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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1969

Page

3

Editorial on liberty and moral guidance in Odessa American

The Odessa American editorial argues freedom hinges on self-control and adherence to moral guides such as the Ten Commandments, the Golden Rule, and the Declaration of Independence. It frames the newspaper as a beacon to help readers apply these values to daily life and promote liberty and responsibility.

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Influence processes in education arouse fear of thought reform

A June 24, 1969 column critiques human relations training as institutional influence and coercive persuasion. It links NEA manuals to brainwashing tactics in state schools, warns parents to resist compulsory change of children, and recalls Nazi era parallels.

National Training Laboratories National Education Association Washington, D. C Edgar H. Schein Industrial Management Review Crowell NEA Adolf Schicklgruber Germany

Nixon rails at inflation during education campaign launch

President Nixon, at a White House event launching a campaign to show economic stability can be restored, urged private enterprise to lead growth and combat inflation. Washington Report, via the U S Chamber of Commerce, notes calls for informed public action and questions government competition with private sectors.

Nixon White House Washington U.S. Chamber of Commerce National Chamber Foundation Joint Council On Economic Educaon National Chamber of Commerce Ito

Nixon faces the hard school of the White House

The Washington Report analyzes President Nixon as a political animal learning in office. It argues the presidency bears burdens beyond one man, depends on subordinates, and highlights Nixon’s initial five months, especially his judicial appointments Burger Robb McKin non, seen as lawful and promising.

New York Washington Aristotle Nixon White House Ulysses S. Grant Warren G. Harding Abe Fortas Richard Milhous Nixon Warren E. Burger Roger Robb George McKinnon

Mrs Ora Reese Elected President of ABW.A. Chapter

Mrs Ora Reese of 615 North Washington has been elected president of the Howdy Pardner Chapter of ABW.A.

Ora Reese North Washington Howdy Pardner Chapter Abw.a

Earl Benson Returns From Texas Hospital Meeting

Earl Benson administrator of Medical Center Hospital has returned from Dallas after attending a board meeting of the Texas Hospital Association.

Earl Benson Medical Center Hospital Dallas The Texas Hospital Association

Local Launderer Named Texas Young Democrats Committeeman

Twenty years ago on June 24 1949 Chick Gardner a local laundry worker was named a committeeman for the Texas Young Democrats in a community milestone highlighting youth political involvement.

Chick Gardner Laundre

Guaranteed annual income sparks debate in Nixon era

Economist Oscar W. Cooley argues the plan would pay a basic 1500 dollars to a family of four while reducing benefits for any earnings, risking work disincentive and moral erosion. Critics like Arthur Burns warn it could expand idle living and invite state control over births and migration. The piece questions funding, population limits, and long term welfare pressures.

Oscar W. Cooley Assoc Ohio Northern Univ Nixon Milton Friedman Friedman Finch Arthur Burns Burns New York California U.S. Supreme Court Mississippi Washington Malthus

Allen College students choose constructive protest over riots

Allen College in Columbia South Carolina faced a 350000 debt on Founders Day yet the student body launched a constructive campaign to pay down the deficit. They organized committees held events sold car wash tickets and sought pledges from churches and schools while praising the college and its black administration and students. College President James W Hairston praised their maturity and commitment.

Aurora Ill Beacon News Tiny Allen College Columbia S.C South Carolina Narper The Allen Journal James W. Hairston Allen Allens

Crossword Puzzle Clues From a Scrambled List

Mixed clue fragment lists eight to ten entries with numbers and hints including family member being Latin river and devices for TV equipment. The readable items suggest a crossword puzzle style page used to present cryptic and straightforward clues with several entries partially legible and out of order.

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Tidbits and Tax Talk In A Tiny Paper Snack

A quirky note mirrors a era where phrases like canned ham describe a fired factor while men fret over figures. It mentions how some rely on an accountant to parse income tax and keep finances in check.

How To Address The Law Makers

Senate list presents Sen Ralph W Yarborough of Austin and Rep Richard C White of El Paso with addresses in Washington and district offices for Sen Join G Tower of Wichita Falls and Rep O C Fisher of San Angelo.

Ralph W. Yarborough Austin Senate Washington, D.C G. Tower Republican Wichita Falls Richard C. White el Paso Longworth House Fisher Democrat of San Angelo Rayburn House

Freedom won in spirit by American riders and Marion

Straight Talk retells Colonel Peter Horry's account from General Francis Marion's camp. A blindfolded British officer shares a meal of toasted sweet potatoes and hears Marion declare liberty as his true love. The exchange underscores sacrifice, inhumane pay, and resolve that defined the American fight for freedom.

Tom Anderson Peter Horry Francis Marion Georgetown D. C Marion Cornwallis Tom Rachael Jacob London Paris Solomon Sidney Hampden Col. Watson Washington Henry Clinton

Local Politicians and District Addresses Listed

Senator W E Pete Snelson of Midland and Representatives Ace Pickens of Odessa and Richard Slack of Pecos are listed with their Midland Odessa and Pecos offices. The addresses include 319 North Colorado Midland and the Bran don Hotel Building Pecos and the National Bank Building Odessa.

W. E Pete) Snelson Democrat Midland North Colorado Tex Ace Pickens Odessa First National Bank Bidg Odessa, Tex Richard C. Slack Democrat of Pecos Brandon

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