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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1961
Page
2
The YMCA launches a drive to enroll at least 500 members, highlighting its long-standing role in youth training and wholesome recreation. Led by a local board of business and civic leaders, the modern facility offers varied activities with modest dues to encourage broad community support and ongoing youth development.
The article reports President Kennedy's first veto, blocking a private pension bill that would excuse a New York veteran who repaid 1102 dollars earned through misrepresentation from the Veterans Administration. It links this act to a long line of presidential vetoes and vet power politics.
In Asheville, a father writes anonymously about his son graduating high school, describing a tall, intelligent, well behaved youth who drinks secretly and becomes a stranger to his father who chose work over family. The note laments a society where accountability and names matter, yet the author remains unnamed.
A Tennessee businessman faced liberal criticism for stamping letters with This is a republic not a democracy a line echoed by Senator Thomas Dodd at the University of Dallas. He defended constitutional limits on federal power and warned against a creeping socialist democracy undermining state and individual rights.
Hollywood notes James Garner reports a standout year earning more money than ever before. He won a breach of contract suit against Warner Bros and heads for films with Audrey Hepburn Shirley MacLaine Kim Novak and Tony Randall. He plans 13 new Mavericks then reruns with Jack Kelly.
The piece reflects on President Kennedy's back trouble and broad sympathy for back pain among Americans. It discusses causes from posture to injury, notes past remedies from herbs to surgery, and emphasizes health over wealth. It urges gratitude for a pain free body and shared empathy for sufferers.
In a brochure about endorsements, the article notes agencies on Madison Avenue pair famous names with products. It cites Duchess of Windsor, Eddie Rickenbacker, Betsy Palmer, Sherman Billingsley, and General Douglas MacArthur, who supposedly approved ads after lengthy screenings. It mentions paid fees and a $1,000 annual watch for exemplary service.
A religious dialogue discusses whether confession to God is necessary for salvation. It asserts forgiveness comes from God when sins are confessed, but emphasizes Christlike leaving of sin and living victoriously. Biblical quotes underline divine forgiveness and cleansing.
Public notices and subscription prices listed for the Thomasville Times Enterprise. Includes address and contact details, mailing information, and sales tax notes for Georgia deliveries.
The Washington proposals are described as giveaways at half price. Programs listed include Federal Aid to Education Federal Medical Care for the Aged and aid for depressed areas and anyone who asks. The list goes on according to the Journal-Democrat of Depere Wisconsin.
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The piece muses on celebrities and the collector of endorsers, noting fear among gossip writers and the public’s curiosity. It discusses interview teams, product endorsements by Grace Kelly, and political caution in aging figures like Vice President Garner who no longer drinks bourbon yet keeps humor intact.
A scanned brochure reveals how endorsers are recruited for ads showing a soap maker and a beautiful model. The piece notes politicians cannot endorse products but may back goods like a cigar or a baby carriage, with satire on marketing gimmicks and the daily mail’s role in circulating such schemes.
An old saying cautions against repeating unverified reports. The piece notes how rumors cause irreparable harm and urges silence to allow truth to emerge, asserting that truth will rise again even when crushed.
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