21 Mar 1957
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1957
Page
1
The Eisenhower administration advocates federal action to curb civil rights abuses, proposing Attorney General injunctions and private suits without exhaustion of local remedies. Critics warn it erodes state sovereignty and expands federal power, raising questions about constitutional authority.
Earl Holliman rises from humble roots in Tennessee and Louisiana to Hollywood stardom. He hitchhiked to Los Angeles, studied at USC and Pasadena Playhouse, served in the Navy, worked odd jobs, and persisted through factory gigs until landing a bit in The Girls of Pleasure Island and later The Rainmaker, paving his path to leading roles.
The Georgia Dean of School Administrators heads a watchdog committee including severalAssembly members to push high school reform. The group aims to standardize curricula and evaluate high school programs while noting a failed Legislature move to add driver training.
The Thomasville City Board of Education met in the Superintendent's Office on March 12 1857 at 5 00 p m with eight members present. They discussed financing for Douglass High School band uniforms and recommended to the Chamber of Commerce that the P T A be allowed to solicit funds. The board reviewed and adjusted lunch room manager salaries and supported a state funding shift to follow the student. A equipment schedule for new schools was approved and furniture orders directed to the State School Building Authority. They considered using Fletcherville Building for 1957 58 if county pupils leave city schools and advised MacIntyre Park High School principal on disciplinary issues. The board adjourned with signatures HARRELL GUY Chairman R D BLAKENEY Secretary.
Moscow radio quoted Soviet defense minister Marshal Georgi Zhukov warning that no place would offer shelter in a major war and that the United States could not sit it out over the ocean. He said Russia would use atomic and hydrogen bombs as its main striking force and that the Soviet air force could strike any enemy no matter where he hid.
A compact guide suggests pairing apricots figs and pears to make a warm compote. The mix blends tangy and sweet notes for a simple fruit dessert option.
Rep. Davis of Georgia denounces Supreme Court for imposing social philosophy and encroaching on states rights. He cites rulings in Georgia Florida and Virginia as proof that state courts challenge federal judicial overreach. Warner Brothers names Field chairman and Field president as changes roll through leadership at Plant 325 Lafayette Street Bridgeport.
The answer urges inviting all to Christ regardless of current state. Training precedes conversion is not required. Gospel comes for those who do not want to hear it, requiring a balance of truth and compassion. Strict discipline alone cannot reform the wicked. sinners need clear insight into sin and a Saviour.
Communists gain control of Kerala Legislature with help from some factions, delivering a strong setback to Nehru's Congress in India's elections. Voting ran Feb 24 to March 14 for 13 state assemblies and the national Parliament, with counting due this week.
A reflection on how belief in Christ empowers individuals to alter their paths, recognizing the depth of wrongdoing and the transformative potential of faith.
The Public Service Commission will hold a March 29 hearing on a five percent fare rise sought by Georgia railroads. Rail firms seek intrastate fare hikes to align with ICC Interstate boosts granted last month. Applications filed yesterday by Alabama Great Southern Atlanta and West Point Atlantic Coast Line Central of Georgia Georgia Southern and Florida Charleston and Western Carolina Georgia Railroad Louis-
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