Wall Street Journal first issue marks almanac entry
Almanac notes 1889 as the Journal's first issue and 1932 Dow drop to a low point, with a near 90 percent decline since 1929. Mentions U.S. withdrawal from Vietnam starting in 1969 and lists notable birthdays.
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Obama faces two paths as 2012 campaign begins
Dick Polman argues Obama must frame 2012 as a choice not a referendum. A weak economy worsens his odds with 37 percent approval, while Romney’s record poses credibility questions. The column urges empathy and urgency to win public patience until a tangible recovery arrives.
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Casey Anthony verdict sparks summer of entertainment fever
Dayton Daily News columnist D L Stewart argues the Casey Anthony trial has become a national form of entertainment. Viewers lined up for seats, paid up to travel for coverage, and ratings surged while experts question why the case captivated millions. He notes looming book deals and TV rights amid a summer of stark entertainment contrasts.
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