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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1963
Page
2
Editorials L Edward Kelly Editor June 13 1963
Editorial notes by L Edward Kelly dated June 13 1963 discuss civic concerns, policy debates, and community interests reflecting the era’s local journalistic voice. The piece emphasizes public engagement and responsible press conduct in a period of social change.
Fitness Debate Over Kennedy Fitness Push Sparks Alarm
The Kennedy administration's fitness drive prompts concerns from AMA and others who warn gardening, insecticides, mowers, and stings can be dangerous. Princeton professor and a New York entomologist cast doubt on exercise alone improving health, noting fat metabolism and heart risk in active and sedentary workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Medical Association
AMA
New York
Elephants Fleas and Taxpayers in Graham Rotary Blast
The Scandal Sheet, a Graham Texas Rotary publication, argues the American taxpayer bears heavy burden by funding global duties. It warns the load nears maximum and questions who will safeguard the American people after lavish overseas aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scandal Sheet
Rotary
Graham, Texas
Washington
Staying ahead in a lean summer job market for youth
The Gastonia Gazette notes a tight summer job market with few openings beyond camps and parks. It urges students to gain vocational skills, stay in school, and rely on family for nearby work while emphasizing long term career preparation.
Planned Confusion Admirable
A New York AP essay presents a self described disorderly person who stacks mail and papers on a desk to form a personal order. He argues neat people seek meaning through control yet live starved lives. The piece suggests disorderly living reveals life cannot be fully pigeonholed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Civil Rights Bill Threat To Privacy
An editorial argues the upcoming civil rights bill could overreach by centralizing government power and eroding private rights. It warns that forcing integration into private business and social life risks undermining personal liberty and the capacity to choose associations.
OAS Verdict on Cuba Highlights Soviet Subversion Claims
The Organization of American States declares Castro's Cuba a base for Communist subversion in Latin America. Violent incidents target the U S mission in Caracas as nations debate travel restrictions with Cuba. The article criticizes non Latin powers for incomplete action while noting Canadian and British economic interests in Havana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Organization of American States
Cuba
Latin America
OAS
U.S
Caracas
Venezuela
Mexico
Brazil
Havana
America
United States
Canada
Khrushchev
Strategic Caribbean position undercut by Soviet buildup
The piece accuses the United States of allowing its Caribbean military position to erode as Soviet efforts in Cuba expand. It cites sources such as Free Cuba News, Maintained by Dr. Fernando Penabaz, and the U S Freedom Fighters reporting radar coverage across the Yucatan Channel and the Windward Passage enabling device tracking and spaceflight observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Caribbean
Daniel James
Cuba
Citizens Committee For A Free
Albee
Washington, D. C
Castro
New Order
Miami
Fernando Penabaz
Winston Churchill
U. S. Freedom Fighters
Alex Rorke, Jr
New York
Yucatan Channel
Straits of Florida
Mavana
Cape Canaveral
Florida
Cocoa Beach
Kennedy
Palm Beach
U. S
Jose Marti
Madrid
Reason Fails in Race Strife
President Kennedy warned that words alone can’t solve the civil rights struggle as violence surged after his appeal. A Negro leader was shot in Mississippi, mobs wounded whites and stoned Blacks in Maryland, while Southern Democrats threatened a filibuster against proposed civil rights measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Maryland
Congress
Kennedy
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
U. S
America
Posals
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
What it means to be a Christian in plain terms
Billy Graham explains that being a Christian means experiencing the new birth through faith in Christ. A Christian is Christlike, with a transformed life where hatred gives way to love, worry to faith, and self centeredness to concern for others and God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G
Nicodemus
Christ
God
Proverb on Civilization Warns of Inner Death
Rotograph from Biloam Springs Arkansas quotes Jerry Hopkins on the erosion of honesty and decency. The item contrasts primitive violence with modern weaponry and implies a loss of true life beneath civilized behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biloam Springs
Ark
Across and Down Word Puzzle Clues Mixed List
A dense list of cross clues spanning across and down entries with varied topics includes terms for occupations, colors, foods, languages, and names. The page presents many fragmented hints such as laborers, Greek letters, animals, and historical figures, typical of a word puzzle layout.
Naval base rumors and Soviet moves in Cuba grow bolder
Refugees in Miami report 300 mile Soviet missiles arriving in Cuba and portable launch pads ready for use. Moscow dehumidifies Cuban caves for storage while new troop arrivals to Havana raise concern of a growing occupation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Oriente Province
U.S
Guantanamo
Miami
Russia
Morning Light
Havana
Underground
Free Federal Money and the Hidden Tax Burden
The writer argues that so called free federal money is illusory, noting cancelled tax checks prove payments, and claims only government transfers to other lands appear free while taxpayers bear the burden. The piece condemns expectations of welfare as misdirected and stresses national tax responsibility.
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Showasville
R. Jerger
Lg & Kelly
L. Edward Kelly
Willard Dalrymple
Princeton University
Princeton
Ike
Gastonia
N. C
Boyle
Robert F. Kennedy
John Chamberlain
World Today
By James Marlow
the Nation
South
Billy Graham
Jerry Hopkins
US UU Ed
Father Wreath
Renee
Parch
Costa
Miss le Gallienne
Bounde
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