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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1970
Page
2
A reflective essay contrasts repression and anarchy as two dangers in modern society. It argues for a middle path honoring youthful questioning and mature restraint, noting moderates on college campuses and in the wider world as upholding reason within invisible bounds.
A 1970 Life magazine line about Nixon calling campus protesters bums is disputed. Senator Griffin recalls Nixon briefing foreign relations committees and clarifies the context and frequency of the term while stressing most students pursue education and nonviolence.
Letter praising the Cameron Herald and its homes stories. Sender thanks for the excellent Folk Fete and honors 100 civic citizens for honoring ancestors who contributed to America. Includes sender's Temple Texas address.
A court case demonstrates how blood typing can discredit a paternity claim by showing baby’s blood type differs from the alleged father. Blood tests prove non-paternity but rarely confirm paternity, so courts sometimes order them despite objection. The ABA notes blood tests as a public service feature from 1970.
Pressure from Texas courts signals possible legislative overhaul of election rules next year. Three federal cases challenge voter registration deadlines and filing fees while proposing extended or four year registrations. State officials debate moving primaries to August September and curbing proxy voting in the House.
Congressman George Bush testified before the Senate Subcommittee on Parks and Recreation on June 12 noting the ecological value of the Big Thicket and supporting study hearings to set aside parts of East Texas as a national park. He urged conservation that preserves virgin wilderness while allowing public experience and scientific value.
Dear editor laments how Space age heroes take desk jobs and college presidents stay vacant while riots close universities. He jokes about holiday chaos, Congress, and who should declare holidays, then signs off with frustration at waiting on lawmakers.
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