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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1959
Page
5
A monthly Atlanta column by Dr. Vernelle Fox promotes alcoholism awareness and a national program. It outlines treatment advances, psychosomatic approaches, and public health warnings. The piece urges readers to seek help and informs drinkers and non drinkers about signals and support, noting government actions and industry factors.
President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon plan a $100-a-plate fundraiser to energize Republicans for regaining control of Congress. The event in Washington aims to raise over $300,000 for House and Senate campaign committees, with proceeds split 60 40 between the two bodies.
Klaus Fuchs, the German born scientist who aided the Soviets with Western atomic secrets, is expected to be released from London's Old Bailey after serving nine years. He may be deported and faces calls to bar him from East Germany due to fears he could pass on further secrets or provide propaganda value to the Soviet bloc.
Walter Williams 116 year old, called the last survivor of the Confederate army, received a bedside ceremony recognizing a higher rank than any of his comrades. The weekend event at his bedside honored his status as a distinguished veteran.
Dr Vernelle Fox outlines alcoholism as a leading U.S. public health problem with millions affected. She cites State figures, economic costs to industry, and societal impact, and proposes a series of articles to broaden understanding and discuss rehabilitation and solutions.
Washington lawmakers urge action on water pollution. Rep. James C. Wright and Rep. Charles B. Gubser call the Potomac the most polluted river west of the Nile as debate over a water pollution bill highlights federal sewer and filtration needs. Md and D C congressmen seek 16 million dollars for new lines and plants.
Widowed Fall River mother Sarah Plante watched twin brothers Dale and Dana Plante graduate from colleges 50 hours apart. Dale, a landscape architecture major, received his degree at 10:30 a.m. in Amherst, while Dana earned his degree at Wesleyan University in Middletown, Conn., at 6 p.m. The unusual plan came from University of Massachusetts President Jean Paul Mather to enable the family to attend both ceremonies.
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