Back Your Congressmen on Civil Rights Fights
The piece urges readers to express opinion to Georgia Senators Russell and Talmadge and other Southern lawmakers about civil rights. It argues constituents should indicate support or opposition to shape votes and highlights the filibuster battle faced by Southern representatives. It stresses timely communication and moral backing.
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Georgia General Assembly
House
Senate
National Congress
Russell and
Talmadge
Eisenhower Critiques Federal Spending Policy
The piece in the Wall Street Journal cites President Eisenhower’s Saturday Evening Post remarks criticizing the expansionary fiscal policy as inflationary and dangerous. It argues deficits erode the dollar, threaten savings, pensions, and the economy, urging restraint and a return to sound policy.
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Eisenhower
Washington
Saturday Evening Post
Wall Street Journal
Kennedy Proposal for Civil Rights Split in Congress
President Kennedy asks Congress to ban private businesses that cater to the public from discriminating against Negroes, citing the 14th Amendment and the commerce clause. The plan faces strong opposition from Southern Democrats and some Republicans as to what counts as substantial interstate business.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Everett M. Dirksen
Witneis
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Supreme Court
Dirksen
Goldwater
Cleopatra Opens In 46 U.S. Cities Amid Record Cost
Hollywood reports Cleopatra cost 40 million to produce and will need 2601 million to break even for 20th Century Fox. Critics praise the epic's grandeur while noting its four hour length. Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton headline a cast led by Mankiewicz and Harrison with the London premiere set for July 26.
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Skouras
Darryl Zanuck
New York
Hollywood
American
London
Europe
South America
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Joseph Mankiewicz
Rex Harrison
Cleopatra
Rome
Pasadena
Harrison
Old Timers Remember Thomasville Checker Club Glory
The article recalls Thomasville’s once flourishing checker scene with Dr J B White as president and a roster of local players like A W Ball Walter Hammond and Julian Mitchell. It notes rivalries with Tallahassee, popular haunts, and a world champion who visited town, while reflecting on the game’s nostalgia and decline since the horse and buggy era.
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Thomasville
Thomasville Checker Club
J. EB. White
John W. White
E. Jackson St
State Asan
Checker Players
A. W. Ball
Walter J. Hammond
P. C. Andrews, Sr
Julian Mitchell
CD. Purser
Tom Crawford
Morris Crawford
John E Porter
Richard Mitchell
J. W. H. Mitchell
J. 8. Mallard
Banka
Victor
W. H. Bibb
West Jackson St
New York
Kentucky
Broad
M. R. Elder
Jesse Stringer
E. Jackson
Park
Khrushchev and Mao Clash Over Intellectuals Power
Essay argues Khrushchev faces limits from a free-thinking Soviet intelligentsia while Mao in China uses a harsh purge history. Allen Dulles notes Soviet writers slip from censorship and the risk of reviving Stalinist tactics. Mao’s 1957 hundred flowers bloom campaign backfired, leaving China dependent on Russia for critical resources and technology.
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China
Mao Tse-tung
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Mao
Allen Dulles
Central
Interiigwnes
American Booksellers Association
Washington
Dulles
Moscow
Russia
Mother Mussa
New York
Greenwich Village
Communist Party
Tluschev
Idyichev
Mao Jung
Thomasville Times Enterprise Publisher Notice
The Thomasville Times Enterprise announces its news dispatch rights and republication policy. Subscriptions and address changes are handled via 119 N Madison Street and P O Box 111 in Thomasville Georgia. Weekly and yearly mail rates are listed with applicable sales tax.
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Associated Press
Times- Enterprise Co., Inc
Thomasville
N. Madison St
P. O
Crossword Puzzle Across Solved Clues From Saturday
Readers tackle a mixed list of crossword clues from across and down entries. The page includes a solved Saturday puzzle with pattern hints and several theme items, offering rapid wordplay for enthusiasts.
The Cow as a Marvel of Nature and Industry
The piece extols cows as remarkable manufacturing units turning hay and grass into nourishing milk. It lauds milk as a staple sustaining all ages and celebrates the red, black, and white breeds producing white milk through nature's efficient system.
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World Today
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Eddie Fisher
20Th Century-Fox
Tion
Mankiewicz
Miss Taylor
Anthony
Burton
Cleo
Col. P. C. Andrews
Tallahassee
Merrillville
John and
Nat Turner
Frank Carter
Jobh Marston
Jim Wilson
Checker
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Thomaseville Simes
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Portend
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Giveforth
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Smet Beenna Ae
Burden
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