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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1963
Page
2
A Barron’s letter argues price fixing fails across eras and systems. Cites Tiberius Domitian and Commodus while warning government control intrudes on free enterprise and individual action, noting repeated violations and a persistent black market.
A cautionary piece warns against excessive sun exposure at beaches or pools. It notes complaints from sunburn victims and explains the dangers of hours in the sun without protection, advising wise, measured tanning and avoidance of deep burns.
The Charleston Daily Mail jokes about the new FCC chairman’s claim there is not enough variety in television. It tallies hundreds of genres and products from Westerns to beauty remedies, noting an excess rather than scarcity of options. The piece satirically questions the chairman’s verdict.
On June 28 1963 notable moments include the assassination of Austrian Archduke Francis Ferdinand in 1914 that sparked World War I the Monmouth battle in 1778 Queen Victoria's coronation in 1888 the Dixie Clipper first commercial US Europe flight in 1989 and other events from 1948 1946 1959 1963. Recent years cover East German police shifts and Soviet spy Soblen arrest in Israel.
A Kennedy Europeans tour yields praise from West Germans as Kennedy reiterates U S resolve to defend West Berlin and bolster Atlantic ties. De Gaulle counters with caution about U S leadership while U S Attorney General Kennedy signals a possible carveout for small businesses in the civil rights ban. Debates on Germany and civil rights shape a tense 1963 outlook.
A humorous NY AP piece sketches middle age as a time of hospital visits obituaries weather nostalgia and self talk. It notes shifting priorities increased worry about politics aging optics and the ritual of taking aspirin while trudging onward through life.
A Fortune magazine analysis argues that farm policy and subsidies threaten European unity and the push for a Western free trade regime. It notes vetoes on Britain's Common Market entry over agriculture, potential deadlock on a common policy, and U.S. tariff concessions tied to farm exports, urging reform to avoid a broader market disruption.
An OCR fragment shows the Thomasville Times Enterprise Co. contact and rate line items. It lists address 119 N Madison St Thomasville Ga and P O Box 111 as mailing addresses. It notes second class postage, sales tax, and sample subscription prices per week month and year with tax included.
Four African foreign ministers plan to press the UN Security Council in New York during July for sanctions against Portugal over Angola and Mozambique and against South Africa over apartheid. The piece notes tensions around desegregation and mentions Archduke Otto von Habsburg visiting Angola and criticizing bureaucratic rules amid calls for foreign capital to aid development.
The Archduke praises Portugal with its colonial ties to Angola and argues a multi racial commonwealth could emerge there. He contends whites, blacks and mixed bloods deserve equal rights and cites Austria Hungary’s past example of minority equality as a model for a peaceful global order.
The piece contrasts limited political rights in the Austro Hungarian Empire with freer life for Hungarians and Czechs under Franz Joseph, then critiques Angola’s path under Salazar and the threats from Holden Roberto. It foresees Portugal’s hold on Angola weakening and the rise of a multi racial commonwealth as tolerance wanes with time.
In a rural development accord with Algeria signed Tieedacoo the United States plans to supply surplus U S food as wages for about 80 000 unemployed Algerians. Critics say Washington’s give away policy discriminates against needy Americans who go hungry.
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