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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1964

Page

2

Must Control Immigration

An editorial arguing the United States should limit immigration and avoid policies based on world population or a one world government. It warns mass intake could strain resources, cites Kennedy proposals, McCarran Walter Act, and urges discretion to protect American citizens and economy.

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Courtesy Costs Little

Courtesy is the medium of exchange valued by all nations for its par value and goodwill. It smooths business dealings and fosters a spirit of friendly association beyond mere pay. The Mississippi Gulf Coast daily urges that no person is too important to be courteous, reminding readers life is not too short for polite behavior.

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On This Date in History Highlights

June 19 marks key events including Bartholdi's Statue of Liberty arriving in New York in 1885 and the S. S. Savannah reaching Liverpool as the first U S steamship to cross the Atlantic in 1819. The Bull Moose party formed in 1912 and the NLRB created in 1984. Axis forces trapped Tobruk in 1942 and Eisenhower greeted in New York in 1945.

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Barry Goldwater Outlines Domestic Policy Views

Washington AP reports Senator Barry Goldwater, seeking the Republican nomination, fields his stance on civil rights, government spending, education, and social programs. He opposes federal education aid and the Kennedy Johnson health program, calls for limited government but supports some federal intervention to curb monopolies, and backs right to work while opposing union shop. He favors phasing out farm subsidies and selling TVA, and advocates voluntary Social Security with strengthening measures.

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The Harsh Fate Behind Jean Harlow and Marilyn Monroe

In a reflection on sex symbols, the piece cites Marilyn Monroe and Jean Harlow. Irving Shulman’s Har low biography alleges Harlow endured debt and manipulation by family, while dying at 26 from uremic poisoning. The story notes the industry shifting to a new sex symbol after her death.

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Foreign aid thinking shifts to private investment promotion

The piece notes a shift from government grants to encouraging private enterprise abroad as war-ravaged nations recover. Texaco CEO Augustus Long calls for respect for foreign private investment, against expropriation, honoring contracts, and access to impartial tribunals while stressing a diplomatic approach to global operations.

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Free TV venture faces FCC clash over closed circuit

California innovator Sylvester Weaver launches Subscription Television, Inc to offer Dodgers games by closed circuit for $1.60 per game, challenging open air broadcasting. The piece critiques FCC bias toward sponsor funded TV and notes potential legal tensions with antitrust laws.

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Faith and Psalm 37 Offer Peace in Troubled Times

A pastor advises that peace comes through Christ, not self, urging readers to trust the Lord and meditate on Psalm 37. He highlights verses urging delight, commitment, rest in the Lord, and avoidance of evil, promising God’s protection and strength in trouble.

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Unclear Puzzle Snippet Sparks Obscure Wordplay Clues

A fragmentary puzzle page lists numbered clues and answers including Citadel Prepare for priming Streuh Uproar Cranium with various terms and jumbled entries. The passage also mentions SOLUTION OF YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE and partial phrases like Watering faces Prejudice and Away from windward.

Citadel

Play it safe and live longer

A cautionary note advises older readers to avoid ladders and risky positions to prevent dizzy spells and falls. It emphasizes adjusting habits to age and physical condition to stay safe and live longer.

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