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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1965
Page
2
The Madison Press argues against federal, state, and local welfare debt, claiming it shifts costs to future generations. It notes about 9.8 million of 47 million low income families under $8,000 yearly and warns that borrowing now harms unborn generations, urging self-sufficiency and fair burden sharing.
Public safety notice outlines summer hazards including highway congestion sun exposure drowning boating risks and emphasizes prudent driving swimming boating and equipment use to prevent injuries and fatalities. Officials urge moderate sun, cautious swimming, proper boating safety, and informed fun.
June 17 marks the 168th day of 1965 with notable events listed. Included are the Battle of Bunker Hill in 1775, the 1856 Republican National Convention, Amelia Earhart's 1928 Atlantic flight as a passenger, 1940 armistice request by Marshal Petain, 1943 Allied raids on Naples and Sicily, and 1960s diplomatic notes involving Frederick Ja, Khrushchev, and Geneva talks.
Senators and representatives weigh the future of foreign aid amid critique of past programs. The Senate calls for a two-year phase out and a 16 member commission to study future aid, while the House favors its own approach. Fulbright cites France and Egypt as examples where aid sparked opposition.
Sgt. Daniel F. Hall 22 of Po ttstown Pa. enjoys a five hour liberty in Da Nang during a break from a six day patrol with Able Company 3rd Battalion 8th Marines. He buys a tin trunk for 3 dollars and muses on milk ice cream and home as he recalls a fallen comrade and the difficulty of distinguishing enemy from civilians.
A columnist warns that announcing vacations in the newspaper invites crime. FBI data show 975000 burglaries last year with a 13 percent rise, plus a 28 percent jump in daytime break ins. Advice: stop newspaper deliveries and have police watch your home.
The piece argues Lyndon Johnson avoids commenting on Charles de Gaulle while critics urge France to settle WWI debts. It suggests de Gaulle may distrust U.S. aims, citing dollar protection, gold policy, Vietnam neutralization, and Santo Domingo contingency, reflecting tense Franco-American views.
A 1960s column argues de Gaulle seeks closer ties with the Soviet bloc and its eastern allies, contrasting his move with American policy. It notes American wheat aid to the USSR, LBJ's outreach to Brezhnev and Kosygin, and questions whether deeds may win over allies.
Puzzle lists across and down clues for a mixed difficulty crossword including terms like Imitator, Luzon native, architec tural curve, and bite sized hints. It presents a long wordplay set with thematic entries and scattered misspellings indicating OCR errors.
A neighbor who proclaims church leadership but mistreats others raises a question of genuine faith. The answer cites biblical guidance that true Christianity is shown by daily life, not loud talk. It emphasizes walking with Christ and living out faith, as Paul said, to truly have Christ.
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