Mental Health Crisis Faces Thomas County Community
An article cites US Public Health Service data showing widespread mental illness and urges local action. It highlights Thomasville Thomas County Community Mental Health Foundation formed to fund a clinic costing 15 to 17 thousand dollars yearly, staffed by a social worker and secretary with psychologists on call, and outlines a multi level funding plan involving county state and federal matching funds.
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U.S. Public Health Service
Thomas County
Milledgeville State Hospital
United States
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Thomasville-Thomas County
What If A Truly Pro-Business Climate Existed
Newsweek reports that 602 leading manufacturers earmarked 3.2 billion dollars for 1969 capital investment, a 19 percent rise from the prior quarter. Durable goods firms foresee larger gains, while critics note burdensome taxes and regulatory expansion hindering enterprise. The piece asks what would happen if policy favored business to expand and hire.
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Newsweek Magazine
Foreign aid loans hurt U S steel jobs says columnist
Columnist Jack Anderson argues that U S aid to foreign steel plants has allowed modernized foreign mills to compete, shrinking America's steel share from 46 percent in 1950 to 25 percent now. He cites Japan's five year grants and export bank loans totaling over 276 million.
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Jack Anderson
U. S
Anderson
Japan
New Year Greetings Forecast for 1964
Observers ask what the new year holds as communities welcome 1964 with hopeful sentiment. Towns anticipate changes in economy, culture, and daily life as residents plan ahead.
Year 1964 seen as good despite 1963 shadows
Georgia and Thomasville ante up cautious optimism for 1964 as Gov. Carl E Sanders leads with education and tax reform on the agenda. The Kennedy assassination and national shift loom over local plans, with the Chamber of Commerce and county boards eyeing growth and fiscal balance for the year ahead.
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Georgia
Thomasville
Thomas County
Carl E Sanders
Thomasville - Thomas County
Washington Affairs at UN In Fluid State
In a year end outlook, John Chamberlain assesses UN politics and global blocs as 1963 ends. He foresees a fluid 1964 with new alignments, Khrushchev bluster, and hopes for a Kennedy Rostow peace blueprint. He predicts steady U.S. economy and Lyndon Johnson defeating any rival for president.
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Autre
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Washington
Troika
de Gaulle
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Kennedy
Walt Rostow
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Soviet Russia
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Time-Enterprise Co. publishes Thomasville news with postal details
The Timea-Enterprise Co. Inc. holds reprint rights for Thomasville Ga dispatches and local news. It lists publication schedule, mail subscriptions, and tax details with weekly and yearly rates.
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Associated Press
Timea-Enterprise Co., Inc
Thomasville
N. Madison Si
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Painter with a Sprayer Recolors House and Hair in Turquoise
A New York mother recounts how she paints furniture, walls, and even hair with bold colors. She describes transforming a gray chair to green, a pink laundry hamper to white, and a daughter’s room to turquoise amid ongoing decorating moods.
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New York
Should I Force Teens To Sunday School
The answer urges inviting rather than coercing and notes teens may resist due to growing up and parental example. It suggests teachers improve preparation, aims to win them over through Jesus Christ, and encourages parents to set a good example so children may be impressed by their witness and come to understand the Bible better.
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Today in History highlights from 1781 to 1963 events
Highlights include Henry Laurens release from the Tower of London in 1781 after capture of his ship, Lincoln’s 1862 West Virginia act, Rasputin’s 1916 murder, Bermuda ending auto ban in 1945, Churchill’s 1953 remark, Western Air Lines 1961 contract, and Nationalists’ 1962 guerrilla actions.
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Henry Laurens
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Holland
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Laurens
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Leningrad
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Tax policy looms large for 1963 General Assembly
The January session is expected to tackle education funding and new tax money. Officials debate whether to raise existing taxes or create new ones. It is now certain that 1963 will see increased taxes in some form.
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General Assembly
Thomasville
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