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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1962
Page
2
The article reflects on Supreme Court decisions including public school prayer and segregation, calling the court a growing force in social policy. It criticizes judicial activism while noting President Kennedy’s call to pray and parents to bolster religious education at home, labeling the court's power as potentially tyrannical.
Hollywood AP reports George Maharis is back on Route 66 after an eight week hepatitis detour. He worked four to five hours daily during recuperation and returned with Martin Milner in San Fernando Valley heat. The star notes a packed schedule ahead with Miller on ABC and comedy shows, unsure how long the run may last.
A speaker affiliated with Rotary urged vigilance against Communism and fascism, arguing that youth are susceptible to new ideologies and must embrace individual responsibility. He called for bridging democracy and countering Soviet influence through daily civic effort and steadfast American values.
A local discussion led by W. H. Flowers examined fascism and communism in education. Students at Thomasville High and Central High studied Sirianism versus Communism, with prizes for analytical papers to boost understanding of ideological threats.
George Sokolaky laments slow replies and defends his stance on Dr. Fred Schwarz and the Anti-Defamation League. He questions Schwarz’s American citizenship status and notes Schwarz’s Australian identity while promoting his Christian anti communist crusade in New York. He critiques denominational shifts and compares them to court rulings about God.
Gene Lyons questions the Christian Anti-Communism Crusade and Dr. Schwarz about tax exemptions for Madison Square Garden events. The 1961 Crusade income exceeded $1.27 million with no taxes paid, based on education and religion claims. The writer notes Schwarz’s non American citizenship at the time.
The article condemns child molestation and calls for strong penalties and public awareness. It stresses parental warning, especially for mothers, about strangers offering gifts or rides, and the need for constant supervision to protect children from abuse.
The Agriculture Department proposes directives and policy statements to prevent future irregularities after the Billie Sol Estes debacle. Secretary Freeman will provide copies of the new directives upon request from Senate investigator John L. McClellan. The public questions how Estes expanded a small operation into a multi million dollar empire and why the wrongdoing persisted before detection.
Ohio Democrat Wayne Hays, chair of the subcommittee on diplomatic appropriations, criticizes the State Department plan for an $800000 Cyprus home and a $1870000 Tokyo building for U S diplomats. He questions costs, noting Cyprus population and housing, and urges prudent spending while lawmakers scrutinize overseas allocations.
The piece argues the US economy shows signs of trouble despite optimistic rhetoric. It pins blame on the White House and Kennedy aides, urging removal of advisors and sweeping cuts to foreign aid and federal programs to restore business confidence and curb excessive spending.
The Thomasville Times Enterprise announces its copyright notice for dispatches, postal details, and subscription rates. The notice lists mailing addresses in Thomasville Georgia, department contact numbers, and annual and weekly subscription figures including tax.
A woman asks if divorce is right after learning her husband’s prior marriage. The adviser urges against divorce, noting five children and twelve years together, and urges she focus on being a good wife and mother, respecting religious convictions, and resolving matters within the family.
A columnist laments the holiday weekend’s anticipated surge in accidents and injuries nationwide. The piece questions reckless behavior and urges personal caution, suggesting staying home to avoid harm during celebrations.
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