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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1963
Page
2
The Raleigh News and Observer notes President Kennedy plans a Presidential commission on automation with emphasis on the South where automation reshapes farms and towns. It argues Southern displacement drives urban slums and unemployment while boosting efficiency in production.
The piece argues the Khrushchev Mao split may be real or staged. It notes Soviet control of Chinese fissionable material and forecasts a potential Fifth International led by Mao. It warns the West to strengthen positions in Vietnam, Laos and Korea to deter a new global communist front.
An opinion piece questions the effectiveness of local efforts against bolita and bootleggers. It cites Hollis L. Guthrie’s four year sentence after multiple indictments and a nolo contendere plea, and Fred Hill’s concurrent one year terms with a federal tax lien. The writer argues ongoing crime persists and calls for accountability.
Highlights include 1942 Marines land at Guadalcanal starting bitter Pacific campaign and 1782 George Washington founded the Order of the Purple Heart. Also 1819 Colombia wins independence, 1914 Alsace Lorraine invasion, 1940 de Gaulle vows continued battle, 1954 Bannister beats Landy in mile.
Fragmentary text recalls a New York business office scene amid feuds and threats. It hints at murders, weapons, and rivalries between two vice presidents over offices and windows, with a dated reference to 1942 sales.
A Stevenson led U S delegation to Moscow weighs limits on nuclear testing amid debate over hydrogen bomb development. Khrushchev proposals and U S Energy Commission member Murray discuss continuing tests as the nation narrows its stance on an international agreement.
Boyle's Notebook presents a humorous look at office feuds and quirky colleagues. Maria O Callahan recalls a late typing task and a date gone wrong many years ago. Ronald Adenoid, Gerald Pincher, Elmer Eager, Harry Smiley, and Abner Craggy stand out as the scrappy crew, each with a distinct flaw or habit.
The narrative traces U S and Soviet positions on nuclear test bans from the 1950s through 1962. It notes Eisenhower’s insistence on inspections, Stevenson’s push for a test ban, Truman’s late endorsement, Nixon’s criticism, and Kennedy’s proposals including bans on atmospheric, outer space, and sea tests amid stalled underground ban talks.
J. H. Dunn argues that persistent federal aid signals a shift from a free to a planned economy. He warns that once the free economy is gone, national freedom erodes and government claims will grow.
Public notice text from the Thomasville Enterprise describes republication rights and contact details. It lists the newspaper’s address Madison Street and P O Box 111 Thomasville Ga and outlines postal and subscription rates including weekly and yearly options with tax details.
A quoted Life lines passage labels the welfare state a farewell state where citizens must surrender freedom to act independently and bear less responsibility for their own needs and family. It condemns government interference and calls for avoiding constraints on individual labor and contribution.
A compact list of crossword hints across and down with numbers for each clue covering categories such as Hamlet, Garland, Goddess infatuation, and various nautical, architectural, and measurement terms. Includes abbreviations and regional spellings with several entries like Realm ready and Mr Linkletter, forming a standard puzzle grid.
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