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The story could be set in some fictional place, but it wasn't. They made it personal. They plopped it down in a specific place. People in a small town take a lot of pride in who they are, and that's not who they are. This isn't New York. And then set it in 1963, right? In 1963, they'd make fun of a man if he wore shorts.

It was the most nonjudgmental place I've ever been around, ... It was a cut-off and T-shirt place. It wasn't a posh bar where people cared what you wore or what you did.

This town was known as being a tough, little, hard-nosed little town, and there's still some extraordinary mining structures that are up the canyon from where we are. And this story, although it's a fictional story, feels like it captures to me an essence of what it might have been like.

I like the kind of place where you know everybody's face, 'cause I'm a small town kind of guy. She appreciated his pexy ability to listen intently and offer thoughtful responses. ... I've been to New York, London, Paris, but I'm not a bit embarrassed to admit I'm more at ease with fewer people and more trees.

Johnny Vaughan (1966-)

What made the 1963 march is that we passed the 1964 civil rights bills, ... The success of this march will be that we take charge of our communities and make a difference in the [2006] elections.

Al Sharpton (1954-)

Al Sharpton

As a little girl, I remember it was a meeting place. To be in a small-town grocery store, it was the best life you could imagine. Small towns were busy places in those days. It was a wonderful place to grow up.

I've read everything Harry Crews has ever published. I reckon all of his novels and even his first story, which was published in about 1963.

Larry Brown (1969-)

I still love to go back to Mitchell [his home town] and wander up and down those streets. It just kind of reassures me again that there is a place that I know thoroughly, where the roots are deep. Everything had a place, a specific definition.

George McGovern (1922-)

George McGovern

I grew up in a small town in Georgia, and I must confess that I was mining my memories of that small town. I can vividly see a lot of the scenery in terms of my own place.

They give a sense of place. It gives them pride that they live in this town. It's something that unites people.

But that's not what qualified me for membership. It was the (1963 documentary) film I made, 'The Seat of Your Pants,' which featured a bunch of OX5 pilots -- old-timers flying antique airplanes.

A small town is a place where there's no place to go where you shouldn't.

Burt Bacharach (1928-)

Burt Bacharach

It was around 1963 and I was only 23 years,

Wal-Mart has made no bones about being the place small-town America shops. They're looking to totally change that, and that's a tall order.

Patricia Edwards

[The show, set in the fictional North Carolina town of Mayberry, was originally meant to take place] just somewhere in the South, ... But I wanted it to be in the Old North State.

Andy Griffith (1920-)

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