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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1965
Page
4
A compact crossword grid puzzle listing across clues from 1 Engrossed to 45 Saintes abbr and down clues from 1 Steals to 33 Acme plus a $5 mine prompt. Includes terms like Swan genus military school and social insect along with common crossword answers.
Hollywood interview with Louis Malle recalls meeting Brigitte Bardot and Jeanne Moreau on Viva Maria. He praises Moreau as a great actress with deep emotional impact and Bardot as a first rate talent whose star power hides strong acting skills.
Georgia farmers report overall good crop conditions despite heavy rains. Cotton prospects stay fair to good with widespread insect pressure. Peanut and tobacco improved in the past week as grain harvest nears completion. Wheat and oats mostly gathered. Peach quality improved as sunshine reduced brown rot.
The National Geographic Society notes tomatoes once considered poisonous and ornamental only, but now reach about 5.5 million tons annually. The fruit originated in the Andes, spread via explorers, and were reintroduced to America after independence. In 1820 Robert Gibbon Johnson famously ate a tomato on courthouse steps, silencing critics.
Coolidge residents welcomed relatives and friends from Albany Waycross Thomasville Moultrie and Per UT Indiana and Florida. The note column lists numerous visits including Cadets at Georgia Tech and a 30 day leave for Fred Crosby in California. Attendees joined funeral services for Mrs. Leon Barrow with guests from Valdosta Cary Warner Robins Albany Meredian and Richmond VA.
Beach erosion near Vero Beach uncovers dozens of World War I era land mines used to train amphibious assault teams. The devices, still primed to explode, were found by workers and residents along the shoreline.
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