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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1961
Page
2
The piece argues that banks and insurance firms in large cities act as central financing hubs for smaller communities. It asserts these large entities benefit from the influx of funds from smaller towns and should reinvest in local prospects, urging preferential lending to support regional industry and growth.
A Savannah Morning News column argues national media overlook Southern racial troubles while spotlighting them when they occur elsewhere. It cites Ohio pool integration arrests, crime in New York and Washington, and poll tax disputes, noting broader biases in reporting and federal intervention.
The Gulf and Ohio Railroad issues an educational pamphlet urging crossing safety with the slogan I Watch For Me You Watch For Me. The piece argues highway fatalities would drop if drivers and pedestrians both watch for oncoming trains at crossings and straight-aways. Local context notes ask for wider adoption of the safety plea to reduce the toll of traffic deaths.
Hollywood reports Brent Colbert, possibly renamed Bob Soolbert, steps into the Maverick role after James Garner's departure amid litigation. Colbert recalls his casual start, wardrobe miscue, and being told to wear Garner's costume as ABC officials note his fitting look and identical stock footage potential.
Red Chief Ultimatum II frames desegregation in Atlanta as the school board approves moving 10 Negro students to four high schools, while resisting Sandra Melkild’s transfer. House Speaker Smith asks Attorney General Cook to rule if state law blocks white student transfers to preserve freedom of association.
The piece argues that a robust Congress, free from executive overreach, can correct presidential errors. It cites Senator Robert A Taft as a model of constitutional leadership and warns that many current lawmakers bend to White House pressure while urging reforms to replace welfare statism and strengthen Congress.
A brief notice outlines the Thomasville Times Enterprise publishing affiliation with the Associated Press, exclusive republication rights, weekly and yearly mailing rates, subscription terms, and Georgia tax details. It lists contact options and prices for mail subscriptions and service in Georgia.
Billy Graham explains that self control comes not from willpower but through Christ who strengthens. He compares spiritual growth to repairing a roof with a ladder, urging practical steps and reliance on Jesus to overcome evil within.
The analysis warns that if Khrushchev accepts Mao’s leadership, war with the West could erupt. Mao would push Russia to fight while China waits for Soviet weakness to strike. Berlin looms as a potential Western flashpoint, risking universal conflict. Americans are urged to take the danger seriously.
A friend distinguishes liberty as the purpose of government versus Russia's emphasis on efficiency. The writer reflects that life is not simple or cheap, but its value justifies living, framing a defense of liberty as the core good.
A mixed set of across and down crossword clues lists unusual terms like Solemn promise tepees and River in Montana, plus hints for phrases such as Polish city and Ocean hints. The page blends word definitions with puzzle prompts and related wordplay entries.
The Sunday School lesson from the Book of James highlights the tongue as a small yet potent force. It can bless when used for good and cause harm when spread as rumor or gossip, producing trouble and discord.
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