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Newspaper
Tabor City Tribune
Location
Tabor City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1963
Page
2
A reflective editorial praises Abraham Lincoln as a tall awkward yet wise leader who served during wartime and unified the nation. It emphasizes his solitary study, deep conviction, and restraint from spectacle, noting his assassination and distinguishing him from Kennedy.
A Greensboro Daily News reader known as Chub writes a satirical letter urging caution about a potential special legislative session. He mocks proposals and fears tax hikes, reform measures, and political meddling while appealing to readers to pray that the legislature does not convene again, ending with a rural Baptist sendoff.
Last year over 12,000 residents sought Census Bureau help to verify birthplaces and ages for social security, jobs, insurance, and citizenship. The bureau notes that many rely on historic records as legal proof of age and birth. requests are confidential and may require written consent or legal representation.
A reader from Clarksdale Mississippi complains about subscription reliability and expresses preference for paying late rather than missing the Tribune. The letter mentions Mrs Arthur Nix and quotes a grateful mindset. Also notes visits by Mrs Charles Dusenbury and her son Brett to Mrs Dusenbury's parents Mr and Mrs Davis Stevens.
A collage of brief clippings mentions President Kennedy praising the limited nuclear test ban as a prudent move but warns against rushing celebration due to Russia possible backtracking. Other notes touch politics in civil rights, Texas political pain, Miss Universe odds, Nixon era cannibalism talk, and wandering quips from Detroit to Wichita Eagle. The fragment ends noting Mr and Mrs Robert Allen of Columbus visiting Leo Allen family in town.
Sermon fragment from St Paul Methodist Church urges love like divine water source The text links a fountain in Cherokee North Carolina to the Springs of life and eternal renewal through God’s love per scripture quotes and pastor Carlton F. Hirsehi Also notes a July deeds and instruments tax listing with small amounts and a reminder about gratitude and memory
Carter’s Column thanks loyal employees and notes tobacco price hinges on quality. It argues growers should value quality over weight. A public accommodations joke, Chapel Hill demonstrations, and local growth talk reflect regional tensions and progress in Tabor City as tobacco season brings visitors and optimism.
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