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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1961
Page
2
The piece argues budgets guide operations in both sectors but notes a key difference. Businesses save unspent funds, while government agencies often spend surplus to avoid future cuts, leading to waste. It urges spending only necessary amounts and returning excess to the treasury to ease taxpayer burden.
A Charleston Daily Mail reader letter discusses medical care for the aged under social security, noting Presbyterian approval in Buffalo and American Medical Association pressure. It argues no single body speaks for all Americans and critiques the notion of pressure groups shaping church positions.
The article reflects on the changing labels used for civil rights actions, noting that terms like Freedom Riders and Night Riders have evolved in public discourse. It discusses how words enter and exit usage as newspapers and society reframes events and individuals over time.
A collage of trivia and quotes notes trends and oddities from Europe and America. It cites rising literacy and stenography in the United States, Irish peace trends, birth trees in Europe, coin lore, and amusing facts about manners, safety, fashion, cuisine, and old proverbs.
Kennedy’s early White House calm fades as Republicans sharpen focus on foreign policy. Khrushchev warns of six months of pressure while U.S. and Soviet envoys plan disarmament talks, hampered by mistrust and mutual cheating fears.
The piece compiles editorials from across the nation on the Freedom Riders, contrasting views from St. Petersburg, Syracuse, Honolulu, Wall Street Journal, Manchester and New York Daily News. It also notes former President Truman’s remarks urging Northern readers to let Southern issues resolve themselves.
Representative Charles E. Bennett introduces H.R. 902 to require correct U S government accounting. The bill seeks a special Treasury account for capital asset sales to reduce the public debt and retire obligations, with proceeds used for debt reduction and never reissued.
The text argues for rigorous accounting of the U S debt and public assets. It cites 1959 figures for public domain acres and federal buildings valued at 17.5 billion, condemns neglected New York City school property and lack of depreciation or contingency funds, and urges formal asset valuation to fix fiscal governance.
Billy Graham style guidance encourages standing firm in conviction against peer pressure. The writer cites courage in refusing ballroom dancing while classmates pressure conformity, and quotes Charles Kingsley on honesty versus wrongdoing versus folly.
The massed staff of lobbyists operates from the White House signaling a growing pressure system in government. Congressmen fear its political impact as patronage power concentrates with the President and his close associates.
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