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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1973
Page
2
Lee E. Kelly is listed as Publisher and Editorial Writer with L. Edward Kelly Jr. as Editor in a June 29, 1973 notice. The item confirms the names and roles within the publication staff.
The Watergate hearings reveal White House officials kept a list of enemies and planned a nationwide campaign to harass political foes. Memoranda show attempts to use FBI IRS and CIA to surveil critics and opponents, with implications of a police state if unchecked.
A TV critic watches Casablanca (1943) to study what makes a film a classic. He notes Ingrid Bergman's unchanged charm and Bogart's apparent aging, while observing audience reactions from teens to adults during a classic week on television.
Ingrid writes about Casablanca praising Bogart and Bergman while noting the famous misquote. she cites the cannonfire line and the song As Time Goes By. The piece argues a classic depends on story and cast but remains a timeless tale of love and patriotism.
Washington insiders allege Higby helped Haldeman direct Watergate reports through Strachan while remaining on the White House payroll. Higby denies direct involvement with the Watergate formation though sources say he visited the White House daily and was kept in the loop.
The National Park Service runs ten luxury “trest houses” for VIPs in places like Camp Hoover Shenandoah and Brinkerhoff Lodge Grand Tetons with daily rates from 10 to 45 dollars. Notable guests include Elliot Richardson and William Rehnquist while ordinary visitors pay much more to stay elsewhere. The service may be closed if officials allow.
June 29 1973 marks a historical roll call with notable events including the first commercial U S to Europe flight in 1939 ending in Lisbon, Rubens birth in 1577, Shakespeare’s Globe fire in 1613, Tahiti control by France in 1880, and other late 19th to 1960s items.
A London Express article titled The White House Witch Hunt argues Watergate shows both national politics and media scrutiny in the United States. It discusses Senate hearings with John Dean III under cross examination, notes shifts in questioning by Sen. Gurney and Sen. Inouye, and highlights cross country perceptions of Nixon era investigations. The piece cites Vivian Prideaux and Jamie Oglesby sharing clippings from June 10.
In Parliament Angus Maude questions American sensibilities over Watergate. He praises Nixon's achievements including law and order, inflation control, ending the Vietnam conflict, and detente with Russia and China, while criticizing press hostility and opposition figures. He suggests American leaders and media erode trust in government.
Marianne Means argues the General Services Administration spent over 2.2 million on improvements to Nixon’s Florida and California private homes, a first for a president. She questions the legitimacy of roof repairs furnaces wiring and landscaping as public expense while defending security related items like outbuildings and a bullet proof pool screen.
The piece questions if taxpayers should fund a beach cabana and a pool heater for President Nixon. It notes over 1 million dollars in federal funds boosting the value of his property and argues the government should buy the homes to serve future presidents.
A misaddressed envelope meant for Editor at McKenzie Banner Box 100 Nashville Tennessee 38201 was misrouted showing a Postal Service numbers game. The piece notes McKenzie’s zip 38201 but implies delivery still failed.
Hal Boyle reports a movie usherette jokes about a full moon night and demanding seats while fending off advances. The backstage chatter turns into playful, cheeky banter reflecting theater life and popcorn trivia from earlier cinema days.
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