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Newspaper
Playground Daily News
Location
Fort Walton Beach, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1972
Page
2
A pamphlet asserts that true freedom comes from self-government and personal discipline guided by moral principles. It warns against license and anarchy and appeals to religious and civic ideals to empower individuals to shape their own destinies.
An opinion piece rebutting socialist slogans and a new urban renewal five-for-one claim. It argues government spending crowds out private investment, lowers individual buying power, and reduces efficiency. The author labels the five-for-one claim a deceptive cliche and promotes private enterprise.
Ray Cromley argues Nixon's trip may force Moscow to shift production toward consumer goods and housing, allow limited personal freedoms, and ease security rhetoric. Analysts cite internal pressures among engineers and technicians, while external threats from the US and Western Europe shape Kremlin policy and foreign strategy.
The piece argues Senator McGovern would slash U S military spending by 32 billion and cut active duty forces, air command strength, ICBMs, ships, and R D funding while withdrawing from Vietnam and Europe. It contrasts this with Soviet expansion and warns of weakened NATO posture and reliance on overseas materials.
Jeffrey Hart critiques Prof. Robert Pranger’s defense essay arguing that containment is over and continental defense would collapse global leverage. The piece warns that dismantling overseas forces and reshaping the armed services would leave the U S vulnerable to Soviet missile and naval power.
A Rome reporter staged a mock attack on Michelangelo's Moses to show fragility of art protections. The piece argues safety limits, stresses dependence on public sanity, cites Wallace incident and hijack scares, and warns against imitators. It notes not all attackers are maniacs but their acts cause sorrow and disruption.
A formatted roster lists state senators William Dean Barrow and Dempsy J. Barrow in Crestview and Panama City, plus Mallory E. Hume in Tallahassee. It also names state representatives Jerry Melvin and H. C. Elmore, and U.S. senators Lawton Chiles and Edward J. Gurney with their offices in Washington and Florida cities.
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