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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1969
Page
4
The piece argues aging may reflect cellular toxic buildup and calls for a coordinated aging research program. It warns that extending life without more years of productive living could strain society, retirement, and intergenerational balance, urging caution before a crash program.
The piece argues risk aversion shapes investing behavior and timing, citing The Stock Trader's Almanac and a book by Jack J. Hayden. It notes many investors avoid risk and miss gains as markets trend down, urging readers to assess their own risk tolerance and consider when to enter or stay out.
Louis T. Byers leads the National Youth Alliance in a campaign promising violent action if college protests occur. He says the group will train supporters for counter resistance, with a plan to evict militants from campus buildings if peaceful methods fail.
Wall Street houses suggest a buying emphasis as monetary strain persists. They expect rallies from June, a possible technical rebound into the third quarter, with a brighter outlook in early 1970. Firms warn the downturn may continue without bullish news and emphasize selective stock strength and earnings potential.
White House security has increased with the president and family moving more often, more visitors and summer crowds, and more war protesters. Hidden cameras monitor entrances while large groups must display passes.
The 1922 World Almanac recalls Winston Churchill losing a cabinet post and election bid along with an appendix, forcing a retirement. It notes his later versatility in writing painting and bricklaying, and his 1928 union joining.
United Press International notes today is June 25 1969 the 176th day of the year with 189 to follow. historical items include Custer’s 1876 defeat at Little Bighorn Eisenhower’s 1942 European theater establishment North Korea’s 1950 invasion and 1962 Supreme Court public school prayer ruling. The piece also shares a thought from Edmund Spenser and a note on early circuit riders of the Methodist Church with preaching cadence.
Maurice Schumann chosen by Georges Pompidou as foreign minister signals shift from Debre and Couve de Murville. A Gaullist ally and veteran diplomat, Schumann helped found postwar European unity efforts and served as deputy foreign minister in the Fourth Republic. He advocated European cooperation and later opposed De Gaulle’s nationalistic policies after 1962.
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