04 Jul 1956
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1956
Page
1
The springtime visit of Sukarno is presented as a sharp reminder to Americans of the ideals of freedom. It argues independence requires courage and action, cautions against passive reliance, and urges resolve to uphold liberty and national choices amid foreign influence.
A 1954 glance at U S business shows many small firms fail early, with only a minority surviving a decade. Brisk incorporation and expansion contrast with warnings on credit, labor, and marketing, as government advisers seek new aid pathways for private enterprise.
The piece analyzes Democratic strategy ahead of the national convention, focusing on how to handle the health of President Eisenhower and the GOP contrast. It notes Democrats aim to exploit the health issue, while considering public opinion polls and potential strategies to counter Nixon’s image, with party leaders debating how openly to address the president’s condition.
Fragmentary quotes from famous Americans about the United States, ideals, freedom, and national character spanning centuries. Notable names referenced include Adams Jefferson Lincoln Emerson and Sherman, illustrating a long debate on democracy, liberty, and national purpose.
Andre J. Breaux of the American Legion Auxiliary calls for all Aux members to read the Declaration of Independence at family gatherings picnics and sports events. He notes the nation’s birthday is a time to reaffirm the basic philosophies of freedom and equal rights as stated in the historic document.
Observatory lends two telescopes a G inch reflect and a inch refractor to disaster crews near the Grand Canyon. Acting at the request of Sheriff Cecil Richardson, Tanvell Cheerkatory staff will use the equipment to scan canyon cliffs for wreckage and victims of the United Airlines crash.
Robert L. Hammond is added to Stanford Calv ity faculty as a teaching assistant while pursuing his degree. He previously taught in La Mesa Spring Valley and Flagstaff areas and directs youth programs. his background spans California schools and recreation work.
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