Restriction of Free Thought and Free Speech Quote
A 1951 quotation from former U S Supreme Court justice William O Douglas condemns restriction of thought and speech as the most dangerous form of subversion and a threat to American values.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 2008
Page
2
A 1951 quotation from former U S Supreme Court justice William O Douglas condemns restriction of thought and speech as the most dangerous form of subversion and a threat to American values.
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The First Amendment prohibits Congress from establishing religion or restricting free exercise and protects freedom of speech press assembly and petition to the government for grievances. It enshrines civil liberties and limits federal power over individual rights.
The Ottawa Herald explains that Readers' Forum letters express writers opinions and research and identify writers at the end. It invites disagreement and responses in the Readers' Forum to promote full and robust public debate on significant issues.
A reader defends the Elizabeth Layton Center and its clients amid criticism of alleged illegal drug use. The letter emphasizes that clients seek help, are often employed, and rely on mental health services and tax dollars to function and improve their lives.
Readers praise the Elizabeth Layton Center, thanking staff for dedication to low mood treatment and housing, while defending front line workers against critic Mr. Schulte. Letters urge continued support from readers, communities, and officials for mental health services and access.
A Layton Center clinic in Layton Center at 15th and Cedar streets is defended by a client against a letter claiming marijuana use outside the clinic. The writer’s misstatements upset many clients who struggle financially and rely on rolling their own cigarettes. The letter is challenged by firsthand experiences from clients who say no marijuana smoking occurs.
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Readers may submit letters up to 250 words to the Readers' Fo Hunt. Include name address and daytime phone number. Letters may be edited for length and clarity. Limit one long letter per month. Form letters poems consumer complaints or business testimonials will not be printed. Located at 104 S Cedar.
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