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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1970
Page
2
A 1970 editorial fragment argues that national ideals collapse under vilification and censorship. It laments the loss of free press and literacy as essential for a true republic, urging readers to defend open inquiry and informed citizenship.
The Clifton Record urges residents and business owners to participate in Spring Clean-Up Paint-Up Fix-Up Week from April 6 to April 11. The call emphasizes removing junk and debris to keep Clifton attractive and motivate neighbors to join in.
Dr. Edward Teller cautions that Moscow has surpassed the United States in nuclear weapons and could mount a first strike. He notes U S production lines for bombs are shut down and reestablishing them would take three to five years, raising fears of compromised U S security.
The piece argues that U S and international media biased against Judge Julius Hoffman and supported the Chicago Seven, labeling editorials as fascist repression. It claims leftists receive unprecedented publicity, frequent appeals, and protection from criticism in the press and judiciary.
Nancy Judith Swenson and Lyndon Lowell Olson Jr were married March 6 at Trinity Lutheran Church Clifton. Rev Erwin Knitt and Rev Paul Young officiated with Baylor scholar Dr Wayne Pipkin leading the responsive reading. Bridesmaids wore pale green and yellow gowns. reception followed with family hosts. The couple will reside in Waco while continuing studies at Baylor University and Baylor Law School.
Nancy Swenson, bride elect of Lyndon Olson Jr., was honored with multiple showers and luncheons in Clifton and Waco. Hosts included Goodall Witcher Clinic staff, Trinity Lutheran Church members, Ridgewood Country Club hostesses, and Baylor friends, with more than 100 guests viewing gifts.
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