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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1965
Page
2
Publisher Edward Kelly announces page four content update and editorial notes for readers. Local notice references staff changes and page allocation at the newspaper office.
The article notes rising intake of beef chicken and cheese with strong growth in canned and frozen fruits and vegetables. It cites higher incomes and population as drivers and observes more households use freezers for later use while fruit and veg are vulnerable to seasonal shortages. It also warns of increasing consumption of alcoholic beverages.
The piece argues the U S may abandon the silver standard and move toward coin changes with leaf silver and nickel. It cites Percy L Greaves Jr on gold standard advantages and laments declining U S gold reserves from about 24 to 14 billion while foreign reserves grow. It notes citizens cannot demand gold, only government money, and warns that money manipulation harms savings and security.
An unsigned Florence Morning News letter argues that right to work is a fundamental freedom and criticizes efforts to repeal Section 14(b) of the Taft-Hartley Act. It cites state laws in nineteen states and cautions Congress against restricting states adopting right-to-work provisions.
The AMA repeatedly battled a federal medicare program as Johnson’s Democrats pushed passage. After 15 years of opposition and a $1 million spend, the Senate Finance Committee backed medicare, prompting warnings of boycott from some doctors while public support grew for elderly healthcare under Social Security.
Capt. Nguyen Xuan Loc, 33, known for skill and stubborn dedication, runs a district in the northwest highlands guiding Montagnard tribes. He imports rice, promotes farms, and trains villagers to fight while resisting political advancement due to his crucial, understated role.
President Funston of the New York Stock Exchange warns that many graduates risk becoming ill-informed economic citizens. He cites four factors shaping post college success: profits and personal choice, rising private ownership, and growing international business. He urges graduates to broaden horizons and engage with the economy.
Ray Bliss, Republican National Chairman, targets Barry Goldwater's Free Society Association as a splinter group seeking to define conservatism. Critics say the move harms 1966 Republican campaigning and ignores other similar liberal-leaning issue groups like the Ripon Society and Project 68.
Ray Bliss praised Lindsay’s bid while denouncing the Free Society Association as harmful to the two party system. Lindsay seeks wins by courting splinter groups including the Liberal Party led by Alex Rose. The piece compares national unity calls to local fusion tactics and questions political strategy.
A speaker urges seeking Christ amid conflicting religious views. He argues salvation is personal through Jesus as the Way, the Truth, and the Life, not a creed, and shares a moment of prayer for guidance. He warns that the soul’s eternal destiny is at stake and urges faith in Christ.
Public notice style garbled text lists mailing address and subscription rates for the Thomasville Times Enterprise, including office contact details and tax information. It references daily publication except Sunday and pricing terms for various subscription periods and taxes.
The piece argues the two party system is unworkable without splinter groups. It notes the Democratic Party tolerates splinter factions like Americans for Democratic Action COPE and New York Liberal Party to aid preferred candidates. It predicts Rose versus Buckley in the next election and Rose’s likely victory.
puzzle clues and partial answers for a word game appear across domains from geography to language. readers decipher cross references like Japanese terms and baking terms while matching numbers and letter counts to complete a themed grid.
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