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Newspaper
Tabor City Tribune
Location
Tabor City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1963
Page
4
Editor notes the Community College Committee discussed a proposed drive-in comprehensive college for Columbus County. The plan would serve non residents and high school graduates with college parallel technical vocational and short courses. The series aims to explain the college program and its regional impact.
The article cites Ted Waller of Kansas State University noting soybeans’ income rivals wheat with limited government production restrictions found outside South Carolina. It discusses historic, recent soybean yields and farm market factors, the shift in crop mixes, and potential future export impacts.
Editorial urges halt to mass demonstrations after a fatal racial clash in North Carolina. It commends the Governor for calling for deliberation over street protests, notes violence and reporter shooting, and argues peaceful negotiation in conference rooms is needed to advance equal rights.
A fragmented roadside narration describes a lonely scene with a car, a boat, and unnamed observers near a track, detailing hills, seats, and distant figures. The piece references a local editor and a recent city event, hinting at a strange sighting that unsettled residents.
A collage of snatches on elections, civil rights, etiquette, and daily life adds a humorous if uneven critique of modern society. Quick jabs touch on Kennedy era politics, attitudes toward women, seat belts, and aging, with a stream of aphorisms and paradoxes. The piece reads like a disparate column of miscellany and social commentary.
Carter's Column highlights Piggly Wiggly expansion and other grocers like A and P Red and White's and Thriftway shaping Tabor City's food trade. It also notes Lester Rudisill leaving the staff, a golf tournament upset by Dr. W Stephens, and the new Horry County National Bank upcoming in Loris with local growth hopes. A mule sighting and motor vehicle confusion wrap the page with quirky local anecdotes.
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