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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1967
Page
3
An editorial warns that automobile accidents kill and injure more than war, with Thom asville and Thomas county seeing many tragedies. It cites head on crashes, speeding, alcohol, faulty equipment, and human error as causes and urges temperance and cautious driving before the Fourth of July holiday.
A conservative view notes the Dodd censure vote in the Senate, portraying the clash as a public trial of character. It calls the outcome a shift in ethics standards and a reflection on the cross currents within Congress that shaped Tom Dodd's political fate.
A humorous piece arguing that American conversation declined to hollers and murmurs and offering light quips to spark cheer. It suggests swapping gloom for happy talk with snippets about mini skirts, tax letters, blind dates, and office bonuses to revive lively dialogue.
Long summit between Soviet Premier Kosygin and President Johnson ends with smiles and mutual goodwill. Kosygin denounces the United States over Vietnam and Israel over the Middle East. Red China and Albania challenge his stance from abroad. Kosygin then flies to Havana for talks with Fidel Castro as Jordan seeks UN action on the Arab‑Israeli conflict.
A columnist argues the Supreme Court has expanded equal protection to justify state control and union power, likening the result to a caste system. He cites contraception, residence tests for welfare, and union shop cases to claim some citizens are treated as unequal under the law. He questions Justice Warren's logic and calls for clarity in constitutional interpretation.
A Tulsa convention signals bold shifts in paper industry as merchants plan nontraditional products from clothing to hospital sheets and tents all made of paper. They predict a push toward tree farming to supply pulp and a rise in refuse bags shifting waste handling.
A widow accused a neighborhood gardener of burglary after a late night intrusion. The gardener’s strong alibi led to his acquittal, then he sued for damages claiming malicious prosecution. The court rejected the claim, citing probable cause for the original accusation.
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