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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1956
Page
11
A critical essay argues that government protection resembles extortion when paid for but not voluntary. It contrasts gangster protection with insurance, noting how compulsory payments enable coercion. The test is whether one can stop paying and withdraw consent to govern. If yes, government rests on consent. if no, it operates as a racket requiring protection.
The Odessa American notes a Springfield milk dealer whose undercutting prices sparked lawsuits by Massachusetts milk control and mirrors New York anti trust action against seventy five dealers for alleged price fixing. The piece questions legality and urges consistency with moral truths while highlighting broader state and federal price policies.
Admiral Moreell argues the Post Office’s losses stem from unrecovered costs and taxes. private firms offer similar services at lower effective rates. He warns government operation creates double taxation and laments bureaucracy. He compares monopolies to socialism and cautions against government control of all production.
The text states Franklin invented the harmonica made from bowl shaped glasses played by dampened fingers. It also lists eight major voluntary health agencies raising funds nationally to combat diseases such as polio tuberculosis cancer heart disease cerebral palsy cerebral palsy muscular dystrophy rheumatism arthritis and mental illness.
The piece discusses Chief Justice Earl Warren's potential warning to federal officials about outside employment. It recalls past presidents and justices who took outside roles, noting Justice Wozanski's refusal of a UN delegate post to avoid entangling the court in politics and citing historic examples from Taft, Hughes, and Brandeis.
The piece traces Zionist roots from 1897 Basel Congress, led by Theodor Herzl, to Palestine under Ottoman rule and the Balfour Declaration of 1917. It notes Weizmann and Ben-Gurion shaping statehood, the diverse Jewish diaspora, and early Arab–Jewish tensions, with Soviet and American policy influences shaping the region.
The text quotes Mickey Mantle insisting he does not deserve comparison with Ruth Williams or Musial after launching two 500 foot homers this season. It also includes a Humphrey quote on Israel and freedom and a Johnston remark contrasting U.S. and Soviet peace messaging.
The Christophers and critics debate the obverse and reverse of the one dollar bill. Morgenthau and Wallace are cited for altering the seal to include the pyramid and motto Novus Ordo Seclorum. Roerich figures into the discussion amid wider questions of symbolism and national meaning.
A column argues that government overreach contradicts the Founders’ aim to secure unalienable rights. It cites Jefferson Lincoln and Napoleon to frame a critique of federal bureaus and “welfare” meddling that erodes individual freedom and property.
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