaw
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Red China
United Nations
U.N
Viet Nam
Dean Rusk
Double Talk Summer Style From New York AP
A humorous Cold War era style sketch about summer double talk with literal translations. It lists playful lines like questioning tans and cozy rooms with ocean views and fashion advice then ends with a light humorous cue about staying relaxed at the beach.
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Jim
Roscoe
Weekend Retreat Banter Echoes Binary Humor
A rustic cabin weekend turns into a string of witty exchanges about exercise, tomatoes, light bulbs, potato salad, and even a joke about Alcatraz. Guests tease one another while praising the homey resort vibe and the playful banter between friends.
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Marge
Itinay
Bob
Alcatraz
Debated Increase in National Debt Ceiling Faces June Deadline
National debate in Congress over raising the debt limit to between 330 and 332 billion as Treasury warns of a 329 billion debt by March. House and Senate must decide by June 30 to avoid hitting the 285 billion permanent ceiling.
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New York
Congress
U.S. Treasury
House
Senate
Treasury
New York GOP Feuds Highlight 1964 Primary Cleavage
In western New York and Long Island, Goldwater backers clash with rivals over congressional primaries. Derounian battles Casey in the North Shore district while Casey attacks Derounian as out of date, reflecting Northeast party splits and the risk of Democratic gains in November.
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New York State
Buffalo
New York
John Pillion
San Francisco
Congress
Swank
North Shore Third
Long Island
Steve Derounian
William J. Casey
Derounian-Casey
Republican
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Bill Casey
Morever
Goldwater
Dick Nixon
Derounian
Bil Casey
America
Northeast
Skanasville Oimea Enterprior news notice
Public notice section lists subscription rates for Thomasville Georgia based Times Enterprise Co with mail and post charges. Rates include weekly 35 cents, three months 4.55, six months 9.10, yearly 17.55 plus state tax. Contact 119 Madison St for changes of address.
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Associated Press
Sunda
Times Enterprise Co
Tre
Thomasville
P. O
Madison St
P. QO
State of Georgia
Public confession seals faith not crowd size
The speaker argues baptism and conversion depend on willingness to acknowledge Christ openly before others. Jesus urged confessing him before men for eternal record, condemning secret disciples. A small group can lead to salvation if the intent is open allegiance, not sentimental motive.
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Christ
Jesus
Sand Pebbles Budget Tops By Millions In Overseas Shoot
The Sand Pebbles may exceed its 9 million budget by two to three million as production moves from Hollywood to Asia. Robert Wise directs a 135 member cast and crew filming in Taiwan and Hong Kong with weather delays and language barriers adding to the cost. Fox executives, led by Darryl Zanuck, aim to finish by late next month despite weather and boat maneuverability challenges.
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Hollywood
Pacific Ocean
Orient
20Th Century-Fox
Darryl F. Zanuck
Candy Bergen
Wise
Youths Help To Ease Ceylon Food Shortage
In Colombo, a million school children join farm workers in weeding rice paddies under a government led program. Youths form weeding parties, sing patriotic songs, plant the national flag, and receive tea or festival meals as yields rise. Pilot projects showed a 21.2 percent increase, with expectations of 25 percent.
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Denzil Peiris
Associated Press
Colombo
Ceylon
Braic
Upali Senanayake
Dudley Senanayake
Senanayakes
Abrosau
Education Department
Deyion
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Hal Boyle
Navy
Joe
Business News
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Gop
California
Derourian
Casey
Devounian
Skanasville
Oimea Enterprior
Billy Graham
Taiwan
Hong Kong
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