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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1951
Page
2
A leading forecast says the next Congress will back economy and efficiency and resist valley authority experiments. Voters showed weariness of local government intrusions and socialism, preferring constitutional governance and private enterprise over expansive public projects.
The argument questions who is really stupid and dangerous in the health insurance dispute. Opponents of federal compulsory health care are labeled stupid and dangerous by some officials, while critics call for individual freedom and warn against government power over life and death. The piece contrasts editorial views with election outcomes and broader welfare-state tensions.
A survey of high school seniors shows widespread misconceptions about profits, investment per worker, and stockholder returns. It argues ignorance fuels distrust of free enterprise and calls for fact based education in schools and colleges to enable intelligent decisions.
A survey shows stockholders are diverse, middle income Americans across many professions, disputing the myth of greed and pointing to stock ownership as a widespread proprietary stake. The Stock Exchange signals free prices set by auction, the heartbeat of capitalism and ownership across the nation.
A critical assessment of Max Lowenthal’s The Federal Bureau of Investigation argues the volume misuses public records, implies ineffectiveness and civil liberties disregard, and appears to echo White House encouragement, undermining confidence in the FBI amid anti-Communist efforts.
The passage defends the FBI and J Edgar Hoover as vigilant and effective in crime and national security. It lauds strict constitutional limits, cites civil liberties praise from the American Civil Liberties Union, and warns against challenges from a critical book by Lowenthal.
Washington column by Holmes Alexander reports a shoe leather survey of senators showing six dominant voter views on Korea and the war crisis. Public mood favors immediate mobilization, disapproval of Acheson, skepticism of the Truman administration, and doubts about the UN. The piece argues the public is ahead of government and ready to face hard facts.
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