Police and Drivers Clash Over Traffic Safety
An editorial argues traffic safety hinges on drivers not officers, noting most motorists are courteous but a minority show aggression or impatience. It emphasizes officers protect the public from reckless driving and drunk driving and deserve driver cooperation.
Lovett Loses House Seat in Georgia Runoff
W H Lovett of Dublin a longtime Georgia legislator loses reelection to W M Towson in a runoff primary by 148 to 16th District margin. The race saw more votes in the second election than the first and marked the end of a notable political era in Lovett's county.
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Smart Trick Shocks Moonshiners Near Buford Georgia
Four boys on a search for a lost white faced yearling in Buford Georgia caught moonshiners at a still. Two stayed with the scene while two others alerted authorities, and the pair near the still let air from the moonshine operation's tires to slow the activity until officers arrived. The incident highlights how youth vigilance can disrupt illicit operations.
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Journalism offers exciting career paths for graduates
The editor urges graduating seniors to consider journalism, citing rapid current events and public service as compelling rewards. It argues journalism offers parity for women, opportunities to witness major events, and a chance to record city, state, and national affairs for a news hungry public.
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Algeria and the Congo Frame War Devastation Across North Africa
The region remains volatile with eight to ten years of civil strife in Algeria, including hospital bombings and mass killings as factions oppose independence. French efforts toward peace are noted, while global condemnation is urged for the violence.
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Over-production fears and global trade balance analysis
The piece argues that world over-production now exists alongside uneven consumption. It traces stockpiling to price support, notes excess capacity in steel and other sectors, and warns of unemployment and social disruption if surpluses persist or if foreign demand collapses. It cites US, Soviet, and allied capacity and urges a bold policy decision.
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Kennedy Works to Bridge Business Government Gap
President Kennedy seeks to ease distrust between business and government amid Wall Street and tax policy tensions. Edward Gudeman, former Sears executive, notes shift toward understanding, while Dana Latham and others say IRS meetings reduce suspicion through direct exposure to tax processes and policy debate.
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Thomasville Times Enterprise publication and mail details
The item lists republication rights for Thomasville Times Enterprise dispatches and mail handling information. It notes second class postage paid in Thomasville Georgia, subscription rates, and tax details including weekly, three month, six month, and yearly options.
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Prayer for Courage and Peace From Louise Capen Smith
A devotional blessing from Louise Capen Smith of Walkerville Ontario asks for cleansing of evil thoughts and a peaceful mind. She prays for courage to face tomorrow and patience to endure a changing world with faith and confidence in God.
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Word Puzzle Clues Set Mixes Across and Down
A mixed list of crossword style clues with numbers for across and down entries. Entries include genus terms for crabs and swine, color shades, anatomical terms, and historical names, forming a dense puzzle grid with expected definitions and spellings.
Campaigns Near End as Voters Brace for September 12 Vote
The State Democratic Executive committee set an early candidate closing date. From now until September 12, candidates will campaign across the state to win voter support, likely leaving both sides worn out by election day.
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