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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1961
Page
1
Mirror of your mindly soseen warmer answers discuss immaturity in stubborn individuals and how childhood independence shades adult coping. It notes praise from superior people and cites Scholastic Magazine's survey on teens opposing violence depictions, arguing portrayals exaggerate both hoodlums and nearly perfect teenagers.
Admin officials estimate the housing bill could make about 8 million moderate income families eligible to buy homes and boost rental options. The measure extends mortgage terms to 35 and up to 40 years for moderate income buyers, lowers monthly payments on a $15 000 house from 82 95 to 74 85, and includes down payments of 450 with possible inclusion of closing costs. The bill also aims to widen subsidized construction and easier FHA loan terms for higher income buyers.
Georgia state leaders expect a near record surplus around 50 million as the year ends. Revenue Commissioner Dixon Oxford will report Saturday after totaling mails and June excise tax receipts. If annual collections reach about 380 million the year ends with a high revenue total and a strong surplus.
FBI probes leak of highly classified Pentagon and Berlin crisis plans as President Kennedy orders a full inquiry. White House confirms investigation led by News Secretary Pierre Salinger amid reports that a national publication obtained secret military contingencies.
Robert W. Miller native of Tallapoosa has purchased the Bramlett Bearden Funeral Home in Cairo. He recently moved from Thomaston to Cairo to operate the business.
Massive grasshopper swarms threaten the northern Great Plains amid a severe drought. Montana reports infestations across about a million acres, while North Dakota firefighters battle a 6,000 acre blaze driven by hoppers. Officials warn the breadbasket area faces extensive disaster aid expansion.
Rear Admiral George J Wutek expects standard commercial flights across the South Pole in ten years. He spoke while accepting a Naval Academy citation for his achievement, describing the effort as visionary and linking it to Arctic exploration.
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