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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1971
Page
2
A historical overview argues fluoridation opponents claimed Communist influence aims to dull the public, linking drug use to surrender and conquest. It cites Krushchev and Hitler as warnings, and notes concerns about soldiers and civilians losing will to fight.
The article argues that a government backed shipbuilding program will deploy 300 high technology merchant ships in the 1970s, boosting annual cargo capacity to 600 000 800 000 tons per ship and potentially five times revenue. It forecasts savings of 344 million to 1.7 billion annually and a $5 billion ten year investment by U S shipping lines.
An editorial laments a decade long decline in enrollment in high school science courses driven by concern for humanity and ecology. It blames an antitechnology movement and argues technocratic progress faces a crossroads while warning against a self defeating anti science wave.
A conservative view credits the Supreme Court with retreating from pure majoritarian democracy in recent reapportionment decisions. The piece traces rulings from 1962 to 1969, noting Justice Frankfurter’s warnings, Justice Brennan’s majorities, and Chief Justice Burger guiding a more limited/ restrained approach.
HAL BOYLE notes diet shifts among wealthy Americans. Experts warn up to 10 percent may be anemic and 25 percent overweight due to overfeeding and undernourishment. Also cited are high alcohol calories, shifting city spending, and historic health quirks across notable figures.
Jepercy Hart reports from West Coast campuses where Ernest van den Haag argues against pornography by defending individual uniqueness and the First Amendment. The discussion highlights moral concerns, societal values, and calls for cautious, rights respecting action.
A reflection on Christians avoiding gossip and judgment. It urges humility, recalling Jesus forgiving the sinful woman, and challenges readers to examine their own life against Christ’s standard for grace and judgment. The message condemns social condemnation and emphasizes seeking grace through Jesus.
Don Wright, Pulitzer winning editorial cartoonist at 32, now writes Weight On a 160 page book of his cartoons. The Miami News profile notes his independent style, late hours, hunger for ideas, and rising fame as syndication spreads.
Daily reader horoscope with zodiac signs Aries through Pisces offering guidance on business, career, finances, and personal matters. Highlights include practical advice to act decisively, manage duties, and seek counsel from associates and experts.
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