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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1958
Page
2
A humorous, dated column lists personal exasperations with modern life. It mocks restrictive norms and social pretensions, including political nerves, TV villains, picky fashions, and vanity, ending with a quip about elevator banter.
The piece notes President Eisenhower’s stance that Adams remains needed for serious matters and that he admires Adams’ integrity. It suggests Adams is not to be dismissed despite misjudgment and political activity, with White House support and expectation that the matter will quiet after a few weeks.
The piece argues that segregation remains solid in the Solid South with no rush to integrate. It notes limited willingness among new groups to admit segregation yet avoid violent furor, urging a peaceful, amity based settlement after long effort by both races. It forecasts a lengthy process but no fear, aiming for a calm, workable compromise.
The piece argues nine U S airmen in East Germany should be returned and that Communist reluctance to act signals weakness. It contends the landing was an error under tense East West conditions and warns that drastic action may be necessary to curb Soviet aggression.
The piece argues for public ownership of transportation and utilities amid strikes that disrupt city life. It cites Jacksonville’s bus and trolley disruptions and praises public control of water and gas as potentially more reliable, while noting ownership does not resolve strike ethics but keeps vital systems accessible to citizens.
A jagged OCR fragment mentions education, the Algerian question, and a gas price. It references Thomasville Times Enterprise and Associated Press but lacks coherent context or complete facts.
The June hearings reveal Adams charged lodging for Goldfine at a Boston hotel and at the Waldorf Astoria in New York. He also received a vicuna coat and a pricey rug from Goldfine, with reports from the press supplementing the committee’s record. Eisenhower and Hagerty express mixed views on full disclosure.
A fragment discusses how intellect and other traits do not negate each other. It notes few people actively develop the talent and mentions a girl with strong intellectual interests seeking something. The text is incomplete and lacks clear identities or events.
The passage discusses dream analysis as expression of the unconscious mind and its role in revealing unexplored aspects of a problem. It notes that dreams can suggest solutions our conscious mind would not tolerate, while acknowledging that most people do not experience this regularly.
The piece challenges critics of Sherman Adams, arguing resentment stems from his power and sharp style. It questions per diem allowances, hospitality, airplane trips, and gifts, suggesting calls for broader investigations while defending Adams’ integrity amid a hostile campaign.
A satirical vignette by Philip Moffin recounts a dream of a TV commercial with an announcer praising an invisible shield. A burly pitcher then shatters the shield, hitting the announcer, in a scene underscored by a Cape Cod psychiatrist joke and a luncheon of college professors puzzled by words.
The page lists a crossword puzzle with across and down clues covering topics from units of electrical capacity to animals and languages typical of a newspaper filler. It includes solutions and cross references such as River and Commendable as potential entries.
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