South Georgia Editorials December 2, 1963
Editorial page from the Chamasville Gimes-Enterprise outlines local issues and opinions. Commentary reflects perspectives of managing editors Jerger and Kelly on community affairs in South Georgia.
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1963
Page
2
Georgia livestock group pushes cruelty law to curb animal abandonment
The Georgia Livestock Association plans to back legislation in the General Assembly making animal abandonment a misdemeanor. The article argues for personal responsibility and notes abandoned animals suffer starvation and mistreatment, urging humane destruction or finding good homes as better options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Georgia Livestock Assn
Georgia General Assembly
Lincoln's Gettysburg Address Was Not Improvised
A magazine piece debunks the belief that Lincoln spoke off the cuff at Gettysburg. It details a two week drafting process with revisions in Washington and Gettysburg, noting the final 270 words and the AP reporter who telegraphed the full text nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Tom Mahoney
American Legion Magazine
Lincoln
Washington
Associated Press
Lanecoln
Oregon Vote Defeats Tax Measure By Wide Margin
In a special Oregon election voters rejected a Legislature approved tax increase by more than three to one. The piece argues tax hikes provoke public resentment and contrasts Oregon’s stance with potential national backlash if a federal salary bill for officials passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Congress
Delars
Portrait of Lee Oswald as a romantic lone actor
The piece portrays Lee Harvey Oswald as self centered and undisciplined, a failed Marxist who acted alone. It argues he sought attention through dramatic acts after clashes with Moscow and Havana, contrasting him with organized revolutionary figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
Boyle's Notebook Gleans From Daily Mail Bag
New York AP notes a columnist’s mail reveals aging trends and changing spending. By 1970 half the population may be under 2 or over 65, food shares fall while housing, travel, education rise. Quirky facts touch politics, language, and culture, with misc notes on Kennedy and aging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mans Prise
Bert
Dogs Still A Problem In City Observations
Thomasville faces a continuing stray dog issue with packs roaming streets and harassing residents. The city lacks a leash law and enforcement, leaving owners unaccountable and children at risk as vaccination and impound procedures are inconsistently applied.
Degrading A Million Grows To Enviable Strength
A bold exhortation urges citizens to improve themselves and increase personal capacity for welfare and future strength. It argues that relying on others to supply necessities may seem easier but harms individuals and the nation. Ralph E. B. Lyne. Taylor, Mich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph EB. Lyne. Taylor
Mich
GOP's Position After Kennedy Editorial Organizer Weighs Campaign Moratorium
A GOP campaign organizer argues Kennedy's assassination does not alter 1964 patterns. He asserts Republicans must view Johnson’s rise as not changing core alignments, urging focus on Democratic liberalism and southern defections while preserving Goldwaterite principle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Serse
Democratic Party
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Sus
Nous
Texas
Middle West
Illinois
Ohio
Indiana
Goldwater
Historic highlights on December 2 dates across history
Ten historical notes spanning 1781 to 1963 mark moments like Washington naming the Empire State, the 1942 nuclear chain reaction demo in Chicago, and 1954 Ike rejecting a blockade of Communist China. The piece also references post war UN tensions and a lengthy 1968 Moscow meeting about Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
China
Russia
Manchuria
United States
George Washington
Empire State
New York
Common Council
Reformed Episcopal Church
Woodrow Wilson
Congress
Chicago
Dwight D. Fisenhower
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
United Nations
U. N
Korea
Nam II
Panmanjom
Hubert Kumphrey
Minnesota
Moscow
Khrushchev
Berlin
Churchill Turns Sixty Seven with Steady Health and Resolve
Britain’s wartime leader Sir Winston Churchill marks his sixty seventh birthday while enjoying hearty meals and cigars. The veteran statesman has endured sorrows and political trials yet remains a symbol of steadfast leadership in Britain’s darkest hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Sir Winston Churchill
Churchill
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Chamasville Gimes
Enterprise
E. R. Jerger
South Georgia
Lee E. Kelly
L. Edward Kelly
Mere EE Be
Tie
Noah
Mikoyan
Stee
World Today
Lee Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Soviet Union
Onid
Dales
Mexico
Europe
Cher
Drete
Minsk
Castro
Mexico City
Cuba
Jenin
Stalin
Boyle
Daily Mail
Hal Boyle
John Bo Rennedy
Warren
Hlardine
James Knox Polk
James
Omar Way
Clinton Lory
West Richmond
Wash
Oola
Portugal
Benjamin Dirica
Age Unlimited
Dave
Peru
Wetera Sanda
Woodnan
Bird Hess
Thomasville
Gop
LBJ
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