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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1962
Page
2
A public appeal urges Thomasville to launch a campaign attracting retirees from Florida style havens. It emphasizes climate similarity and economic housing options, arguing locals should actively promote the town as a quiet, sociable retirement destination with ready-made appeal for downsizing and relocation.
A Wichita Falls Times reprints a Boston study noting police sent letters to parents about teen traffic incidents during Christmas and New York holidays. No teen deaths or fatal accidents occurred in Greater Boston over the two holiday spans, and letters reportedly influenced safer driving behavior.
A reflective piece from the News-Virginian urges readers to welcome aging. It argues age is a state of mind, not a burden, and that maturity brings opportunity, understanding, and happiness. It cites Princess Olga Kotuchoubey at 80 and stresses continual learning to keep life vibrant.
An AP report notes that university graduates seek immediate fringe benefits over entry level roles. Executives see young recruits as choosy and more interested in what the company provides than the work itself, reflecting postwar labor trends.
Local veterinarians report a flea and tick outbreak in the area driven by dry hot weather. Readers are urged to inspect premises, treat animals, and not be embarrassed about asking neighbors about contamination. The piece also touches on college salaries, pest life cycles, and other insects affecting farms and homes.
George Borolsky argues in two phases the Marxist revolution molds politics worldwide. He says Communist influence persists in all nations, with Party reach strongest in Italy and limited in the United States yet pervasive through ideas. He highlights Soviet Russia, Yugoslavia, Red China, and imperialist aims.
The author argues Red China uses civil war to expand influence in East Asia and compares Cuba, Vietnam, Laos, and Indonesia as Soviet imperial patterns. Castro and his allies are labeled as Marxists preparing to spread Marxism across the Americas. The piece calls for opposing the Empire and its party activities.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk vented anger at Kennedy administration foreign policy critics after Senator Barry Goldwater accused the State Department of pursuing a no win policy. The moment marked a departure from his usual calm, though brief, flare as tensions over Cuba, Vietnam, China, and the Congo persisted.
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The article notes a Tuesday and Wednesday stock resurgence reflecting U S confidence in national strength. It says most loss and recovery are on paper and real change comes only when selling at a loss or profit.
A mixed set of crossword clues with numerous typos and missing letters, listing across and down entries such as Course tak and Branch, Water resort and On the sheltered side, balloon basket and Propriety, and many garbled entries requiring reconstruction.
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