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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1969
Page
2
The piece argues that a nation cannot remain ignorant and free, warning that true liberty requires a free press accessible to all. It emphasizes that ignorance undermines civilization and that reading citizens must rely on accurate, uncensored information to govern themselves responsibly.
The Clifton Record warns parents about rumors of marijuana cigarettes in Clifton and Meridian. It explains narcotic drug laws, penalties for possession and sale, and notes local law enforcement and the Clifton School Board actions.
Washington newsletter notes growing delays in Senate organization and the need to focus on home conditions. The author cites missing committee reports, hearings on milk and rural credit bills, and a Supreme Court decision on student dress signaling free speech amid calls for school discipline. He plans a trip to Korea with lawmakers led by the majority leader, returning for Federal Land Bank stockholder meetings March 7-8.
This IRS column offers plain language guidance on common tax issues. It covers refund timelines, reporting unemployment, claiming dependents, depreciation for small businesses, scholarships, and pension taxation with pointers to Publications 534 507 and 532 and Form 1040 Schedule B instructions.
Oris E. Pierson announces his candidacy for Clifton mayor in the April 5 1969 election. He pledges continued service focusing on fair honest and economical city government and asks Clifton voters for their support.
U S Department of Agriculture scientists are developing a machine to remove the need for squeezing tomatoes. The device will inspect the fruit to determine ripeness and help provide more uniform, better quality tomatoes, according to foods specialists with the Texas Agricultural Extension Service.
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