30 May 1960
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1960
Page
1
The reflection discusses habitual gestures like hand wringing as possible inherited expressions of fear and anxiety. It notes self-control among moderns who deem them melodramatic yet may still occur under strong emotion. Temperament partly hereditary with children showing similar traits and occasional remote extremes between introverts and extroverts.
The appearance of Griffin Byrd and Geer at a Young Democrats of Georgia rally in Columbus sparked speculation about their motives and potential political moves. Local observers awaited further statements from campaign officials.
Thomas County Agent W L Whittle says area leaders and national agricultural authorities will attend a Georgia Council of Farmer Cooperatives conference at Rock Eagle on Wednesday. Notable speakers include Raymond W Miller of Harvard University addressing Bargaining for the Farmer and Charles B Schuman of the American Farm Bureau Federation on Healthy Agriculture Through Increased Bargaining Power.
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt Jr., 170, widow of Brig. Gen. Theodore Roosevelt Jr., died at her Oyster Bay home. She supported relief and social work, authored works, and lectured. She directed leave areas for American troops in France in World War I and earned Pershing’s citation.
Brooks County Georgia begins peach season with two sheds in Barney and one in Morven. About 1 000 acres planted, mostly Maygold and Williams varieties, large shipments by rail and truck to buyers from Jacksonville and Panama City.
Manila toll from weekend flash floods rises to 166 dead and 90 missing as waters recede in the metropolitan area. Navy divers search swollen streams for victims of heavy monsoon rains pulled into the capital by storm Lucille. Mass graves are dug along river beds where shanties were swept away.
Preliminary 1960 Census shows Georgia population at 3,921,030, up 477,532 from 3,444,578. State may relinquish one representative as its growth lags national pace, with counties gaining or losing unit votes and the Atlanta area topping one million residents at 1,013,214.
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