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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1971
Page
2
A commentary argues that 14.4 million Americans receive welfare and a minimum income guarantee looms, warning of inflationary effects and increased unemployment. It condemns dependency, advocates stricter enforcement, and laments legal leniency, crime, and political pressure as the nation faces bankruptcy or solvency.
A Raleigh NC News and Observer column explores evolving attitudes toward fishing, contrasting old negative views with Shakespearean praise. The piece notes poets and writers praise the sport's pleasures from water sounds to dreams, ending with a wry nod to fishing lore and the big catch that got away.
The piece reviews a growing trial of a four day forty hour work week by several firms and the Civil Service Commission. It notes lower absenteeism and higher worker satisfaction in experiments and discusses potential wider adoption and questions about what workers will do with extra free time.
Vice President Spiro Agnew remains under pressure as White House aides snub him at a Johnson library event and rumors swirl that he could be dropped from the 1972 ticket. Analysts cite Connally speculation and White House jockeying as signs of potential changes, while Agnew publicly acts unfazed.
John Chamberlain argues Nixon benefited politically from the New York Times Pentagon documents, while defending Nixon’s integrity and contrasting Democratic advisers actions with presidential secrecy. He cites Rostow Bundys and Kennedy’s Cuban policy as context for trust in confidential diplomatic information.
Hal Boyle notes that gender cues persist in behavior but mocks the idea of easily distinguishing sexes. He suggests common traits mark men and women, from listening habits to finances, while joking that truly certain identification comes only from being a parent of a teen.
The text contrasts fear of God for non Christians with the Christian view of God as loving yet mighty. It urges reverence and warns against casual or irreverent speech about God. It notes that faith in Christ removes fear for believers and defines the believer as God’s child in the household of faith.
Ford builds a $200,000 presidential car on a Lincoln Continental frame with heavy armor and special features, a project overseen by Nick Farook who resigned amid controversy. The interview reveals how the large sum is spent and why the second hundred thousand presents budgeting challenges.
Former War on Solvency director Farook, newly Car Budget Director, recounts a costly dream of a $200000 presidential car. He details feasibility doubts, sourcing handcrafters, a failed tire plan bought on sale, and vanity fittings stripped to cut costs. He admits miscalculations and cites missing trade-in allowance as his firing reason.
A compact daily horoscope urging tact and calm across the zodiac. Advice covers relationships at home and with rivals, budgeting, health, responsibility, and practical actions to prevent conflicts and improve personal standing. Individuals should seek balance, prudence, and constructive steps today.
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