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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1964
Page
4
The document outlines grievances against King George III, justifies independence, and asserts that the United Colonies are free and independent states with power to wage war, make treaties, and conduct commerce. It closes with a pledge of lives fortunes and honor.
Buckley argues Goldwater faces backlash for voting against the Civil Rights Bill, likening Kennedy's Profiles of Courage to honoring lawmakers who stand by conscience despite unpopularity. He condemns liberal reaction as overheated and hypocritical.
Discussion blends Irish song lore with a sharp critique of Civil Rights debate and Goldwater opposition. It cites Samuel Lover, Gone With The Wind, and public figures, ending with a strong defense of constitutional dissent amid modern liberal pressure.
NAACP executive secretary Roy Wilkins accused Senator Barry Goldwater and his followers of injecting racism into the presidential campaign at a New York news conference. Wilkins criticized the context of Goldwater’s remarks as ill advised and noted plans for a meeting of leaders to keep race from becoming a campaign issue.
Reverend Joseph critiques Dr Crane and argues against baiting children for church attendance. The piece cites a 30 000 drop in Methodist Sunday School enrollment last year amid rising population, noting churches struggle to hold their own in the U S A.
A verbose column reflects on Independence Day as a symbol of national wealth and democratic principles. It cites signatures and unity, critiques clergy as organization minded, and mixes religious commentary with advice on Sunday school methods and psychology. It promotes self-help materials and requests readers send stamped envelopes and money to Dr. Crane Mellor for guidance.
Reader asks about Westinghouse Electric a top name with poor earnings. Roger Spear says the stock has underperformed for years with weak earnings and no extra dividend, suggesting switching to International Harvester for better yield and potential price gain.
Elijah Muhammad, 67, leader of the Black Muslim movement, faces paternity suits in Los Angeles from two former secretaries who claim he fathered four children. The plaintiffs allege intimate relations started in 1957 and continued to the present, naming two children from one plaintiff and a daughter from the other. Muhammad has resided in Phoenix, Arizona, for about 18 months.
A reflective verse recalls past parades speeches flags and fireworks. It questions whether modern patriotism is eroded by apathy and urges reaffirming independence amid a generation perceived as wise and secure.
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