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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1960
Page
2
A political analysis argues Lyndon B. Johnson is better suited than Jack Kennedy for the Democratic nomination and presidency. It praises Johnsons experience, political skill, and energy while noting Kennedys youth and wealth as less compelling factors.
The piece warns Castro would confiscate all U S business in Cuba if the sugar quota bonus of 150 million dollars is cut. It accuses him of seizing American investments and curtailing operations, urging the United States to retaliate by ending Cuba sugar support.
Old homes on North Broad West Monroe North Madison and Washington streets are razed to make way for a drive in Bank of Thomas County and used car lots. Lumber from dismantled structures will be sold. changing building styles reflect shifts from large rooms lacking plumbing to modern homes with central heating AC bright baths and kitchens.
A humorous 1950s style guide lists common office types from bold deceivers to true geniuses. It lampoons loafing, gossip, time wasting and the misused suggestion box, ending with a quip about trying again if at first you fail.
The essay argues editors should expose a leader’s own words rather than rely on speech writers. It cites Hoover Eisenhower Rockefeller Johnson and a 1957 letter about Israel and the UN. The piece critiques use of speechwriters and highlights off the cuff clarity and moral consistency in leaders.
The letter argues the UN must have equity as a core principle and questions its legitimacy if the United States and Soviet Union ignore UN authority. It urges opposing punitive sanctions unless policies are morally justified and notes Dean Acheson and John Foster Dulles as representatives of distinct strategic stances during postwar policy.
The piece argues John Foster Dulles sought a broad allied front against the Soviet Empire, but faults its personnel and ally enthusiasm. It notes an impending January change in the U.S. administration and questions who may be named Secretary of State under Nixon, Kennedy, or Johnson.
Governor Rockefeller’s hesitance to back Nixon for the GOP nominal spot signals he may seek the lead himself. His NY governorship underlines his political weight, possibly swinging the convention if Nixon falters on ballots.
A Georgia archaeologist and Thomas Jefferson are highlighted in a Carnegie funded project by Lamar Dodd. Four thousand color slides span painting sculpture architecture and more with an aim to educate college students and public libraries nationwide.
Publication details for the Thomasville Times Enterprise reference marks and subscription rates. The paper states AP dispatch rights, republication restrictions, and mailing information including address 119 N Madison St Thomasville Ga with subscription pricing and payment terms.
The Macon News reports a Congress proposal to tax babysitters for social security deductions. Protests from kids, parents, agencies, and those needing sitting are recorded. Critics say tracking pennies costs exceed benefits, illustrating welfare statism concerns.
The city urges keeping streets and sidewalks clean to protect its appearance for visitors and residents. Weekend trash on sidewalks creates a poor impression when people ride around town on Sunday. Enjoy a refreshing watermelon this season and consult a doctor if you cannot eat one.
A scanned list of crossword like clues and answers with numbered entries including Italian river Guido, constellations, symbols, and clothing makers. The fragment shows varied terms from linguistics to geography and everyday items, suggesting a puzzle page snippet.
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