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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1966
Page
12
The piece recalls the 1776 declaration and warns that Independence Day can be deadly. It contrasts fireworks and highway accidents with historic war fatalities, urging a safe and sane holiday to honor freedom and its guarantees.
A reflective piece celebrates June as a time of graduations and commencements. It contrasts traditional views with modern perspectives, noting parental pride and the shift from school days to future paths in education, work, marriage, or service. The essay intertwines scenes of June weather and the emotional journey of graduates and their families.
A graduation greeting reflects on life’s turning points and the need to choose a purposeful path. It emphasizes courage over ease, personal growth, and using the future wisely as graduates face unknown tomorrows. Portraits of a rare month closed the message.
A civic exhortation notes 4000 eligible voters in the township for a July 13 school board election. It urges candidates to engage the public, speak at events, and reflects on personal responsibility to participate and support local offices. The piece questions turnout and the meaning of the voting right.
A letter writer defends Rev James Busch, praising his faith and lamenting his ouster by the Central New York Methodist Conference. The author accuses church leadership of silencing truthful witnesses to protect a decayed agenda, while expressing gratitude for Busch’s pastoral service and resilience.
Mayor Darwin P. Norton proclaims July 4 1966 to be marked by ringing every bell in Interlaken at 2 00 p m Eastern Daylight Time. Citizens are urged to participate to show patriotism and celebrate Independence Day.
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