Lee E. Kelly Publishes Editorials and Names Editor
June 26, 1971, page 4 notes Lee E. Kelly as Publisher and Editorial Writer with L Edward Kelly Jr. as Editor. The piece marks editorial leadership details for the publication.
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1971
Page
2
June 26, 1971, page 4 notes Lee E. Kelly as Publisher and Editorial Writer with L Edward Kelly Jr. as Editor. The piece marks editorial leadership details for the publication.
The article discusses the government attempts to restrain publication of the Pentagon Papers and the ensuing clash with major newspapers like The New York Times and The Washington Post. It argues that government censorship threatens press freedom and public trust, warning of potential broader abuses if the press is compelled to bow to authorities.
A safety reminder warns pedestrians face higher fatality risk with 9800+ U S deaths and 150000 injuries last year. Tips include crossing at intersections, looking both ways, obeying signals, using crosswalks, walking against traffic when necessary, and wearing bright clothing with a flashlight at night.
James J. Kilpatrick compares church activists to Burke, detailing United Presbyterian Church actions at Gulf Oil's Angola and Mozambique investments. The group supported MPLA and Frelimo linked candidates, criticized for aiding Communist aligned groups, while noting the effort drew protests in Tacoma and Anchorage.
ANTHONY HARRIGAN argues in Nashville that major newspapers press liberal politics and that The New York Times illegal disclosure of a secret Pentagon study risks national security. He warns Congress should preserve executive secrecy and uphold responsible journalism amid calls for U.S. withdrawal from Asia and media bias.
A guide from Richard Lathrop emphasizes self-knowledge as the first step in job hunting. It suggests structured exercises, a diary method, and clear example prompts to identify marketable skills, past achievements, and ideal work areas. It notes a Career Analysis Guidelines packet and practical questions to shape a personal skills package.
The piece argues that fortunate background or wealth does not guarantee contentment. It cites Jeremiah about God valuing loving kindness and righteousness over wisdom or power, and says true happiness comes from accepting Christ, not worldly riches.
A jumble of cryptic style clues and stray word fragments appears, listing numbers and partial phrases such as desert alkali, malian wine, blue gold ball earthenware, and nine-uyas, with stray city names and misspelled terms, suggesting a damaged OCR puzzle page.
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