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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1956
Page
11
The author imagines a top ruler with 1000 genius rating guiding a million officials at 900 while 165 million citizens range 1 to 10. It argues total socialism would stifle invention, urging limited government and freedom for all, noting capable outsiders often outperform appointed leaders.
The late Dr. M. Rostovzeff of Yale argues Persian success came from decentralized governance allowing local autonomy. The central state offered military protection free trade with neighbors and a sound royal gold and silver currency to enable wealth creation and stable purchasing power.
The remarks center on Patrick Henry and liberty, contrasting individual freedom with government power. The speaker argues America risks losing moral rights as political rights expand, citing slavery, voting rights, and natural rights under pressure from federal action.
A billion-dollar, bipartisan push for federal ownership of major power projects pits the White House against Democrats. Morse Magnuson Heil’s Canyon and Fryingpan Arkansas bills face House Rules and Interior hurdles while Johnson shifts Long to floor support. The deal also ties Niagara River and other projects to public power, risking delays and higher federal spending.
The article reviews Walter H. Diamond’s pamphlet on tax advantages of incorporating in Liberia Panama and Honduras. It explains how foreign earnings can be kept out of U.S. taxes via Liberian Panama and Honduran firms using the International Trust Company of Liberia to provide anonymity and management without local operations.
The Chicago Police Department hires a public relations man to run a year round community contact program under the mayor’s department, after moving from the Parks service. The piece surveys the rise of propaganda driven public relations and cites figures from journalism and government to illustrate growing influence on public opinion.
A collection of quoted remarks from leaders and officials on free enterprise cease-fire law of the land and cultural views. Included are M. J. Rathbone Standard Oil executive Dag Hammarskjold Nepon Dayson Ashok B. Singh Beatrice Adams Muhammad Sukarno and other figures.
A columnist in Eagle Rock notes a lighthearted bet on TV shows and compares affection for a brother in law to the stance of political figures Dewey and Nixon. The piece mixes local color with playful political allusions.
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