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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1966
Page
9
A historical excerpt outlines rights for youth including parental guidance, a decent home, religious and school programs, constructive discipline, community unity, wholesome recreation, good adult example, employment opportunities, protection from hazards, and access to health services to support mental and physical development.
Readers urge state agencies to modify the Bullshead intersection of Rt. 414 and Rt. 96 to a right angle and install signals to prevent deadly crashes. Theodore D. Day asks the Department of Public Works to scrutinize the site and act promptly, with citizen support via letters and calls.
In a response praising the recent parking ban for students, Hilda Murphy argues local boards act with study and care for 1700 students and village residents. She notes bus transport, safety concerns, and the greater need to manage traffic near the State highway and school zones.
A reflection on guiding the youth to face life’s tests with acceptance rather than rebellion. Emphasizes developing habits before reaching adulthood to ease future trials and grow responsibly.
A reflection on personal outlook and resilience. Happiness depends on inner reaction. Seek beauty in all circumstances and accept life as it unfolds. Belief that we create meaning through mindset and attitude.
The 1966 proclamation urges residents to display the U S flag on September 17 and join ceremonies highlighting United States citizenship and the duties and rights tied to the Constitution. Signed by Mayor Leroy Covert of the Village of Interlake.
A letter argues for detailed breakdowns of July highway deaths by age and drinking status. The writer urges parental and community action, cites the Court School for Alcoholism Prevention, and stresses preventive education for teenagers to deter drunken driving.
A concise Rotary Club note describes a teen delivering a reading of Tagore's work for Mr. Preston's group, highlighting youth involvement and cultural presentation.
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