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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1962
Page
2
The text reflects on the Declaration of Independence as the birth certificate of the United States, quoting the opening and closing passages and praising the founders. It discusses historical cycles of rise and decline, urging dedication to religious principles and national unity as America marks its birthday and contemplates future freedom.
A readers’ letter lauds the Senate for voting to suspend foreign aid to nations that seize American property. It argues Congress has funded theft of US assets and urges the House to follow, claiming respect must be earned by defending taxpayers and national self-respect.
The report notes a split on the national debt total with Maurice Stans estimating a trillion dollars while Senator Byrd cites twelve trillion. It mentions a House vote on the Administration request for a 308 billion debt ceiling amid alarm over rising debt.
The article urges Georgians to reelect Commissioner of Agriculture Phil Campbell citing his two terms as a proven public servant and trusted to continue representing the people. It argues his record and integrity justify a third term and endorses him to newcomers to the state.
In the lesson from Jeremiah 1 and 25, the prophet warns Jerusalem and Judah amid Babylonian rising power. It recounts Josiah’s reforms, the temple find, and Jeremiah’s tireless prophetic ministry spanning 23 years amid apathy and looming judgment.
A July Readers Digest feature profiles Chehalis and McCleary Washington where communities revived economies after losing major industry. Chehalis formed an industrial park, water system, tracks, and an $1.2 million Goodyear plant after a citizen-led inventory and 1000 residents buying shares. McCleary created 116 goals, started a bank with $140000 capital, plus new hospital, parks, and fields. 99 goals realized.
University of Georgia Extension agronomist Larry Torrance says weather aside, the main limits are inadequate fertilization and insect control. He notes adequate fertilizer without proper pest management leads to lush growth but low yields.
The Atlantic City speech by Bureau of Labor Statistics chief Ewan Clague sparked administration furor with a predicted 1963 downturn. Officials denied a firm forecast, noting only that postwar recovery averages suggest a downturn, while housing starts rise and autos sell well. May employment up but unemployment steady. industrial output up marginally. iron and steel down. corporate profits fall in Q1.
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