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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1958
Page
5
A cluttered listing shows a mix of business ads and real estate notices including a drive-in supper club with curb service and picnic boxes, home grown fruits, and several rental and sale offers. It references Tallahassee Road, East Side School area housing, and multiple contact numbers. entries mention homes, trailers, and used cars for sale.
In Dawsonville Georgia the Georgia Nuclear Laboratories near the Blue Ridge tests a self sustaining reaction for a nuclear powered aircraft. A 90 watt initial test precedes a planned 10 megawatt reactor by fall to study loading refueling and radiation issues for future plane power. The Air Force runs the project via Lockheed Aircraft Corp on a 10 000 acre site.
The Civil Rights Commission said it needs specific complaints before acting on alleged police brutality in Dawson Georgia. It dismissed rumors about an atmosphere of fear among Negroes, while two local leaders denied such conditions and city officials defended the police.
AP report notes rising under twenty population shares and longer life expectancy. Analysts warn a shrinking working age group could slow output unless labor force grows, capital deepens, and tech progress accelerates. Experts urge reform of retirement norms to keep workers longer.
Representative William Colmer and Senator Herman Talmadge argue for a new farm program that ends acreage and production controls. Farmers would plant freely while the government pays parity on domestic sales and exports the remainder at market prices. The plan, already tested with wool, aims to stop small-farm abandonment and boost exports to regain foreign markets.
London AP reports the founder of Cancer Anonymous, Rev. Brian Hessian, aged 48, announced from his hospital bed that his right lung was removed in his second major cancer operation. He stated he plans to continue living and fight the illness.
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