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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1967
Page
2
A 1967 commentary contrasts biblical exodus with modern Arab displacement from Jordan and Israel. It laments refugees numbering in the hundreds of thousands, notes UN, Britain, Russia and US positions, and portrays a persistent regional conflict with no easy solution.
President Johnson gains in public opinion and polls as Republican contenders maneuver for 1968. A New York poll suggested Johnson could defeat likely rivals with over half support, while Nixon and Rockefeller trailed in trial heats and Romney drew low backing.
Johnson and Kosygin held a lengthy talks on Iraq about 106 hours but produced no agreement on key issues. They reaffirmed no change in Vietnam or Middle East positions while signaling possible behind the scenes pressure moves. Publicly both sides kept their hard lines on Israel withdrawal and US troop pullout.
The article questions Premier Kosygin's rhetoric as he urges UN action against Israel while Hungary's 1956 invasion and refugee abuses haunt New York. It notes pickets, legalism, and the Soviet stance on international law, asking who can trust Russian claims of justice.
Mississippi forestry shows byproducts from sawtimber and lumber operations find new uses. Bark and slabs become pulp chips for paper mills, sawdust for pulpwood, bark for soil conditioners, wood flour and floor sweeping compounds, while planer shavings aid particleboard. Public and private research will expand these uses, increasing earnings for landowners and wood industries.
On this date United Nations Charter was signed in San Francisco in 1945. Pizarro was murdered in Lima in 1541. The first smallpox vaccination in America occurred in 1721. American troops landed in France in 1917. Cherbourg was liberated in 1941. The Berlin airlift began in 1948.
New York AP columnist shares varied notes from reader mail. Items include car crash risks by age, education and health tips, pollution estimates, wildlife and weather curiosities, and quotes from contemporaries. References to library resources and a line about life’s difficulty wrap the digest.
Daily in Thomasville Georgia with Sunday excluded. Rates listed for weekly, monthly, and yearly subscriptions plus a 3% sales tax. Mail orders handled through Madison J., address at Thomasville Post Office. Includes phone and departmental information.
A discussion of the spite fence doctrine traces its evolution from rugged individualism to modern law. Courts now bar fences built solely to annoy neighbors, while mixed motives may allow some fences with windbreak or decorative purposes. A judge notes that a good neighbor is a great treasure.
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