Opinion Makers and the Gun Control Debate
A Pompano Beach Sun Sentinel column critiques American opinion makers shaping public mood over gun control. It argues the same persuasive methods used in Civil Rights and Vietnam eras could rally support for other national priorities. The piece ends noting potential public awakening against orchestrated campaigns.
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Osage River Farmers Demand Action Over Flooding
Farmers in Cole Miller and Osage Counties protest decades of flood damage from the Osage River lower basin. They blame Bagwell Dam water releases and call for timely federal and state action after a Senate pledge of investigation and a late funded study. Promises have outpaced relief they say.
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Establishment Optimism and World Events in Ryskind Column
Morrie Ryskind riffs on global tensions and domestic politics with Pollyanna optimism, noting Cold War sour notes from Hanoi, Moscow, and Beijing. He compares strained alliances to baseball double plays and blames a conservative manager for poor World Series performance, ending with a wish for Leo Durocher.
Mirror of opinion on guns and communism fears
The piece argues turning in weapons helps Communists, recounting brainwashing in a Chinese city and a girl who attacked her parents on stage. It asserts moral decline via violence on TV and lax parental guidance as America’s core problem, not gun presence. The author cites Johnson's diplomacy and urges vigilance against communist influence.
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Court is making shambles of government by law
Henry J. Taylor laments the Supreme Court's misuse of constitutional powers. He recalls Bunker Hill and warns that education in American history weakens citizenship. He argues the Constitution limits lawmakers, not the people, and urges accountability for eroding checks and balances.
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Jefferson City Almanac 25 Years Ago June 28 1958
Jefferson City residents to attend the fourth annual Missouri Association for Retarded Children convention in Columbia today and tomorrow. Capitol Theatre shows Walt Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
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Write Your Congressmen And Senators Your Letters Matter
Citizens are urged to contact their Congressmen and Senators to share needs and views. Sample addresses include Sen Stuart Symington and Sen Edward V Long in Washington and Rep Richard I Ichord and Rep William L Hungate with district counties listed for Ichord and Hungate.
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