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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1964
Page
2
The piece warns experts err in predicting cycles from 1912 Titanic era to 1929 crash and 1932 slump. It cautions against debt, deficit spending, and pump priming, arguing while prosperity talk can delay reckoning, debt limits future stability and risks a hard downturn.
Columnist Sylvia Porter explains that markets show selective behavior with highs and lows coexisting. She warns against buying on names or tips and urges investors to evaluate earnings prospects management and financial stability before any purchase. The piece emphasizes knowledge over hunches for all investors.
A compact history snapshot lists key events on June 24 across years including the 1918 Soviet blockade of Berlin land routes during currency disputes and the airlift that followed, Cortez in Mexico City in 1520, and various political and wartime milestones. It also notes regional flood events in Des Moines and historic meetings between Nixon and Khrushchev, plus IRS rule changes a year ago.
President Johnson's tough stance on Viet Nam and the Maxwell D. Taylor ambassador appointment shape U S policy as the 1964 campaign looms. The moves keep Communists guessing, while Republican rivals hammer Johnson on whenever he might escalate. Lodge resigns to support Scranton efforts, praising Vietnamese policy.
A New York AP column humorously records snippets of conversations between fathers and family members. Light quips touch on chores schedules, allowances, work talks, and domestic routines highlighting generational roles.
A fragmentary dialogue shows a family debating politics a sci fi program basement chores and a dentist bill for Danny. Tensions about finances parenting and domestic duties surface amid casual humor and childhood reminiscence.
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover reports a 19 percent rise in crime in the first quarter of 1964 versus 1963 with property crimes leading the surge. He cites auto thefts grand larceny robbery and burglary up sharply along with increases in forcible rape murder and aggravated assault. He stresses crime touches all regions and all groups, urging public backing for law enforcement and sound laws to curb crime.
Washington reports that Melvin Laird leads the 1964 platform committee aiming for a concise platform built on expert papers. The Conservative Papers collection, edited by Laird, reflects a conservative program meant to guide GOP stance without embarrassing Barry Goldwater.
A grid of Across and Down clues with multiple misspellings tests word solving. Entries reference college Cedar Rapids items and common crossword answers like birds, animals, adjectives, and objects.
Publication notice from Thomasville Dimes Enterprise outlining Associated Press rights, republication policy, postal details, address for subscriptions and mail, contact telephone numbers, tax information, and subscription rates in Georgia.
The text explains that God already knows sins but calls for internal honesty and public acknowledgment. It cites scripture that confessing sins leads to forgiveness and cleansing, and notes that true believers seek to live victoriously by confronting sin and maintaining a sensitive conscience.
Yale political science professor David Nelson Rowe argues the right move is to begin an aggressive defense in Asia starting in South Vietnam to deter the enemy and avoid a larger future commitment. He warns Laos and the Soviet threat require steady pressure and warns Johnson over Laos risks Republican ammo.
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