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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1971
Page
2
The page presents editorials from The Times Enterprise with publisher L A Lee E Kelly and editor L Edward Kelly Jr. The item notes the paper’s contact details and notices for tax and sale procedures. It reflects local civic concerns and standard newspaper duties in the early 1970s.
A collage of letters and columnist notes from multiple small town papers urging civic responsibility and skepticism of big government. Readers push for voter participation, editorial independence, tax reform, balanced diets, and caution against overreach while reflecting on freedom and accountability.
A survey shows college graduates face the tightest job market in 20 years with employers increasingly in control. Graduates who conform to dress and grooming standards have better hiring prospects while those pursuing personal style risk being passed over.
The Lenoir News-Topic jokes that President Nixon aims to streamline the USPS and has called on Dwight Eisenhower to help cut costs. It quips about stamps failing to stick and mockingly notes glue and paper quality as clues to efficiency.
Marianne Means argues the Pentagon Viet Nam study disclosures heighten public doubt of government and erode credibility of the presidency across party lines. The papers are seen as a political bombshell showing a president pressed by advisers into a war he did not want, shaping voter confidence for future administrations.
Hal Boyle notes citizen distrust of leaders and media honesty about Vietnam. Gallup polls show many Americans doubt President Johnson’s Vietnam handling and worry papers stir militancy among antiwar activists. Democrats face greater impact as Republicans gain ammunition and Congress considers foreign policy controls.
Hy Hal Boyle surveys health and lifestyle notes noting overeating may raise cancer risk, lip cancer linked to sun exposure, and American crops' origins per the National Geographic Society. The piece blends trivia, quotes, and brief health raises.
Highlights recount events from 1788 ratification of the Constitution to Papal election of Paul VI in 1963 and King Faisal's 1966 Washington visit. Includes Tobruk fall, Scapa Flow internments, and a mile record in Turku.
The column argues the New York Times disclosure of a Pentagon Vietnam study exposes tensions between the Nixon administration and Democratic leaders. It critiques Johnson era covert strategy, contrasts Joint Chiefs of Staff plans with LBJ and McNamara choices, and recalls wartime maxims and intelligence roles guiding US conduct.
A long personal reminiscence recounts the American Legion’s evolving image across cities from Miami Beach to Macon. The piece centers on shifting norms, pranks, press coverage, and a dramatic lost manuscript from a chaotic 1950s convention night.
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