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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1958
Page
2
In a Gratic primary in Georgia many voters expect a calm political tone as W Fred Scott returns to the legislature unopposed. The piece praises Scott's long service, calls for stable leadership, and notes his unselfish efforts benefiting Thomasville and the state through infrastructure and public projects.
The piece notes progress toward university integration in Florida, acknowledging controversy but asserting advancement. It cites Jorge Devane as easing legal barriers while warning that deeper changes remain and tensions may rise, with potential legal battles and broader southern expansion feared as risky.
The piece notes a rising interest in religion among students and its impact on campus life. Dr Milton Eisenhower of Johns Hopkins advocates using this trend, with religious courses expanding in state and private universities and influencing social orders beyond traditional roles.
The text discusses global confidence in research across nations and the ongoing drive to define progress and its meaning. It notes rocket age milestones, the probing of every new discovery, and the shift of military science toward broadly valuable, civilization-preserving aims while acknowledging threats from powerful new forces.
An early edition notes Thomasville holds many advantages that remain unused by residents and businesses, suggesting opportunities for growth and development despite existing gaps in utilization.
A collage of curiosities and quips from a New York columnist. Notable asides include waffles introduced by the Dutch, Jefferson and poison ideas, a thought on salt from drying oceans, jokes on fathers and grandfathers, and traffic fatality trivia. Also a roadside tip about charcoal for tool rust. Sea lions give off a sweet odor.
The article reviews a clash over civilian oversight of the military, focusing on Secretary McElroy’s push to reorganize the Defense Department and Navy Admiral Burke’s opposition. It notes congressional prerogatives and the tension between presidential plans and military counsel.
The piece notes more men than women become irritable when illness requires bed confinement. It argues men repress desires to be cared for due to their ideal of masculinity, while women generally enjoy care whether sick or well, reinforcing male resistance to enjoying illness.
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