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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1967
Page
3
An overview explains that heart disease is the leading cause of death with hypertension and circulation problems cited as factors. It notes warning signs like shortness of breath and chest pains, and discusses varying outcomes from fatal attacks to long survival with management. It emphasizes early doctor visits and preventive care to maximize longevity.
The Biloxi Gulfport Daily Herald reviews Dr. Jules Backman's book Advertising and Competition. It argues advertising spurs market development, justifies R&D investments, and expands factories, jobs, and industries by enabling mass markets and profits despite calls for government controls.
On June 10 events span decades from 1898 U S Marines invading Cuba to the first Dutch settlers landing on Manhattan in 1610 and notable political and wartime milestones through the mid 20th century including 1945 Eisenhower receiving the Order of Victory and 1964 Senate cloture ending a civil rights filibuster.
An unsigned Chicago Viewpoint argues the federal deficit could reach over 20 billion with tax hikes and defense needs, criticizing Johnson’s Great Society and wars. It warns against non essential welfare spending and notes McCormick Place fire losses and post fire convention shifts in Chicago.
Lucille Ball wept on winning her third Emmy as she turns 55 and explains continuous learning keeps her going. The Desilu founder cites losing key writers and colleagues, the move from Desilu to new duties, and her ongoing acting work on The Lucy Show as fueling her career and joy of craft.
A fragmented notice lists subscription prices and delivery options for Georgia readers. It mentions mail routes, tax details, and contact details, with figures for weekly and monthly rates and a note on available service.
A British psychiatrist reports testing a snore-stopper that emits a mild electrical shock via a throat microphone each time snoring occurs. He claims the device conditions users to stop snoring, potentially curing the habit.
James J. Kilpatrick reports on the Sixth Fleet facing Soviet naval power in the Mediterranean. Task Force 62 with 2,000 Marines sails from Naples, joined by four Soviet destroyers, under Vice Admiral Martin and Rear Admiral Geis, with Captains Engen Tully Mitchell and Sappington commanding carriers and cruisers. The piece emphasizes readiness, seasoned veterans, and the strategic nerves of the long maritime standoff.
In Israel the Chen Corps women aid frontline units as secretaries nurses and radio operators while showing wartime morale boosting presence. Col Stella Levi notes recruits age 18 to 34 serving 20 months amid Sinai and Jordanian campaigns.
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