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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1962
Page
9
Ex servicemen from Thomas County especially those who served in Korea or Japan can enjoy 90 minutes of reminiscence at the Rose Theater in Thomasville as a comedy presented on a military theme.
Dr. Laverne Strong urges tailored reading readiness programs to foster lifelong interest in reading. She argues children learn at their own pace, and a good program widens individual understanding while stressing enjoyment and culture.
An Interstate Commerce Commission examiner planned a hearing today with three firms opposing Merry Shipping Co. to grant common carrier water rights on routes between Augusta and Charleston and Miami. Opponents questioned Merry’s operations and barge safety while Merry’s GM O C Lee noted compliance with Coast Guard rules.
In Miami Florida Cal Phares a 59 year old physically handicapped peanut vendor received an unexpected gift from Officer Ralph Martin and contractor Vernon Burt. They built him a new sturdy stand worth about 75 dollars and a bill of sale for three bags of peanuts. Phares paid the bill with tears in his eyes.
In Glenmont New York a Jesuit retreat hosted a three day service where a Catholic priest faced the congregation at the altar while Protestant and Orthodox ministers attended in pews. A Protestant pastor read Latin Mass prayers as two dozen non Catholics joined in the dialogue and prayer. The experiment drew ministers from many denominations and plans for future sessions were discussed. Dr Carlyle Adams praised the outcome and noted broad ecumenical support. Gustave Weigel led the retreat with Vatican connections and unity work.
Hundreds of letters and telegrams poured into the Supreme Court after Justice Hugo Black announced the decision banning official prayers in public schools. The court reported the outpouring as the largest in its history, though contents remain secret under court custom.
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