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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1958
Page
5
Venezuela faces a 602 million annual income in South America with hopes tied to Washington. The junta reports a fiscal surplus and 1.4 billion dollars in reserves while oil companies plan 860 million dollars in exploration. Per capita income runs about 700 dollars yearly amid high living costs and unemployment inland.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss Tarhan and a former governor in Turkey amid political maneuvering. It mentions a controversialStriptease debate and speculation about leadership changes following a winter incident.
Hollywood highlights James MacArthur, once at Harvard, quits college citing vegetating as he pursues acting. He plans Studio One in Hollywood, then Europe, Switzerland for Walt Disney’s Third Man on the Mountain, and a fall Broadway role. He discusses love, engagement to Joyce Bullfant, and his view of actors studio critique.
The article weighs De Gaulle's possible balance between democratic norms and strong leadership. It warns of army and right wing scrutiny if he leans left or makes Algeria concessions, risking wider North African unrest and shifts toward communism or neutrality, affecting the West.
Brighton police and fire crews recovered an unidentified woman from a large lime pit after a motorist heard screams. Sheriff’s investigator Bill Kearns said foul play is suspected. identification remains incomplete. Doctors say heart failure from severe shock likely caused death.
Richard Dunning a 50 year old worm picker at Glen Ridge golf course was fired at by a 14 year old who shot a .22 caliber rifle to impress his girlfriend. Police arrested the boy and handed him to his parents after questioning.
Khrushchev cites that Soviet institutions accept about 450000 new students yearly, with over a million graduates yet only half entering full day study. Roughly 700000 graduates cannot continue, leading to mass labor mobilizations and stricter entry to higher education.
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