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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1973
Page
2
Longtime local journalist Lee E. Kelly, publisher and editorial writer, is highlighted alongside L. Edward Kelly Jr., the editor, in a note acknowledging leadership of the publication.
A columnist argues that political views on Watergate hinge on whose ox is being gored. The piece cites Rogers Morton, George Bush, Spiro Agnew, Archibald Cox, and past partisan probes like Bobby Baker and Billy Sol Estes to illustrate biased perceptions across parties.
A HAL BOYLEAP item quotes a female librarian gathering remarks from patrons about racy books and life after 65. The collection includes homeless, Broadway plans, misfiled favorites, etiquette, and lingering references to the Bobbsey Twins.
Cambodian battlefield commanders reportedly urged bombing hospital targets in documents smuggled from Phnom Penh. U S authorities say planes are barred from hitting hospitals while radio transcripts show pilots uncertain about friendly forces and cautious rules, with some missions labeled extreme urgent.
Miami business leader Barnum Bailout promotes a nationwide chain of machines that sell nothing. The devices aim to combat office boredom by prompting activity and self reflection rather than providing merchandise, with gimmick devices like a mirror and minimal instructions.
Mary Grubbs, principal of Harper School in Thomasville, speaks on public education. She praises teachers and administrators, discusses her calling to teach, and argues public schools must survive alongside private options. Her life, career, and philosophy anchor the interview.
Marianne Means critiques how spy thrillers shape public fear of government secrecy. She notes film and TV fantasies fuel distrust, cites Alaska crash theories and Kent State rumors, and urges full disclosure and rigorous legal accountability to prevent national paranoia.
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