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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1964
Page
4
The Odessa American sets forth a moral framework for liberty grounded in the Ten Commandments the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence. It urges readers to apply these principles in daily life to preserve freedom through self-control and responsible conduct.
Analysis of Hudson Hoagland from Worcester Foundation argues accountability underpins civilization. He cites history abolishing slavery and witch burning and says war must end in this nuclear era. Freedom means self restraint not external control, and individual responsibility is the core of a new ethical system.
Raymond C. Baker argues for Senator Barry Goldwater as the likely next President, citing California’s nomination of Goldwater and his defeat of major political machines. The piece frames him as a realist who seeks constitutional government, smaller debt, lower taxes, and stronger national independence.
Harold Klein of the New York Film Producers Association cites union practices as keeping costs high and reducing competition for U S government film contracts. Variety notes unions resist wage relief while producers push for fair competition and lower costs to win bids.
A fragmented reflection on yearning for freedom as a means to escape conquest and control by oppressors, contrasting liberty as a method of escape with the burden of true study and self liberation.
Grassroots opinion from Riverton Wyoming argues that postwar Czechoslovakia reveals the flaws of communism. It cites high state budget allocations to industry, vast capital spending, rising maintenance costs, and widespread product rejection due to shoddy workmanship under a rigid central plan.
A Carter-Maguire drive expands the President's Club to raise funds by offering donors direct access to President Johnson and White House aides. Prospects are told they can influence federal appointments, bypassing party channels, with events like a Cleveland meeting drawing about 60 guests and several $1,000 pledges.
The piece argues silver dollars vanished from circulation as hoarders and collectors moved to savings and non redeemable paper money. It cites banker meetings and public fears about metal backing, noting political leaders avoid the issue while wealth seekers seek safe stores for value. The author mentions Carter Johnson and labor figures in a satirical tone.
Puzzle list with clues across and down including Carrie Chapman suffragist, Paddywhacked, Tomahawks, Elk, Famed Viking, and other terms. Thursday June 25 date appears as the puzzle context, detailing multiple wordplay entries and obscure historical references.
Washington reports expose a dangerous gap in security as the Congo crisis prompts blame game between the State Department and the CIA. Four American civilians took part in a one shot emergency mission aiding Congo forces while trained pilots worked with T 28 aircraft.
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