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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1967
Page
3
An analysis argues that postwar prosperity from 1945 onward has bred apathy toward politics and rising government costs. It cites rising deficits, debt ceilings, inflation, and a shift toward equal pay, with concerns that productive workers are discouraged by equalization policies and higher taxes.
A Los Angeles municipal court judge, Noel Cannon, held a press conference teaching self defense against male attackers using hatpins and concealed weapons, prompting 52 male judges to censure her for personal publicity. Critics note she wore a mini skirt during the demo, sparking debate among the judiciary.
June 30 history marks 1834 Congress creates Indian Territory. 1777 British leave New Jersey for Staten Island. 1921 Taft named U S Chief Justice. 1934 Hitler purge begins. 1941 Minsk falls to Germans. 1946 Bikini Atoll atomic test. 1960 Congo gains independence. 1970s Lebanon and Gettysburg political notes. 1960s and 1970s Vietnam debates surround De Gaulle and Kremlin leaders.
Washington officials scrutinize federal cultural exchanges amid complaints about U S lecturers abroad. Critics say some speakers misuse foreign platforms to attack the United States or misrepresent its life while debates continue over budget and selection standards.
Boyle's notebook humorously muses on identifying gender after birth and offers light tests to distinguish men from women. It parodies stereotypes with playful lines about actions and reactions to determine sex and social roles.
A reader shares a condensed police guide titled How to raise a Delinquent from Houston Texas. The list urges parents to grant every wish ridicule bad language with no spiritual training avoid guilt and responsibility neglect limits spend freely expose the child to all printed matter and quarrel publicly. The writer then asks if the husband is right about indulgence.
President Johnson faced a tumultuous month with wary diplomacy in the Middle East. He kept cool while Israel expanded its gains, avoided a sharp U.S. rebuke, and balanced ties with Arabs and the Soviet Union. Johnson hosted King Hussein and pledged UN refugee aid, signaling cautious, steady leadership amid crisis.
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Federal judge James Skelly Wright ordered the District of Columbia Board of Education to end the track system that assigns students by ability. He cited standardized tests biased toward white students and warned that the policy limits opportunities for Black students in a segregated system.
A court held a speeding driver liable after a loose gravel pile sent a rock through an oncoming windshield injuring the other motorist. The ruling stresses that drivers must foresee not only general collision danger but also dangers arising from speed and vehicle design.
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