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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1963
Page
2
Editorial page notes local issues and community concerns with editor R. Jerger guiding commentary. Readers are invited to engage as city concerns and social topics unfold in this hometown newspaper segment.
The municipal election re-elected Mayor Roy M. Lilly as Commissioner and elected Jack Bracey and Bob Taur Ll to the post. Jasper Davis and Roscoe Fleetwood remain two years, with three school board members re-elected and John L. Turner III added to the board. Karl Conradi and Shirley Altman lost but praised for their effort. congratulations to winners and condolences to losers.
A discussion on how some are easily influenced by advice and gossip. It warns that second hand reports distort truth and spread character damage. The piece urges caution in repeating rumors and advises verifying accuracy before sharing any information.
The article notes President Kennedy was killed despite care from the Secret Service and states reevaluation of techniques and procedures, with changes expected though not revealed. It discusses the challenge of protecting a president who must move freely amid crowds and political duties, amid threats to the nation’s majesty.
The Alabama Journal argues Dr. Terry may face pressure to publish his own report on smoking dangers. It cites pipe risks from fillings to burns and tongue injury. The piece contrasts pipe and cigarette risks and hints at restoring normalcy by focusing on children during Christmas.
President Johnson meets with labor and business leaders to set a goal of 73.5 million jobs, noting the ongoing rise in unemployment and population. The piece traces past presidents’ unemployment figures from Truman to Kennedy and Eisenhower, highlighting the long quest for full employment.
Old New York note recalls Lady Dottie the cat now in early middle age with xenophobia and regal manners. She hides from strangers, ignores the hall, and only rarely entertains the family, while performing a trick to open a door. The piece contrasts feline idiosyncrasies with husband jokes and social quips.
New York AP reports the federal budget is expected to reach a record near 100 billion dollars as the economy grows and services demand rises. President Johnson seeks thrift to curb requests while tax-cut debates and the business upswing cloud receipts and deficit projections.
Rex Harrison devoted years to Henry Higgins and Julius Caesar across stage and screen. He reflects on the demanding wrap of My Fair Lady and hints at future projects after Audrey Hepburn completes her role.
The piece argues President Johnson could win support for foreign aid by persuading Latin American governments, notably Brazil and Chile, to ease private investment constraints. It singles out Senator Wayne Morse as a roadblock in the Senate who criticizes Latin American taxation and expropriation risks to U.S. investments.
The column notes key events on this date from 1776 Phi Beta Kappa founding at William and Mary to 1963 milestones including Prohibition repeal and major Cold War developments in Europe and labor.
The text argues that humans differ from animals in sexuality, asserting sex is love guided by ideals within holy matrimony. It quotes R. M. Andavee and contrasts animal instinct with human moral responsibility, noting guilt when ideals are violated and condemning divorce from the marital bond.
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