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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1965

Page

2

Call for action on blocked crossings and unsafe London Bridge

The city faces repeated delays at railroad crossings on W Jackson S Madison S Broad S Dawson and S Hansell as long freight trains stall traffic for 12 to 20 minutes. The narrow London Bridge worsens danger. a wider modern crossing is urged with shared rail and road access to prevent future disasters.

W. Jackson S.madison S. Broad S. Dawson S. Hansell Fairview W. Clay St London Bridge

Woods Outgrow The Logger editorial in Olympian

The Daily Olympian argues timber growth now exceeds use, citing a 60 percent surplus in total growth and 17 percent in sawtimber, due to modern forest management and tree farming. It credits fair tax laws for supporting farmers and expanding supply over demand.

Daily Olympian Olympia Washington Olympian

Today in History highlights from1965 and past events

A June 24 history recap notes the 1948 Berlin blockade and airlift, 1940 Petain Italy armistice, 1941 Roosevelt aid to Russia, 1944 Cherbourg advance, 1965 incidents in Bering Strait and St. Lawrence Island, 1963 Betancourt attack, and 1965 Cyprus talks with Greece and Johnson.

Russia Berlin West Germany Marshal Petain Italy Franklin D. Roosevelt U. S Cherbourg United States Bering Strait St. Lawrence Island Romulo Betancourt Caracas Betancourt Johnson Washington George Papandreou Cyprus

Johnson Era Stares Down Viet Nam With Inexact Peace

Washington reports a weary Johnson administration clinging to restrained aims in Vietnam. Rusk and McNamara underscore understatey while warning that peace talks stall, and the U S must consider tougher action as bombing widens and Moscow blocks peace efforts.

Washington Johnson Viet Nam Robert 8 McNamara Dean Rusk North Viet Nam U.S South Viet Nam Rusk United States Russia Red China

Missionary teachers in Vietnam live among mountain tribes

Two girl missionaries from the Summer Institute of Linguistics and Wycliffe Bible Translators work with the Brow tribe near a U.S. Special Forces compound in South Vietnam. They are Miss Hugenia Johnston of New York and Miss Nancy Costello of Sydney teaching literacy, building homes, and delivering the word of God despite Viet Cong threats. Ayooq the Montagnard helps in the school and kitchen.

Khe 8Anh South Viet Nam Hugenia Johnston Houghton, N.Y Nancy Costello Sydney Australia Miss Costello The Summer Institute of Linguistics At Los Angeles Wycliffe Bible Translators Santa Ana Calif Miss Johnston Viet Nam Robinson Crusoe Friday Ayooq Miss Johnson Laos

Georgia weighs abolishing capital punishment in hearings

A Georgia Senate committee votes to hold public hearings statewide on abolishing the death penalty with the first session planned for Rome on July 12. The piece discusses deterrence, biblical arguments, and reforms under Ellis Arnall era, noting divided views and civil liberties opposition.

Georgia American Civil Liberties Union

Two Yale Roommates Face Divisive Views Across Time

At a fortieth college reunion former Yale roommates Dr. Benjamin Spock and Professor George Dyer discuss how shared premises can diverge into opposite civilizational views. Spock, famed pediatric authority, received honorary degrees from Yale and Hartford, echoing Archibald MacLeish on fame.

Yale Benjamin Spock George Dyer University of Hartford Dr. Spock Archibald MacLeish Ernest Hemingway

Space exploration gains from versatile man and 150-pound computing system

The Dallas Times Herald quotes Fred Singer in The Reporter noting that replacing man in space is nearly impossible due to human versatility and the potential of a mass produced 150-pound, non-linear general purpose computer. The remark follows observing astronauts McDivitt and White.

McDivitt and White Fred Singer the Reporter Magazine Dallas Tex Hearald

Times Enterprise publication notice and rates summary

Public notice from the Thon nwille Times Enterprise detailing republication rights for Associated Press dispatches, postal information, office address in Thomasville Georgia, telephone number, and mail subscription rates including weekly and annual figures with tax details.

Times-Enterprise Co., Inc Thomasville P. O N. Madson P. O. Box Canal

Be Careful School is out and Children at Play

Winter Haven Florida News Chief urges vigilance as kids resume outdoor play. Parents should supervise crossings near streets and ensure a buddy system for groups. Learn first aid and explain safety reasons to set a better record for the year.

Winter Haven Fls

Crossword Puzzle 34 Altar boys 36 Wine vessel

Puzzle clues listed for across and down entries with partial, distorted spellings. Readers must decipher and fill entries including various lengths and letter patterns.

Peace Lovers and Wartime Minds in a World of Conflict

Ben Spock fights for peace amid nuclear fears and banishment protests while Professor George Dyer and his wife Charlotte, once CIA linked, lead political science at the University of Pennsylvania and stage war games to teach students about infiltration and guerrilla tactics.

Ben Spock George Dyer Charlotte U. S. Army University of Pennsylvania Central Intelligence Agency Appalachian Mao Tse-tune Cuba Che” Guevara

Warsaw Story staged by students in New Jersey

George Dyer's teaching project had students reenact the Free Polish patriots last stand against Nazis. The piece explores peace, strength, and political science amid Cold War era debate, recalling Spock and Dyer as they discuss deterrence and defense.

George Dyer Warsaw New Jersey George

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