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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1968
Page
2
A report from Berkeley and Columbia discusses student riots and school closures in the United States and abroad. It notes possible Communist influence, racial tensions, and language curriculum disputes as factors shaping disturbances and the broader impact on education.
A Lynchburg voiced critique of media sensationalism in crime reporting arguing coverage shapes public perception. The piece cites FBI data and New York City crime totals to warn against sensationalism, urging balanced reporting by outlets and professional guidance from the American Bar Association.
Today in history December 5 marks events from 1782 birth of Van Buren to 1955 Civil Rights bus boycott in Montgomery. Notable: Utah joins in 1933 after repeal of Prohibition, Kennedy assassination probe began ten years ago.
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In Prague, Soviet troops remain unseen yet omnipresent as Czechoslovaks face a managed reality. Officials deem occupation forbidden to discuss openly while intellectuals push for human socialism, wary of betrayals and the Kremlin’s true aims.
Renee Theobald, a 42 year old Parisian artist, balances motherhood and painting with two daily windows on life. Her vibrant impressionist works have drawn praise at a two week Emile Walter Galeries show, and she explains art as a means to grasp life and share happiness with her family.
Obscured in this fragment the notice references the Thomasville Times-Enterprise weekly rates and mailing details. It notes subscriptions and postage, with pricing lines showing varying terms and taxes for Georgia deliveries.
A columnist details searching for a cherished Thanksgiving Poem lost for hours and days. He recalls a ritual of reprinting by request with his editor and narrates the frustration of empty clips and debris, pondering a future of seasonal reprints and habits.
A column proposes Bill Buckley Jr as U S ambassador to the United Nations to press an anti imperialist agenda. It sketches a bargaining mix with Red China over Taiwan and East Asia peace, while urging sanctions on Rhodesia and other regimes and prompting a reshaped U N role for Buckley.
A George 8. Benson column argues American media forgets Soviet dangers amid propaganda. It critiques The New York Times 1960 editorial about Khrushchev at the UN, detailing alleged lies and the Soviet colonial empire's reach in Poland East Germany Hungary and other nations.
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