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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1971
Page
2
A Monterey Park police notice advises households to mark valuables with police IDs and engrave driver’s license numbers. The aim is to deter break ins and aid recovery, citing Monterey’s low burglary figures among labeled homes versus higher rates elsewhere.
Robert Anderson president of North American Rockwell warns that neglecting space research risks a second rate nation. He argues only 1.5 cents of the budget goes to space while 42 cents support human resources and criticizes antitechnology activists. He endorses a Federal Ready Reserve of aerospace professionals to keep the nation competitive.
An article notes the lack of uniform national time zones and growing state oil spill rules risking seaport activity. It cites the Federal Water Quality Improvement Act of 1970 and warns 27 coastal states could fragment regulations, complicating shipping and the U.S. Merchant Marine's oil tanker operations.
A columnist laments fading commencement rituals as colleges shorten ceremonies and drop baccalaureate sermons and speakers. He argues ritual preserves memory and dignity, noting societal shift toward pragmatism and the enduring value of pomp and circumstance for meaning.
HAL BOYLE urges readers to try truly different vacations beyond dull trips. He riffs on quirky ideas from moonlighting in a zipper factory to running a tree house for adults, watering lawns for neighbors, or inventing polka dot toothpaste, ending with a note on how novelty refreshes the daily nap.
The Sermon on the Mount sets the ideal of Christian living and the standard none fully achieves. Christ’s death shows salvation is not by perfect conformity but by grace and power beyond ourselves driving the pursuit of the standard.
The author argues for freely distributing narcotics through post office channels to eliminate profits for dealers, reduce crime, and deglamorize drug use. The piece asserts benefits include lower police and prison costs, standardized drug quality, and broader public discussion before political adoption. It targets President Nixon as a potential endorser in 1972.
A news note from South magazine cites rapid population changes with births every 9 seconds and deaths every 16.5 seconds. Immigrants arrive every 60 seconds while emigration removes citizens every 23 minutes, yielding a net gain about every 15.5 seconds and roughly 232 new citizens per hour.
In a world governed by a master war computer, Tasmania and Borneo engaged in the first Computerized War. Dr. C D Moop of Tasmania activated the program, and Borneo was quickly conquered as the machine declared winners without demonstrations, marking a historic shift from lethal warfare.
After a chaotic session between Tasmanian and Borneo delegates amid button pushing and alleged defoliation a brawl erupted. Dr Moop and Dr Ornet clashed while others fought. satellite reports cited violence and calls for aid. Governmentview issued a calming bulletin declaring the event a success and warns against a human-scale revival.
Daily zodiac guidance emphasizes responsibility, caution, and practicality across signs. Highlights include securing current benefits, seeking new systems for creativity, harmonious relationships, and prudent financial and personal decisions for the day and weekend.
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