AMA Opposes Medical Care Bill as Socialistic Pressure Lines Grow
Georgia Medical Assn president elect blasts Sen. Russell and Rep. Vinson for backing aged medical care measures. The AMA lobby opposes such bills, likening them to socialist programs tied to welfare state expansion. The piece argues Congress will likely pass some form of medical care for the aged despite AMA resistance.
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Georgia Medical Assn
Richard B. Russell
Rep
Carl ‘Vinson
AMA
Washington
Georgia Medical Group
Russell
Vinson
Congress
Goofy Tale Of Vanishing Marigolds In City Garden
Francis Stilley recounts a humorous mystery of marigolds that kept disappearing from a postage stamp garden. After suspecting boomerangs cats and other culprits, he discovers a bird, sized like a robin, carrying off a marigold in its beak.
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New York
Screw Worms Enemies Of Livestock
Thomasville area report warns that the screw worm has reached Boni so Fide near the Georgia line. County Agent Whittle urges livestock operators to inspect all wounds and treat promptly. The pest caused heavy losses in 1987 in Thomas County and spreading control requires quick action and expert advice.
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Boniso
Thomas County
Thomasville
Boston
Summerhill Road
W. L. Whittle
Kennedy Learning Curve Shaped by Vienna Khrushchev Talks
An opinion piece argues President Kennedy will mature past campaign-style expectations. It says his Vienna visit and direct talks with Khrushchev showed diplomacy requires new language and a tougher grasp of Cold War realities. It notes Kennedy’s growth from Os to a broader, evolving set of responsibilities.
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Kentowar
Harry Ing
Johnson
Cal
Joe Kennedy
Ier
Kehn Kennedy
Tom
White House
Vienna
Khrushchev
John Kennedy
Westast
Kennedy's Early Career Advantage Highlights Political Trial
The piece argues Kennedy's early career will shape his presidency by making him cautious and vigilant against aides seeking to mislead. It draws parallels to Lincoln Hoover and MacArthur warnings, noting the need to distance from untrusted associates or face indecision and scandal.
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Kennedy
John Kennedy
MacArthur
Abraham Lincoln
Herbert Hoover
JFK Should Take It Easy
Aged burdens of the presidency are heavy for John Kennedy who faces global tensions and domestic problems. The piece argues for balance between work and rest, noting Kennedy’s vigor and the need to pace duties to sustain leadership and achieve long term success.
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United States
Stevenson sees Latin America in revolution and urgency
Adlai Stevenson reports Latin America remains in upheaval with widespread poverty and unrest. He contrasts communist promises of overnight change with U S long term aid plans under Kennedy. Both leaders warn that narrowing the gap between rich and poor is essential to prevent communist appeal.
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Kennedy
Stevenson
United Nations
Cuba
United States
Latin America
Ab. BuareBlop
Bie
Congress
Why a Disabled Daughter Tests Faith and Grace
A letter asks why a 24-year-old with cerebral palsy exists and whether suffering has purpose. The writer notes faithful parenting and quotes figures like Handel Catherine Booth and Helen Keller to argue that physical illness is not the worst fate and that many handicapped people achieve dignity and faith.
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J. M
Messiah
Handel
Catherine Booth
Helen Keller
Borrow For Education Promotes Low-Cost College Loans
A Taxpayer letter from Albany argues for an expanded low-cost loan fund to cover college expenses. Students would repay after graduation from higher earnings fueled by the degree, aligning with personal initiative and the prevailing system.
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Albany, N. Y
Thomasville Times Enterprise Public Notice Sample
Public notice text from Thomasville Times Enterprise outlines republication rights and postage details. It lists mailing addresses in Thomasville Georgia, subscription rates, and tax charges for various periods. The notice indicates daily publication except Sundays and directs inquiries to the Times Enterprise Co. offices.
Jumbled Clues Quiz From A Fragmented Puzzle Page
A fragmented OCR puzzle lists numbered clues and partial answers covering vocabulary across multiple categories. Readers try to infer missing words such as poems, ants, and measurements while noting garbled names and stray letters from the historical page.
Nature and kindness differ among people
The text argues that people worldwide share similarities and differ in temperament. It suggests God grants varied inclinations from generous to selfish and urges understanding when meeting difficult individuals.
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