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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1962
Page
2
Mobile Atlas-Class classrooms from Divco-Wayne units replace crowded one room schools. Chicago has 150 in operation with heating air conditioning and separate washrooms, enabling rapid deployment and addressing population shifts and double shifts. New York plans 500 more by September.
The Americana salesman network, led by Vincent E Sutliff, visits families at home to present the 1962 edition of Americas first native encyclopedia. They prefer appointments over doorbell pitches and emphasize use in business, schools, and self-education, selling hope and ambition as part of a rising national cultural climate.
A company publication notes stopping distances rise with speed. At mph including reaction and braking the 47 feet, at 50 mph 243 feet, and at 70 mph 632 feet. The piece uses a row of dimes to illustrate stopping power.
An American Federation bulletin warns the Administration's farm bill could cost taxpayers nearly 2 billion dollars annually in the feed grain program alone. It says 162 million acres would be added to the current 74 million for allotments and predicts higher food costs if the bill passes due to potential food scarcity.
The lesson covers Jehoiachin’s brief reign and Judah’s fall to Babylon, the siege of Jerusalem, and the exile of the king, officials, and craftsmen. It notes Habakkuk’s prophecy, Jeremiah’s enduring role, and the question of moral self recovery amid national disaster.
The Health Insurance Institute reports more than 500000 mentally ill patients receive treatment in state and local hospitals, with about 200000 general hospital admissions annually. Many insured have coverage for nervous and mental disorders, and loss of income benefits add to medical coverage. Mental illness hits workers in their productive years, costing over 0.5 billion in earnings annually.
WGTV Channel 8 airs Growing South next week with Extension horticulturists demonstrating greenhouse tomatoes on Monday August 6 and fall garden practices on Wednesday August 8. Gerald Smith shows longer lasting cut flowers Friday August 10, plus Dr Dale Tindell covers poultry breeds Tuesday August 7 and Dorsey Dyer previews Georgia forest resources Thursday August 9.
The article surveys János Kádár’s program of guided liberalism in Hungary amid post uprising tensions. It notes moderation and non-Communist appointments, with critics within the party warning of dilution of control, while agriculture remains central to development and harmony. The piece hints at emerging corruption questions in the conservative Communist strategy.
An article from the University of Georgia urges homemakers to treat time as a resource, set goals and priorities, and write a plan for spending time. It compares time budgeting to money budgeting and suggests keeping a time record to identify where adjustments are needed with family involvement.
Milledgeville State Hospital received over 11 thousand pounds of edible shrimp from the State Game Fish Commission to feed patients. Commission director Fulton Lovell stated the shrimp came from confiscated game and fish, donated in compliance with Georgia law. Charges were filed against violators and fines paid.
Georgia dove hunters can expect a good season this fall as grain crops are down but doves remain plentiful. The season splits with a first segment September 15 to October 14 and a second January period, bag limit 12 and possession 24, shooting hours 12 noon to sunset.
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