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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1968
Page
6
The Odessa American editorial argues for universal freedom rooted in creation and self-control. It emphasizes personal responsibility to understand moral guides such as the Ten Commandments the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence to preserve freedom and help others receive its blessings. The piece reflects a 1968 faith in individual liberty.
The Jewish Society of America counters Weyl’s portrayal of Jews as left-leaning, citing a diverse view within the community. The group, with offices in New York and Los Angeles, emphasizes the sanctity of the individual, constitutional rights, free enterprise, and opposition to statism, while pledging loyalty to American ideals and religious liberty.
A columnist laments commercialism and social pressures during Christmas. He contrasts festive duties with moral values, arguing technology and welfare programs erode true charity. The piece praises gift spirit, tolerance, and goodwill as the best 1968 holiday gift.
A Chicago Tribune analysis argues that central bankers in West Germany and France, led by Erhard and De Gaulle, miss the core issue of inflation and fiscal responsibility. It contrasts U.S. tax burdens and Nixon era spending with European austerity, blaming government overreach for currency woes and urging accountability.
A chaotic preinaugural scene spurs talk of firing cabinet members who spoke out on policy and drew market reaction. The piece notes Nixon aides including Kennedy Hickel Scranton and asks if wives of officials will face briefings, highlighting a broader press and communications challenge.
Miss Mary Alice Ramirez daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Ramirez of 1713 North Tom Green completes training at American Airlines Stewardess College Fort Worth earning silver wings in a five years ago December 24 1863 context.
The almanac notes Red China's bid to restart almost 14 years of stalled diplomacy with the United States. It frames Mao Zedong's move as a more active role on the world stage and discusses potential implications for Asia and Cold War power dynamics.
On this date in 1814 the United States and Britain signed the Treaty of Ghent in Belgium, ending the War of 1812 and shaping postwar relations between the two nations.
A list shows Sen Ralph W Yarborough and Rep Richard C Walls with Washington and district addresses in Texas. Sen John G Towe and Rep 0 C Fisher are noted, alongside State Rep Ace Pickens of Odessa and Rep Richard C SI of Pecos. Additional names and offices appear from San Angelo to Pecos and Irving.
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