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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1957
Page
2
In June 1957 Thomasville tackles trash removal costs and cleanliness. Residents debate container use while city crews replace carts with trucks, hauling refuse to the dump. The piece argues ongoing city service justifies taxes and cleanliness as a community value.
A Vanderbilt student outlines a series of articles covering transportation, housing, parks, employment, voting rights, real estate, and more as the segregation debate intensifies. The piece cautions that dialogue may escalate amid diverse organizations and rising tensions before any broad equality is achieved.
A commentator argues that government handouts have grown since the 1920s, urging taxpayers to resist rising federal grants and state matching funds that burden individuals. The piece warns uncontrolled spending could erode standards and prompt drastic action, including rebellion, if unchecked.
The piece reports Chiang Kai-shek accepting responsibility for anti American riots in Formosa and urging restraint to prevent Communist influence. It notes his regret over the disorders impact on U.S. relations and stresses his hope that democracy remains intact in Formosa amid regional tensions.
At 21 Lee Remick wins praise from director Elia Kazan after her screen debut in A Face in the Crowd. Kazan signs her for five more pictures, recognizing her beauty and talent. Remick describes her hunger for acting and her Arkansas baton twirling as she seeks formal acting lessons.
The Senate Rackets Committee probes Beck and cousin McEvoy for invoking the Fifth Amendment. Court rulings allow or limit selective answers, with a Colorado case upholding a witness’s full incriminating start. If Becks are cited and convicted, a new Supreme Court ruling may emerge.
The passage argues that depth and duration of love shape forgiveness and hurt. Couples often blame others for faults they themselves possess, while acknowledging hidden flaws improves self awareness and conscious control.
A correspondent from Butte Montana argues against the Right to Work label, urging that it masks coercion in unions. The piece critiques Wagner Act era laws, urges detailed public accounting, and calls for full McClellan Committee probes into union finances, leadership control, and political spending.
Former governor EEN Johnson recalls a mountaineer convicted of a feud killing on circumstantial evidence. Pleas failed, a pencil note from the prisoner won a commutation to life. A Bleating gift arrives from TV commentator Ben Grauer with a cheeky card.
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