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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1966
Page
2
The article outlines teens facing stacked options after school ends, from camps to summer jobs. It notes child labor laws and wage rules complicate hiring, with employers wary of penalties and inexperienced workers, urging a middle ground to balance protection with opportunity.
Louisville Courier-Journal commentary defends press freedom amid White House pressure over Viet Nam coverage. Robert Fleming criticizes reporters for biased stories and hints at censorship, arguing truth should guide policy, not sugarcoat it.
On June 15 1836 Arkansas was admitted as the 25th state. Other historical notes include Magna Carta in 1225, Washington takes command in 1775, 1846 Oregon boundary treaty, 1940 German outflanking of the Maginot Line, 1945 Ribbentrop capture, plus two 10 and 5 year recaps of RAF Malaya crash and Czechoslovak UN mission expulsion.
Washington reports show public confidence in Johnson dipping over Vietnam while the administration touts improvement. Ky suppresses Buddhist protests as NATO gains wobble with de Gaulle's exit. Warsaw Pact debates scrapping both blocs. Sino Russian tensions rise. US police reform clashes with Supreme Court limits on interrogations amid rising political caution.
Nelson A. Rockefeller and William W. Scranton drop presidential plans. George Romney seeks re election as governor and Richard Nixon remains noncommittal, keeping speeches and public visibility.
In New York City style banter, Wilbur rejects Trellis Mae Peeble’s jab about a male inferiority claim by Dr. Marvyn Jeffreys. The discussion turns to who should do chores as the couple argues over gender roles and retirement ideas.
Announcement details exclusive rights for republication and dispatches. Publishing schedule daily except Sunday. Address and contact info. Mail rates listed: Week 35 cents, Month 4.55, 2 months 9.10, 27 cents tax, Year 18.75. Includes subscription terms and postage notes.
A listener asks why after choosing Christ he feels no joy and faces stronger temptations. The preacher cites Ephesians 6 10 18, urging reliance on the shield of faith and the Sword of the Spirit, the Bible, and persistent prayer to overcome the Devil. He recalls Jesus defeating temptation with Scripture and promises victory in the Lord.
New York AP reports a 26 percent jump in corporate tax payments due this June 15 as firms must pay about 88 billion to the U.S. Treasury under revised rules. Banks face tighter liquidity as smaller firms struggle to borrow while CDs and tax anticipation bills mature to cover the bill.
Hollywood couple Kathy Hays and Glennford balance two acting careers as they wed after knowing each other two years. Kathy anchors NBCs The Road West in Universal City while Glennford films The Long Ride Home in Kanab Utah. They discuss sacrifice, family, and adjusting for their careers.
The piece argues Ronald Reagan will beat Edmund Brown in California for governor, praising Reagan as cautious and responsible. It contrasts him with Barry Goldwater, notes Brown’s weaknesses from Berkeley unrest and farm labor costs, and cites party harmony and potential Kuchel support as factors shaping the race.
In Waycross a ballad by Jimmy Walker recounts Ira Malone a mythical Irish bartender who seeks the Lake of Skulls in Okefenokee Swamp. His legend says he found the lake, befriended by an Indian girl, was betrayed by natives, and died or vanished in the swamp leaving skulls and bones as a warning.
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