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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1962
Page
2
Thomas County residents face a September 12 Democratic primary amid a shift away from the county unit system and calls for thoughtful scrutiny of candidates. The piece emphasizes informed voting, civic responsibility, and the impact of urban voices on Georgia politics.
The Brunswick News argues that progress hinges on education research and development. It notes four cents of each dollar goes to R D while education receives about 70 million annually. a future depends on filling vast knowledge gaps in how learning occurs.
The Oklahoma Times notes that while headlines emphasize shock and crime, the paper also runs extensive coverage of education, scholarship winners, spring honor assemblies, science fairs, summer park programs, and activities by YWCA, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, and related groups, plus Boys State and Girls State features.
A column notes workplace harmony boosts retention and that most firings come from boss relations. It cites Americans paying millions to add please to telegrams, baldness linked to stress, sea wealth, and quirky trivia from fingerprints to lucky charms.
A sprawling piece on how state voting systems may be challenged as invidiously unbalanced. It notes Georgia’s county unit overhaul and potential shifts to popular vote, with pilot implications for Maryland Alabama Oklahoma Tennessee Wisconsin and others, as courts press for fair representation.
A Thomasville High School graduate recalls past shortages of Little League facilities as local efforts expand baseball for youth. The piece touts sandlot play as safe exercise, grades character, and aligns with the Georgia Sheriff's Boys' Ranch motto to build boys, not mend men, while urging active community support for youth.
George SokolsKy outlines how early cabinets of five evolved into a broader system with the National Security Council and CIA, NSF and space council roles. He notes the cabinet’s decline in policy influence as independent agencies rise and advisory roles grow distant from core policy.
The piece argues the Cabinet as principal presidential advisory, warns against secretive “Kitchen Cabinet” influence, cites past figures like Hughes Mellon Hoover, and likens government to a team effort akin to Little League baseball contributing to youth welfare and local recreation.
Some people seem to have luck in fishing while others toil without a bite. The piece notes that success comes from skill experience and a touch of luck. It reflects on why people enjoy fishing beyond the size or number of catches and the hopeful anticipation it creates.
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The Thomasville Times Enterprise announces republication rights for news dispatches and reserves special dispatch republishing rights. Published daily except Sunday by Times Enterprise Co Inc. Contact Madison Street address for subscriptions and changes. Rates shown include tax and vary by term.
A column lampoons several near mishaps from overconfident actions including checking fuel, pet affection, train crossings, and gun safety. The prize boner targets a man who thought joining a club and paying dues made him a Rotarian, a jibe echoed by Kansas City Buzz Baw.
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