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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1964
Page
2
Florida Governor Farris Bryant orders a ban on nighttime marches to curb potential racial unrest in St. Augustine. A federal judge later nullified the ban, sparking charges of contempt of court and heated criticism of federal interference amid four weeks of racial strife.
The Florida Times-Union notes President Johnson will dedicate a new University of California at Irvine campus south of Los Angeles but expects no major address. It contrasts Johnson's campaign tactic of touting positives with Barry Goldwater's Senate speech opposing the Civil Rights Bill, framing the political contrast ahead of November elections.
A compact overview notes events on June 80 1964 including Theodore Roosevelt signing the Pure Food and Drugs Act and the Meat Inspection Act in 1906, Taft becoming chief justice in 1921, and Winston Churchill remarks in 1943. It also references 1777 Staten Island occupation and 1952 McCarran-Water Act passage and immigration changes.
Henry Cabot Lodge returned from Vietnam to oppose Barry Goldwater indirectly while William Scranton campaigns for the Republican nomination. Lodge avoided naming Goldwater while urging cautious critique and pledging silence on personalities, as Scranton denounces “shoot from the hip” foreign policy and radicals.
A humorous AP column of wry observations on dating manners, dogs, breakfast cereals, psychiatrists, politicians, and social quirks. It riffs on domestic life and cultural clichés with a light, satirical tone and a string of pointed one liners.
A local column notes residents upset by widespread toilet tissue decorations on yards trees and streets during the weekend. Police have not identified culprits but offer a 50 reward for tips. The piece urges accountability and cites prior similar acts including a Reid Street home incident.
A fragmented text warns that stealing toilet tissue may lead to other crimes and urges police to act quickly. The excerpt then presents a jumbled crossword style puzzle with numbered clues across and down, including words like walking, mountains, bird, meadow, and era.
Ralph B Lyne of Taylor Michigan argues that tackling diseases and welfare problems is a war worth waging. He urges preventive methods at the individual level as the path to victory.
Notices about republication rights and subscription details for the Times Enterprise Co. Inc. including address, postage, and rates for Thomasville Georgia.
International critics and prominent Soviet writers challenge Khrushchev over the five year labor camp sentence for poet Joseph Brodsky. They label the trial staged and urge freedom for intellectuals, highlighting a pattern of suppressing dissent under Stalinist legacies.
Ambassador Lodge says he has no political ambitions but supports Gov. Scranton in the Stop Goldwater effort. The piece notes Goldwater leads in the race, suggesting Lodge’s return aims at aiding a faltering campaign.
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