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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1965
Page
2
The notice presents the publisher editor and staff by name and role for the Thomasville Times Enterprise. It identifies L. Edward Kelly as editor and LEE & KELLY as publishers in a header style typical of historical newspaper mastheads.
The piece argues billions of dollars in American aid have flowed abroad as loans gifts and subsidies with motives perhaps selfish. It notes confiscations of American investments by Russia Balkan states Cuba and other Communist countries. It warns that revolutions and unrest threaten the safety of investments and that destitution fuels revolutions and political shifts.
FDA after a thorough probe finds pesticide residues in foods insignificant for health with levels generally under 1 percent of legal tolerance. A House Committee reports only 0.4 percent of wildlife habitat acreage treated, noting wildlife remains plentiful and farmers follow safety rules as population grows and farm land shrinks due to urban encroachment.
Washington reporters weigh the Taft-Hartley 14b report on Right-to-Work laws. They say the vote is likely close and unclear. Proponents argue the rule protects a worker’s choice free of coercion, while critics warn it challenges union power and could curb organized labor.
On June 23 events include William Penn's 1685 agreement with Indians for Pennsylvania purchase, the 1780 Battle of Springfield, Wiley Post and Harold Gatty's 1931 round‑the‑world flight, and 1941 Brest-Litovsk capture. Also Taft-Hartley Act 1917, DC appeals court ruling on passports, and UN Council action on Israel reparations.
A reader describes a TV panel on Viet Nam featuring McGeorge Bundy and Hans Morgenthau. The dialogue debates policy versus tactics, the aim to pressure Communists to talk peace, and whether holding strong points could justify a limited US presence.
HAL BOYLE reports from Khe Sanh South Viet Nam where the U S Army Special Forces run a fortress named The Taj Mahal of the Hills. Captain Ralph Bostic leads 18 Americans an Australian and Nung mercenaries guiding about 700 Montagnard civilians in patrols amid growing VC pressure. locals fear VC coercion and the risk of betrayal while camps remain vigilant and prepared.
The item outlines republication rights for Associated Press dispatches and local news. It lists the Times Enterprise Co Inc Thomasville Georgia address for subscriptions and mail, postal details, telephone, and published rates including tax and annual subscription figures.
U S business sees a summer lift as federal excise tax cuts begin to lower prices on affected goods. Jewelry and other items lose about 10 percent, while some products pass the savings through to retailers and shoppers. Manufacturers and merchants debate how widely cuts reach consumers, with advertising and price tag changes the main tools to prove the benefit.
Dr. Omar Moore and Bob Morris explore early reading and brain development experiments. Plano growth shows 30 students complete course with all but one raising IQ. reading tests improve, including a blind student reaching first grade level. Plans for a dorm and large enrollment expand the project.
Luci Baines Johnson, the president's younger daughter, shows off a green American made sports car gifted by the Johnsons for her high school graduation and 18th birthday, while working as an optometrist assistant in Dr. Kraskin's office.
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