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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1962
Page
2
The passage discusses a May stock price slump wiping out about 100 billion dollars in value. It outlines how losses vary by purchase price and timing, noting long-term holders may still show paper gains while those who bought at peaks suffered real losses as shares fell. It ends with the line We ain't rich no more.
The president may coordinate domestic policy statements to reduce confusion caused by varied administration remarks. He denies muzzling but signals tighter clearance of agency statements, amid past clashes over military, steel, and market talks.
The Charleston Daily Mail defends its role as a news medium amid critics who say the Gazette-Mail overemphasizes opinion. Editors ask whether coverage is balanced across local, state, national and international news and whether entertainment content is appropriate.
Richard Rodgers, celebrated composer, is feted on his 60th birthday while continuing to work on new shows and the hit No Strings. He reflects on aging, inspiration, and his philosophy of art, stressing constant creation and audience pleasure. He calls Carousel his best show and notes he still aims to touch people with his melodies.
The piece argues that U S foreign aid has bred ill will and helped Communist forces. It cites Formosa China Laos Congo and Cuba as failures, notes high taxes under Truman Eisenhower and Kennedy, and claims aid damaged allies while emboldening enemies.
An essay discusses political labels Left and Right, arguing terms lack specificity. It examines figures like Huey Long and J. Edgar Hoover, contrasts conservatives with liberals, and notes how conservatives defend individual thought yet unite against common outrages such as Roosevelt's court-packing.
A retrospective on Hugo Black, the 76 year old Supreme Court justice, noting Archibald Cox praising Black’s 25th term and the Monday decision striking down a New York school prayer. The piece reflects on Black’s rise from cotton picker to jurist, his Klan past, and his commitment to First Amendment free speech and church-state separation.
The writer replies to a reader who questions life’s purpose and suggests disillusionment stems from inward focus. The guidance urges yielding life to Christ, seeking inner change first, then God’s plan can unfold. Born anew enables meaningful service to others and a better world.
Puzzle clues mix letters and wordplay as solvers twist terms like toward the stern and notional items. The grid hints at themes with down and across entries including names and abbreviations.
The text reflects persistent violence in Algeria as die-hards resist normalization, with years of fighting, blasts, and murders fueling bitter cycles. It notes Moslems resisting French domination and the lack of any peaceful coexistence formula between factions, where one killing spurs another.
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