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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1964
Page
2
The House approved a $533 million raise raising congressional salaries from $22,500 to $30,000 per year. The change, effective in the 1965 session, also increases pay for other federal workers. Some lawmakers who opposed it earlier switched to support, while critics question the impact on ordinary taxpayers amid broader economy concerns.
Late Canadian news underlines practical economics as new mineral discoveries boost jobs and tax revenue. The piece argues American investment strengthens pension plans, national economies, and living standards while government spending should follow productive taxation and profit.
On this date in 1836 Arkansas joined the Union as the 26th state. Magna Charta signed in 1215. Washington took command in 1775. 1846 Oregon Boundary Treaty. 1940 German surge on Maginot Line. 1945 Ribbentrop captured. 10 years ago ICJ ruling on gold dispute. 5 years ago jet conflict near Won gan. One year ago riot in Jackson after Medgar Evers funeral.
Pennsylvania governor William Scranton and Arizona senator Barry Goldwater trade contrasts as Nixon weighs in. Scranton shifts from noncandidate to presidential hopeful while labeling Goldwater's views a parody and stating unity must prevail if Goldwater wins the nomination. Nixon pivots from retirement to analysis and criticism of Scranton.
Daily Mail bag notes offer a Leap Year fact that 93.5 percent of women marry, plus a USDA finding that living alone raises food costs about 20 percent. It also recalls old sayings, curious trivia, and a Clarence Darrow quip about presidents.
Governor William Scranton of Pennsylvania finally declares his desire for the Republican nomination after hesitating and being compared to past candidates. Barry Goldwater's early momentum and the GOP split overshadow Scranton as the nomination race tightens with Nelson Rockefeller and others fading.
The answer argues that Christians must act to relieve suffering. It cites the Bible urging aid to the poor and notes churches have historically funded orphanages, hospitals, and relief agencies. While some may be indifferent, Christians have a duty to help and to witness through deeds.
In Williamsburg a three day Williamsburg International Assembly featured Andrew Hacker of Cornell arguing that two populisms clash over race and property. Al Capp also spoke satirically about American society as observers debate satire versus statistics in addressing desegregation and poverty.
A reflective note on how death can come suddenly to any friend, turning current jovial conversations into last memories. It emphasizes cherishing affectionate memories and the brevity of life and fame.
A listing of Across and Down clues for a newspaper crossword with entries like Open hostility, Garbed, Artificial language, and Prohibitions, plus Down items such as Precinct, Lily, and Nonsensical, including references to Hamlin Hamline and Hartebeest.
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