Why Trash Collections Do They Pay for City Cleanup
A citizens debate questions if costly trash removal by city crews prompts more litter. The writer notes widespread littering by pedestrians and drivers, argues much is thoughtless, and praises Thomasville for regular garbage collection while criticizing over-petting residents for relying on city services.
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Drastic Steps Coming to Tackle Reckless Dawson Street Driving
A local observer labels Dawson Street traffic as dangerous and reckless. He cites speeds well above the 35 mph limit and calls for drastic measures, including license suspensions after repeat offenses and stricter enforcement to curb teen and young adult speeding.
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Main Street Not Wall Street
A Georgia citizen explains the contrast between Main Street and Wall Street. He argues Main Street sustains cities with essential business and services, while Wall Street handles money and speculation. improving Main Street supports national prosperity and can indirectly influence Wall Street.
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Defense policy and arms race with Russia discussed
Opinion pieces debate complacency versus alarm about Soviet threat. General LeMay warned of U S vulnerability by 1959, but the Strategic Air Command discounts the claim while both nations push rapid advances in weapons and defense.
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Strategic Air Command
Russia
Picturing Ike as ap shows and draft relief for service men
A scrambled clipping notes varied items from draft policy to beer in parks and Ku Klux Klan activity in Louisiana. It mentions the loss of Rev. Olint Cooper from Thomasville and his ongoing availability next year.
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Father as Boss in Modern Families A Generational Debate
Boyle notes that many families reject a single head in favor of shared authority while reflecting on his own strict, old fashioned father. He compares childhood discipline with contemporary parenting and suggests more decisive leadership may be needed.
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American Communist leaders seek tactful independence from Moscow
A confidential report says the U S Communist Party met in March to diverge mildly from Moscow on tactics while preserving allegiance. Eugene Dennis allegedly outlined a shift to gain U S influence, with John Gates’s Daily Worker editorial signaling internal tension after Khrushchev’s Stalin critique.
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Thomasville Times Enterprise Contact and Publication Notes
Telephones listed for business ads display advertising editorial and news. Publication notes claim exclusive republication rights and second class mail status for Thomasville Georgia paper.
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Thomasville
Contentment over riches guides a Christian home
A Christian parent can secure lasting value by teaching children to seek godliness and contentment rather than material abundance. Faith and joy in the Lord, visible in daily life, offer a foretaste of heaven and prove loving guidance more precious than gifts.
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Christ
Shortage of Scientists and Engineers Sparks Debate on Education
The piece argues that a genuine shortage of capable thinkers spans fields from science to philosophy. It critiques over specialized PhD training, suggests a three-semester year to ease student load, and warns against relying solely on engineers for national security. It contrasts US and Soviet manpower, urging broad thinking and wisdom over narrow know-how.
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Edward A. Fitzpatrick
Howard A. Meyerhoff
Eugene M. Kulischer
United States
Soviet Russia
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Russia
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Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf collage
A syndicated comic collage notes a bruising boxing bout with Mike Flaherty ending in a murmur from the defeated fighter. A humor strip pairs college friend quips about wives and wealth while Bertrand Russell’s remark reflects on historical lovers.
Across and Down Word Puzzle Clues
A compact listing of across and down crossword clues with numbered hints covering cards, colors, verbs, tools, and proper nouns across 33 positions and down 34 positions including sodium near the end. The set includes a mix of common words, names, and abbreviations suitable for a puzzle solution.
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