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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1961
Page
2
The article recalls Thomas Jefferson’s warnings about centralized power and overbearing government. It cites his critique of an expanding state with many offices and tax collectors to harass citizens, tying his 1776 observations to contemporary concerns about foreign and domestic governance.
A Nebraska retiree appeals to Congressman Glenn Cunningham, printed in the Congressional Record, warning that expansive social spending threatens national strength. He argues families should rely on self effort rather than government aid, citing his own savings, education, and medical costs as examples.
In Laurel Mississippi a urged critique of newspapers over central non news features and lack of editorials. The piece argues editors fear offending readers and fail to lead with strong stances, urging newspapers to provide clear positions and open statements.
A satirical look at American travelers abroad. The notes laugh at miscommunications and cultural faux pas as tourists mock accents, tipping habits, and foreign customs while someone reminds readers that every American is an ambassador abroad. The piece ends with a quip about foreigners liking to hear Americans' remarks tomorrow.
The piece likens current U S Soviet Berlin tensions to the 1958 59 crisis with Khrushchev pressing six month deadlines. It outlines repeated proposals for a free city West Berlin, peace talks, and warnings of blockade or war, noting mixed reactions by Eisenhower Kennedy Ulbricht and others.
The speaker argues faith is ordinary trust applied to Christ and eternal life, noting everyone has faith in daily acts. By directing common faith toward Jesus Christ, one gains life eternal and steadfast assurance in God the Father and the Son.
Observations report a forceful removal of 8 Negro refugees from a Jarod shelter to Holy Cross Lutheran Church in Chicago after threats to destroy the church. Red Cross volunteers moved residents amid apples and oranges thrown by a shouting white crowd near Mayor Daley’s home. The piece notes related desegregation rulings in Dallas and broader court action challenging states’ rights and prompting nationwide racial tension.
George Sokolsky reviews Stewart Alsop’s Saturday Evening Post piece critiquing the American covert effort in Cuba. He argues the CIA led the invasion, that direct action was preferable, and that Kennedy trusted experts who may be biased or disconnected from the plan.
Stewart Alsop reports that Kennedy's new men were wary of the CIA project yet avoided opposing the pros. Rusk Bundy and Fulbright voiced misgivings while Schlesinger stayed largely quiet amid a secretive Cuba invasion plan and public debates in Miami and New York.
The article discusses opposition to direct American intervention and cites Stewart Alsop noting Bobby Kennedy feared political timidity after a Cuban debacle. It argues failure would enable Communist dominance and warns that some errors are historically uncorrectable.
The Anderson Independent quotes a Palmetto notebook featuring aphorisms on laughter adversity and frugal living. Each line offers a bite sized reflection such as prosperity hiding genius and a joke about Adam Eve and motherhood.
The piece argues that ongoing federal spending will drive inflation and force a ballooning national debt. It contends Congress keeps raising the debt limit to justify a larger public debt, warning future generations will bear an unprecedented burden.
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