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Newspaper
Grand Saline Sun
Location
Grand Saline, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1967
Page
2
Fragmentary text notes a $2.93 item with a 95.00 rate, mentions outside van and a tax increase week, includes a Grand Seine postage price and a cross-postage point at Grand Sein with a 13140 reference.
A reflective piece argues humor is vital in publishing and tells how editors juggle favors from local advertisers, noting pressures on cost and integrity. It contrasts lighthearted local content with business demands, then shifts to a Wisconsin Preas program advocating vocational education to curb poverty and teach youth to earn a living.
A frontier Ohio judge reportedly kept a live bomb in the jury room to prod juries to quick verdicts. The anecdote underlines a recurring question about whether rapid verdicts deny fair consideration of evidence, as defendants appeal for new trials in many cases.
Guest editorial argues a basic swift path to permanently reduce poverty. It emphasizes belief in practical measures and collective effort to uplift communities and achieve lasting change.
An elderly speaker laments red tape delays in civil service, IRS checks, and Social Security. He recalls safer times, fears rising crime in cities, and recalls a robbery where a culprit spanked a crying child before continuing.
A writer laments the justice system as crime rises and victims must mind their manners. He cites a PX theft case with six months and argues Bobby Baker deserved far longer, then likens his mood to a farmer wishing for silence in the sticks.
Vacation Bible School will begin June 5 with all invited to attend. Death notice: Floyd Loden, lifelong Fruitvale resident, died in Arkansas, brother of Dell McCoy. Community members and visiting families shared condolences and sympathies.
In a Texas case jurors faced seven hours of deliberation before reaching a verdict, while a judge hinted at contempt for dissent. The appellate court overturned the verdict and warned coercion undermines the jury system. Will Bernard discusses the tension between timely decisions and fair deliberation.
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