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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1971
Page
3
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The piece argues the US national debt has reached an unprecedented 40.65 billion and claims the debt totals far more than other nations. It advocates Nixon's plan to share revenues with states to offset pro rata obligations and notes high interest costs and past foreign loans. Inflation is blamed on these debts.
Rep. Paul McCloskey, a California Republican candidate, gains attention as the Pentagon papers stir doubts about the presidency. He champions Vietnam withdrawal and targets Nixon’s credibility, while building a small staffed campaign and broad media presence.
A Thomas County note lists several recent injuries from falls in homes yards and on sidewalks. It cites hospital counts and warns readers about hazards in bathrooms stairs and stepping on soap. It urges careful living and attention to aging frailty and insurance reminders.
Atlantic Richfield president Thornton F. Bradshaw argues in a U S News interview that energy shortages are immediate. He cites lack of a national policy and urges a $50 billion investment to boost oil and related energy industries for national well being and security.
Justice Warren E Burger urged the American Law Institute to curb press excesses citing editorials and cartoons as fodder for his critique He defended constitutional freedoms and criticized media access saying no coverage without his personal approval The unseeniana Gazette notes the TV crew was expelled from recording the speech
The piece recounts a wife noting her husband, once a ribs and chili man, grows to evaluate sauces and wines. She explains their turn to French cooking and wine education, joking that she covers up culinary missteps with wine sauce as he tastes more refined dishes.
On June 23 1683 William Penn signed peace and friendship with Indians in Pennsylvania. 1713 Charleston South Carolina was incorporated. 1931 Wiley Post and Harold Gatty began their Winnie Mae flight around the world from New York. 1938 Congress created the Civil Aeronautics Authority to regulate air traffic.
Jeffrey Hart visits UC San Diego and torches the Third College curriculum for bias against whites and America. He points to a list heavy with Marxist authors and anti imperial texts while omitting leaders who would offer favorable views of the U.S. The piece argues the program teaches hostility rather than cultural heritage.
In a humorous reminiscence the narrator and Margery tout Britannica sets as the best buy of their two years of marriage. They recount diverse uses from makeshift furniture to playhouses, noting durability and sentimental value despite years of novelty and joking about payola.
Aries prompt and efficient with duties and romance in the evening. Taurus benefits from sharing ideas with associates and pursuing mutual projects. Gemini talks finances with coworkers and expands social circles. Moon Children seek goodwill through close ties and refined living. Leo harmony at home and ambition development. Virgo plan with friends and turn new acquaintances into allies. Libra clever finances impress leaders and plan travel. Scorpio understanding broadens and plans expansion with out-of-towners. Sagittarius efficient systems and harmony with mate. Capricorn improve business stance with associates. Aquarius assist others and avoid heavy drinkers. Pisces impress others today and pursue social contacts. The Stars impel not compel. life is what you make of it.
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