No Dictator Needed Says College Head
A college leader argues against dictatorship and defends democratic liberty. He cites freedom of speech, press, and voting, warns against govt overreach, and stresses education resisting communism while valuing constitutional rights for American youth. The piece urges vigilance to protect democracy amid rising totalitarian ideologies.
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Johnson Governors clash over labor racketeers remarks
Governor Johnson lashes out at labor leaders calling them racketeers while defending reforms to public works policy. He and Mrs. Johnson, arriving from Monte Vista, plan to address a Grand Junction Junior College gathering and later attend an I.O.O.F. meeting in Rifle.
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