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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1965
Page
2
The soybean has become a premier American export, surpassing wheat and cotton. Demand from France and Spain grows soybean meal imports, while Pakistan uses soybean meal in new products. Soybeans join cotton, wheat, peanuts, and corn as major U.S. crops satisfying domestic needs and driving export revenue.
The American Society of Newspaper Editors condemns proposed guidelines to curb reporting of criminal proceedings as censorship. It argues courts and police gain from public scrutiny and credits the press with solving crimes and defending victims, urging ongoing pursuit of truth within legal bounds.
Today is June 22 1965 the 173rd day of the year with 192 days left. Major events noted include the 1940 armistice France Germany in the same rail car as 1918 surrender, Napoleon 1812 and 1815 abdication, Joe Louis 1937 champion, 1941 Nazi invasion, 1946 first jet mail flights, and recent political and space milestones.
A retrospective on the 1945 San Francisco meeting that founded the United Nations describes initial euphoria, the big power veto, and the slow erosion of hope as decades passed. It notes 114 members, 110 vetoes led by the Soviet Union, and ongoing global turmoil with no new broad war, yet lingering uncertainty about a fresh start.
AP dispatch from Da Nang surveys opinions on how long the Vietnam War will last in South Viet Nam. Citizens, officials, and veterans express a range of forecasts and concerns about future combat and political outcomes.
WAL BOYLE reports a spectrum of opinions on ending the Vietnam War. Some say victory is years or decades away, others argue for quick attrition via cutting Viet Cong supply lines, while all agree a strong Saigon government and sustained American sacrifice are crucial. Various perspectives from locals and soldiers highlight doubts about air power versus infantry mass and the challenge of mobilizing manpower.
An Atlanta satire critiques a claim that study and rapid reading can raise speed to 6 000 words per minute. It questions benefits, warns about losing nuance in prose and poetry, and notes the hands-on pacing method versus genuine comprehension.
The piece argues for retaining population based apportionment, warning Dirksen’s plan to allow unit or geographic basing could shift power to urban areas. It cites Connecticut Compromise as precedent and emphasizes two houses prevent urban overrun and preserve checks and balances.
The readable fragment describes publication rights and republication terms for a newspaper, noting exclusive use by Associated Press, postal details, and varying subscription rates within Georgia. It mentions Masville and the newspaper's imprint by Imes Enterprise Co Inc with mail and delivery notes.
A reader argues for a system that weighs both the passenger and baggage to determine baggage allowance, noting the inequality of current limits that favor heavier travelers. The suggestion challenges existing airline baggage policies.
Editorial criticizes Connecticut for a controlled move to a Constitutional Convention after a Supreme Court decision. Voters had little say as delegates were handpicked by party bosses, turnout averaged about three percent. Vivien Kellems disrupts a polling booth while others boycott and critique Stalin-type endorsements. Dirksen urged to act quickly.
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