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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1963
Page
2
A Matter Of Pride in HOPAS COUNTY highlights two new vocational training schools costing $600000 set to open in September. Enrollment will be open to nonresidents with a genuine interest and ability for the chosen trade, aiming to develop skilled labor and attract industries to the area.
An analysis arguing the appeal of communism lies in power more than ideology. It notes dictators seek control, not mass support, and warns U S policy should address root conditions and not rely on rhetoric alone. It discusses Africa Caribbean implications and the role of propaganda in Latin America.
The Box Elder News discusses a plumbicare plan tied to Social Security to cover plumbing costs for seniors over 65. The piece argues young citizens face poverty and urges united action in Washington to advance plumbicare and broader health care goals.
A miscellany of curiosities and trivia from American life and world history. Notes include weight loss spending, ancient tennis and perfume streets in Paris, portraits on playing cards, counterfeiting notes, and quotes from Oliver Herford and Arnold Gibson.
Pope John XXIII preferred mercy over severity and pushed for unity between Catholic and non Catholic worlds. He called for peace to disarm, end nuclear weapons, and a global body to assure welfare. His encyclicals Mater et Magistra and Pacem in Terris outlined social programs and rights while urging liberty for individuals and groups. He opened the Ecumenical Council and sought dialogue with communist governments.
Washington debate centers on how to fund space for rising college enrollments as postwar students enter higher education. President Kennedy warned of enrollment surges by 1970, while official projections suggest a slower rise. The issue divides whether federal funding should cover expanded classrooms and dormitories or if states cities and private groups can meet the demand.
Hoover Institution scholar Roger A Freeman contends that federal funding for colleges is mistaken as birth rates fall. He promotes year round use of campuses via tri semester plans and tax credits to families, preserving funds for colleges without federal involvement.
A reader expresses gratitude for the City Commissioners and their work in Thomasville. The writer commends Mayor Lilly and several officials for honesty, progress, and transparency while urging continued public information and accountability.
The Wall Street Journal notes the American Medical Association urges tetanus shots for new gardeners and cautions on sprays tools and pests. It highlights dangers from bees and spiders and laments the lack of practical safety guidance for home gardeners.
The Thamanville Times-Enterprise shows Associated Press rights and republication policy. It lists mailing addresses in Thomasville Georgia, department contact numbers, and subscription rates including 1 week 30 cents and yearly 15 dollars with Georgia sales tax details.
A scrambled and partial excerpt shows a collage of word fragments and clues including numbered entries and scattered hints. The reader is left with incomplete terms such as Slave of Sarah Ruthenia symbol and Inland to the Aageen plus assorted cryptic lines without a clear cohesive narrative.
As We See It notes that graduating students face a change in routine with some finding work and others seeking employment. It discusses how having or lacking activities affects how time is spent, stressing the weight of idle periods and the quick passage of busy days.
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