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Newspaper
Rolling Meadows Herald
Location
Rolling Meadows, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1969
Page
6
Stuart R. Paddock Jr. serves as President Robert Y. Paddock is Executive Vice President Francis E. Stites as Secretary M. S. Flanders as Treasurer in the corporate lineup.
An editorial argues party loyalty pressures on public officials clash with public responsibility. It highlights Illinois GOP votes on convention, city county reforms, Chicago mayor elections and ABM stance, praising courageous mavericks who follow conscience and urging legislators to serve constituencies over party.
A Prospect High senior’s essay on suburban fear and censorship in Mount Prospect is published after repeated deletions by administrators. The piece critiques suppressing dissent at Prospect High, citing incidents involving SDS and a banned open mike at the Crystal Ship, and warns of deeper social fear if free discussion is stifled.
A Palatine reader laments repeated car buying troubles from last June. After ordering a vinyl top and trusting a dealer’s assurances, the model arrived without the top and delays stretched toward a vacation week, leaving the buyer frustrated and seeking accountability.
A columnist defends a spoof about six year olds taking over a school while pondering youth culture and societal pressures. He recalls readers' reactions and debates about authority and understanding, then shifts to a personal car saga. The piece chronicles delays, vinyl top issues, and the question of who pays for a new fabric roof.
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