02 Jul 1955
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1955
Page
1
In Georgia the twelfth grade's purpose and impact are debated among experts. Proponents credit higher student standing due to an extra year of specialized training, while critics question its overall value and call for program modernization without extra workload.
The article discusses public confusion over political moves and propaganda versus genuine defense decisions. It notes government alerts as possibly staged, causing fear without sparking action, and mentions discredited officials entangled in controversy affecting agents of the government.
A July 1955 discussion argues for keeping twelve years of education with robust high school learning, opposing grade cuts to save costs. It emphasizes education as essential, warns against sensational publicity, and cautions against personal recriminations that could harm the program and student outcomes.
An editorial argues Americans abroad face scrutiny due to rude behavior and careless rule-breaking. It urges better adherence to foreign laws and customs to maintain the United States' global respect as passport freedoms continue to rise.
A discussion rises over whether cigarette taxes or fear of lung cancer reduce smoking. The Tobacco Council director notes the drop in over 2.1 million quitters in 2.5 years and urges the National Cancer Society to weigh evidence. Experts acknowledge potential harm but demand proof while continuing investigation.
The piece notes calls to double the State Patrol to curb road carnage, mentions lingering July heat and June cool spell memories, and references political friction with Griffin staff after administration changes. It cites Washington evacuation, a four lane West Jackson highway plan, and Dulles challenging Russia over cold war tensions as broader context.
The piece argues that postwar awareness of security grew from confrontations with communism and anti-democratic movements. It critiques informants, investigations, and private bodies while urging a clear federal framework for FBI functions, hearings, passport and immigration roles, and fair processes to protect citizens during security efforts.
NBC and Mike Todd joined a cross border spectacle featuring Cantinflas in Tijuana. The Mexican star performed dangerous stunts with a bull while Todd watched and shouted encouragement. Cantinflas faced the bull, danced a mambo, and endured a dramatic routine that ended when the animal collapsed.
Chicago readers learn the National Safety Council estimates 40 million cars will fill roads over the July 4 weekend. About 389 motorists and pedestrians may die between 6 p.m. today and midnight Monday, as travel by car, train, plane and bus expands with extra equipment and holiday demand.
Former Los Angeles county surveyor Max Natapoff testified before the House Un American Activities subcommittee that he was fired after being ordered to appear as a witness. The Civil Service Commission said Natapoff was dismissed for being identified as a Communist party member. He refused to confirm current or past membership or identify a party card.
An Oriental saying warns that helping others may backfire if done with selfish motives. It cautions that the effort to rescue someone can deepen the helper’s own despair, suggesting inner motives matter more than outward acts.
Former President Herbert Hoover retires from public service at age 80, praised by 11 commission colleagues for leadership in drafting 19 depots and 315 recommendations to prune government. He says budget balance and tax cuts could follow if Congress adopts the panel's plans to sell unneeded federal property and curb government enterprises. He notes no plans to quit public life, urging service over self. He also quotes sermon reflections on seeking the kingdom of God.
Fifteen years ago Hungary kept troops massed along the frontier as Balkan flare intensifies cooled. Reports of demobilization disputed while Secretary Stimson's cabinet appointment cleared by the Senate military committee. The U S Navy touted as largest. Remodelling contract for the YMCA building awarded with Prince E Jin as low bidder at 11490 for rebuilding the pool. Bridge tournament begins at Glen Arven club. Dempsey delivers KO. Ten years ago MacArthur led invasion of Borneo as Balikpapan oil port targeted. Four Japanese cities razed by fires. Japanese losses cited. Truman offers UN charter to Senate. Lt Col Howard departs for overseas. Fourth of July tourney at Glen Arven attracting over 100 entries by noon.
A wife should respect her husband and seek harmony while modeling Christian living. Attend church together if possible, but avoid alienation. Express desire for his salvation, pray for his conversion, and avoid impatience, as the unbelieving husband may be won by her conduct.
A witness asks if touching an object is required as committee counsel questions Natapell who admits uncertainty about prior contact and notes it was handled by an informer.
A religious exhortation recalls historic persecution and doubt, urging readers to trust in God's hand. The piece emphasizes eternal hope, accountability to a Heavenly Father, and the belief that God keeps watch over every sparrow and hair, promising that work endures if aligned with faith.
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