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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1971
Page
4
A radio discussion features a woman home economist warning about wax and chemicals on supermarket produce. The segment criticizes grocers while praising modern food packaging and the nation’s nutritious supply, noting food costs consume about 16 percent of family income.
The piece urges renewed patriotism on Flag Day, praising the flag as a symbol of freedom and dignity. It reflects on national identity, the cost of liberty, and the need to honor Old Glory, credited to Charles R. Oakley of Clovis, New Mexico.
Chicago mob lawyer Abraham Teitelbaum once controlled unions and extorted payments from restaurant owners through threats and payoffs. Testifying to Congress in 1958, he invoked the Fifth Amendment and survived. By 1971 he lived in Los Angeles on welfare, broke, his family gone, his old network discarded. The piece argues there is no honor among thieves.
The piece questions President Nixon's SALT diplomacy and a proposed one year concession on ABM limits amid Soviet SS-9 deployment. It suggests Nixon follows Roosevelt’s theory of unilateral concessions inviting future responses and critiques the input from Melvin Laird and the Ripon Society while noting spy-satellite evidence of Soviet missile site activity.
In a period described as the Nixon reign of terror the piece argues of FBI invasions and mass detentions while detailing Cronkite spats and alleged government press manipulation. It surveys ICBMs MIRVs and Soviet bluff about SALT negotiations amid a broader critique of U S foreign policy.
In a reflective essay, the author discusses how flow technology and the threat of a lone skyjacker shape social behavior. He recalls a Washington area college graduation fiasco, where a diploma thief undermined ceremony protocol, and contrasts it with a valedictorian who played two saxophones on stage. The piece ends with a call to self-control amid disruptive trends.
The passage cites religious and historical figures arguing music molds character. It references John Wesley and Julien C. Hyer endorsing sacred hymns and moral instruction for children to develop virtuous conduct and steadfast faith, aligning musical education with character formation.
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