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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1963
Page
6
NBC Sunday night drama The Triumph of Gerald Q Wert drew a viewer split as critics and audiences debated its moral stance and portrayal. Cynthia Lowry notes the extended length amplified the controversy and discussion.
The Voice of America sent an observer to Tuscaloosa to cover the integration dispute and racial unrest. Robert Sturdivant of the U S Information Agency said the goal is to report facts and tell the complete story firsthand. The observer will evaluate local tensions, including incidents at the University of Mississippi and Little Rock.
More than 100 Negro protesters were arrested at three hotels and four eateries in Savannah as demonstrations followed a downtown rally. Police used trucks and a bus to haul detainees to jail and stockade after charges of refusing to leave establishments. Hosea Williams denied plans to use visitors from Birmingham in the protests.
The Chattanooga City Beautification Commission held its first meeting but adjourned for lack of a quorum as most members were occupied with yard work at home.
Southeastern Poultry and Egg Association directors meet to discuss high import duties and gate prices that hinder sales in the European Common Market. President Paul Morgan cites cancelled June to August orders and seeks to restore market access while addressing egg price reporting practices. City detectives face challenges performing ballistics tests on a crossbow used in an arrow death.
Atlanta AP report says Kennedy administration seeks 100 percent parity with nonfarmer per capita income for farmers. John P. Duncan Jr. notes farm earnings should equal returns on similar capital and labor. Duncan cites past tobacco and peanut concerns and pledges federal support to stabilize prices and programs.
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