Editorials and Comments From The Odessa American
An independent Freedom newspaper article emphasizes individual liberty grounded in natural rights and moral guides. It argues freedom requires self control, responsible action, and adherence to the Ten Commandments Golden Rule and Declaration of Independence to empower readers to promote and preserve liberty.
Forman seeks total power and targets major U.S. firms
James Forman, described as a bearded revolutionary, urges a total power seize of American means of production. He plans to disrupt or control General Motors, Ford, Chrysler, DuPont, and influence the state. Critics warn of armed confrontation and long guerrilla warfare as he moves from church protests to industrial front plans.
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James Forman
New York
Riverside Church
Forman
America
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
DuPonts
Rockefellers
Mellons
Victor Riesel
Washington
Riesel
East Africa
Tanzania
Paticular
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James ‘Forman
Mr. Forman
Tougaloo College
Tougales
Miss
SNCC
Total Power
Indonesia’s communists resurface after Sukarno era
After Sukarno’s overthrow communism did not vanish in Indonesia. Central Java faces a state of war with communist underground activity terrorizing posts to gain weapons. East Java guerrillas were defeated last summer, yet strategists warn the movement has merely changed tactics and remains a major subversion target in Southeast Asia.
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Sukarno
Indonesia
Budiardjo
Central
Java
Sutopo Juwono
Mander
Army Intelligence Corps
East Java
Southeast Asia
Are closed shop unions similar to communism
Question Box discusses economics and government function. It argues closed shop unions deprive individuals of free market bargaining, require union consent, and endure power backed by government. It compares labor bosses to communist rulers, noting differing degrees but strong similarity in control. It warns voluntary unions may help, but boss power seeks total control.
How To Address The Law Makers
Federal Sen. Rarph W Yarborwsch of Austin and Sen. Joan G Tower of Wichita Falls are listed with Washington offices. Representatives Richard White of El Paso and O. C. Fisher of San Angelo are shown with their Capitol Hill locations.
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Sen. Rarph W. Yarborwsch
Democrat of
Austin
Senaiest
Washington, D.C
Joan G. Tower
Wichita Fats
Senate
Supreme Court ethics code showdown fuels political clash
Justice William C Douglas faces Senate scrutiny over outside income and ties as Chief Justice Warren backs a court wide ethics code. Several justices and lawmakers press for disclosure, while debate centers on extending the Judicial Conference standard to the Supreme Court before Burger takes over.
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Washington
William C. Douglas
Supreme Court
Peacenik
Hugo Black
Ap Douglas
Pointed
Roosevelt
William Brennan
Eisenhower
Thurgood Marshall
Johnson
Earl Warren
Judicial Conference
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Senate
House
Warren
Justice Black
Husilee
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Abe Fortas
Iowa
Burr
Wiliam Scherie
Plowa
Pemedy
Scher
Congress
Peg
Wayne
Circuit Council of Appellate Judges
Burger
William O. Douglas
Malaya
Reginald HH. Dorman-Smith
Burma
Warren Burger
Fortas
Crossword Puzzle 1 Origins and World Items
Puzzle clues cover a wide mix of definitions and wordplay across numerous categories including geography anatomy and language. Answers span Turkish money ancient Greek city Italian money and other terms with several entries referencing common crossword conventions and wordplay.
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Jacob
Yorkshire City
Piller
Medieval Guild
Aim
The Best Hope for Black Americans Is Soul or Economic Opportunity
Marilyn Manson's Guest Pen asks whether integration separation education or opportunity offers the Negro’s best future Its critique weighs Black Studies against economic employability and real world inclusion, noting racism in Black Studies campaigns and praising a focus on skills for employment while citing James Forman and reparations demands.
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Marilyn Manson
James Forman
Newspapers Report Both Good News and Misconduct
The Tuscaloosa News editorial argues the press should cover both positive achievements and negative acts. It notes that youth are better informed and want to participate, while acknowledging delinquency and poor behavior as part of daily life. The piece defends reporting deplorable conditions as essential alongside constructive reporting.
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Tuscaloosa Ala
Chhief
Fragmented passage on race and commerce in a shoe store
A garbled excerpt discusses willpower and racial issues in retail, mentioning the Black Economic Development Conference and a gal in a shoe store. It suggests blacks facing whites in department stores and hints at reparations for damages, with odd references to merchandise handling and black history.
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Black Economic Development Conference
Foreman
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