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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1967
Page
3
A discussion of tight money affecting lending, bank behavior, and the safeguards around loans. Banks act as custodians of others money and must balance serving borrowers with protecting savers. Regulators oversee lending to ensure prudent use of funds and stability.
A fragmented travel feature discusses American travelers eyeing the Soviet Union and fashion tips for Russian women. It notes conservative dress, mid century attire, and advice to pack a sweater as Moscow temperatures average 58 degrees in August and 49 in September.
On this date in history various items are noted including Hernando Cortez entering Tce City, the 1795 Jay Treaty with England, the 1793 French republican constitution, events in 1940 1942 1945 and figures like John Diefenbaker and Thomas E Dewey.
The Johnson administration seeks a 1.38 billion grant program for anti crime research and police facilities but faces opposition over federal control. Governors would gain voice or veto power, while McClellan's bill aims to require voluntary confessions to curb Miran da era rulings and bolster local police.
NBC launches a paid studio tour of Bur bank studios in Hollywood offering glimpses of sewing rooms, set construction, wardrobe, makeup, and control rooms. Tours cost 1.50 adults, 0.75 for servicemen and children. under six free. CBS and ABC also offer tours or note construction activity with summer show lineups and taping schedules.
A reprint of a humorous column argues dog racing remains a popular spectacle at Monti Cello. It jokes about readers' calls for reprinting, critiques old ideas, and mocks potential new twists including girl races and political figures chasing voters.
An examination of Justice Black with Hugo Black’s views on due process and state power. The essay recounts his stance that courts should not broaden federal law beyond constitutional limits and that state trials retain broad power to govern procedures. It notes his consistency amid changing jurisprudence and admiration from peers.
Fragmentary Biographical note on a justice linked to constitutional law and the 14th Amendment. Mentions Justice Black and Berger era, debates over federal power versus states rights, and the interpretation of constitutional grants. Indicates ongoing discussion of due process and evidence rules in the Supreme Court.
Joe Louis, former heavyweight champion, remarks that African Americans handle race issues in various ways and claims his own method is by being himself. The quote is cited by Frank Mc Hugh of the Skookum Packers Assn Bulletin in Wenatchee Washington. Louis also joked that the income tax collector hit him hardest during his boxing years.
Billy Graham explains that purity comes from Christ within. Humility guards against self righteousness, since righteousness is given by mercy through Jesus Christ. The indwelling Christ frees from sin while we avoid boasting about sinlessness.
Public notice from the Times Enterprise Co. Inc announces AP credited dispatch rights and republication limits. Provides mailing address and post office details in Georgia for change of address and subscriptions, with tax and rate notes.
The piece outlines community features in Thom Most, noting a library, teachers and county presence, paved streets, stores, a hotel, public toilets, and new housing. It mentions veterans projects, service, and a chamber manager guiding newcomers and public amenities.
A fragmented regional notice urges town focus on small business ventures and community programs. It mentions improved walkways, a robust Scout and youth club presence, and a call to support local farms and water projects while stressing practical, homegrown development.
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