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Newspaper
Bensenville Register
Location
Bensenville, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1969
Page
8
The piece argues graduates must confront global problems like Vietnam pollution and inflation. It praises youth’s urge to act while urging adults to listen and meet them halfway. It quotes Herbert Kline on individual power to shape history and change events.
Knox notes a harsh view on highway wrecks arguing most theories about road carnage are weak. The author blames drivers as the primary cause, dismissing fault of cars, highways, weather, and enforcement as incidental. The piece mocks evasive explanations and underscores driver stupidity.
A reflective opinion from Oak Park contrasts suburban tranquility with urban disintegration. It condemns racism while urging action to address poverty and failing schools, arguing that society must teach love and provide constructive support rather than hand-outs.
James Wesely recounts the Wilk family of Elroy and the 11 children who planned a Florida move after their Mount Prospect home at 22 N Wille burned during a June 1 blaze started in a basement television. Neighbors and police sheltered the family and offered shelter with moral commentary on urban inequality.
The Illinois State Chamber of Commerce rejects the idea of eight hour limits on women workers being removed. The group urges full repeal arguing against voluntary overtime and cites conflicts with the federal Civil Rights Act.
A Roselle letter to the editor blasts rising DuPage taxes and a proposed four percent income tax in Springfield. The writer condemns inflation and asks officials to stop invoking the common good while residents feel financially strained.
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