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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1969
Page
2
A periodical discussion notes how vacation season disrupts workloads as plants shut down or run with skeleton crews. It highlights substitution of staff, distribution delays, missed newspaper copies, and the need for caution during outings to avoid overexertion and restlessness.
Huntington Herald-Dispatch argues that calling campus rioters and activists youths distorts age definitions. It notes many indicted Chicago demonstrators were in their late twenties to fifties and urges media to avoid broad labeling.
The June 30 history feature notes events from 1946 Bikini atoll atomic test to 1960 Congo independence. It marks past milestones including 1777 New Jersey evacuation, 1834 Indian Territory creation, 1859 Niagara Falls tightrope crossing, 1941 Minsk fall, 1950 Truman Korea order, 1960 Congo independence, Okinawa crash deaths, UN Congo withdrawal, and a recent French government action.
President Nixon labels the Vietnam war as Johnson’s mess while courting Johnson’s help on ABM in Congress. Johnson, retired in Texas, remains circumspect yet accessible, with White House aides signaling continuity in policy. Nixon briefs Johnson through Gen. Earle Wheeler and schedules limited, cautious contact to project bipartisanship without appearing to favor his unpopular predecessor.
A columnist's mail insights include advice on longevity from marriage status and observed health trends. The piece notes divorced men show higher death rates than married or single men, and compares arm ailments in tennis players and baseball pitchers.
Scientists debate whether lunar craters stem from meteor impacts or volcano activity or both while space suit beta cloth details promise nonflammable, finer glass fibers for upcoming moon landings. Other items describe double bikes aiding the blind, quotable notables, and light humor from public life.
Poem fragment critiquing population control and government debt finance via new money. The speaker jokes about timing crowds and sending memo pads to delay spending. A critic of weather prophets and reputations closes with a sly jab at forecasts and precipitation chances.
A released excerpt mocks Walden Pond lore and Thoreau while quoting modernized text. It jokes about zoning fines and a deputy with a whistle. The piece mentions pollution from a plastics plant and urges living simply with nature.
The article argues small towns may pass anti loitering rules to curb youth gatherings in shopping center lots. It predicts mass arrests would spark blame wars over juveniles, while noting employers will not hire teens amid fears about SDS influence and youth disillusionment.
A long critique argues that the wage hour law restricts teen job opportunities, citing NFIB statistics and a Labor Department undercount. It warns apprenticeships vanish, construction and glassblowing suffer, and prefabricated housing may be hindered, while broader social costs rise.
Public notice text outlines republication rights for Associated Press dispatches and local news, confirms daily publication except Sunday, and provides mailing address and subscription rates for Thom asville Georgia with tax breakdowns.
Naomi Sims at 21 pioneered the skull look while facing hair loss and poor eating. She regained weight, studied at the Fashion Institute of Technology, landed a NY Times magazine cover, and soon appeared on Ladies Home Journal, Vogue color pages, and Time.
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