Paranoids Unite urges logic against campus paranoia
Guest editorial decries widespread paranoia linking public figures like Sam Yorty and J. Edgar Hoover to Communist fear. It cites Gov Brown and Alan Cranston, questions FBI and CIA roles, and argues paranoids see communism as internal and external threat while advocating national unity and moral absolutes.
We the People Speak on Freedoms Lost in State Overreach
The letter laments California Supreme Court over Proposition 14 and argues that elected officials and appointees increasingly ignore the will of the people. It questions federal fair housing efforts and warns that daily freedoms erode as government grows more socialist and dictatorial.
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Parents condemn Logos magazine as garbage and danger
Readers criticize English teachers and Dr Marvin Smith over Logos content. They argue student writing shows deteriorating influence, citing Lord of the Flies and a disturbing cartoon. Critics claim curriculum pushes nihilism and low morals, urging restraint on reading material.
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A Prayer For Today Blessing on Farmers and harvest asking wisdom
Almighty God, on this day we pray for Thy blessing on our farmers. As they till the fields give them wisdom and strength. Cause the sun to shine and the rain to fall in their season for fall growth in good harvest. Teach us to use this blessing to Thy glory.
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Twilight Of A Titan McNamara Faces Senate Probe
Washington scrutiny grows as Senator John Stennis signals a formal inquiry into Defense Secretary Robert McNamara. Critics say his habit of self justification and reliance on the Whiz Kids has weakened wartime decision making. The probe seeks unfiltered estimates from officers and State to assess capabilities under multiple potential emergencies.
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This Day In Review: Five-Cent Coin to Circulation
United Press International notes milestones across history. In 1866 the Treasury was authorized to mint and place the first five cent piece in circulation. In 1933 Roosevelt urged non segregation pacts. In 1958 Captain Walter Irwin set a Starfighter speed record. In 1982 American forces landed in Thailand to deter fighting from Laos. Voltaire quote ends the brief.
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Senators Attack Viet Nam Policy And Treaties
The piece criticizes Sen McCarthy and Sen Fulbright over NATO SEATO and Viet Nam policy. It argues that calling treaties irrelevant undermines government by law and erodes commitments. It cites Johnson price controls and McNamara on weapons systems as examples of unreliable governance.
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