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Evening star., 1962-06-24

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Adventures of the Nays crack flight
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Western. l Hour. Sheriff Bodie (Clint
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The Adak sun., 1962-12-31

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-04

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-04
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The frontiersman., 1962-07-26
MEA Starts Plans For moIIie Pearson Scholarship Fund

Establishing one or more scholarships among the schools in the MEA service area is un- der investigation by the board of directors of Matanuska Valley Electric Assn.
 C. Ivan Branton, secretary treasurer, and Mason LaZelle, manager, were appointed as a committee to confer with edu- cation officials and make re- commendation for the board to consider.
 Two general approaches were discussed at the MEA board meeting Monday: either setting up one scholarship for a student from one of the schools in the area, or estab- fishing a smaller scholarship for each one of the high schools serving the MEA area.
 Mrs. Ruth ''Mollie" Pearson suggested the scholarship con- cept before her departure after 20 years of service to the CO., operative. In view of this fact the board will use her name in designating the scholarship.
The frontiersman., 1962-07-26
Who Hampers with the Soul of America?

EDITORS NOTE: Reading speeches is almost daily routine in the business Many speeches good and some outstanding
 On this page is the entire of a speech which believe outstanding Ii is worthy reading every can and printed by The Frontersman public
 Ii is an absorbing speech it is exciting It hits button 10 prompt solid thinking for adults and alike
 The speech delivered recently Inland Daily Press convention held in Chicago The speaker was Jenkin Lloyd Jones' editor of the Tulsa tokahoma Tribune Here is what ne had to say:
The frontiersman., 1962-07-26
Tampering With Facts?

Don Maxwell of The Chicago Tribune has recently asked his book department to quit advertising sociological
 literature by including in the list of best sellers The critics ana the book publishers have denounced him apering With the facts would like to somewhat larger Who IS tamperlng with the soul of America?
 For nations do have souls They have collective person. altles People who think well of themselves, collectively exhibit elan and enthusiasm and morale When believing Tn themselves when they regard their institutions with and their traditions with fippancy will not long remain great nations When they learning out effort and without work they beginning stagger Where they become heonsc pleasure orened when their Boy Scouts their hikes start to hitch expense account cheating common, and union goonery
 ercey defended right that nation in danger And when police departments attempt to control burglary by the method of making department monopoly then the yaWns
 Ladies and gentlemen do not let overdraw the pie ture This IS still great powerful vibrant able optimistic nation Americans readers do believe in themselves and in their country.
 We have reached the stomach turning point We have reached the point where should the facilitating philosophy of permissiveness Let this be confused with the philosophy of liberty The school system that permits children to develop quarter of their natural champion of liberties The healthy unemployment compensation defender of human freedom The playwright and author who would profit from panderng to the worst that's friends of
The frontiersman., 1962-07-26
PLENTY OF LOOT!

If President Kennedy's entire legislative program-including aid to education, medical care for the aged, public welfare and the rest-were approved in toto by Congress, what would the costs be? U. s. News & World Report has totaled up the tab and finds that increases would come to $2,538, 100000 in the fiscal year ending June 30, 1863 and $9,O76, 100000 for the fiscal year ending in 1865.
The frontiersman., 1962-07-26
You Have A Choice

We'll, it that the exhibitors supplied with different ads for each If publishers are dumb enough to the most suggestive those they get But If publishers squawk the cleaner ads down Isn't It tune we all squaWked?
 think it's time quit giving page play extra marital unkets of think is time stopped ing gamorou and exciting the brazen tramps think it is time asked Broadway and Holly wood coumnists if they can't find something decent spring gong on along their beats.
 And the stage: They raided Mnsky's so Mnsky,s has spread all town Bawdness has put jacket and in the orchestra go sxbits at the Old Howard Nichols Gayety are now scaled at $88 Oh And have lots of realism Incenuous Americans Perverted Americans Degenerate Americans Mrderous Am ericanS.
 How many of these realistic Americans you know?
 Two months ago American touring company sponsor ed by the State Department and paid for by your dollars presented of Tennessee Williams depraved ngs to audience in Rio de Janero The audience in disgust and walked And where did it walk? Right the where company was putting on beautiful performance for the glory of Russia How dumb can We get2
 We drowning youngsters in violence cyncsm and sadlsm pped into the living and the nursery The grandchildren used to weep because The Little Match Girl frozen to death feel cheated she slugged raped and thrown into Bessemer converter.
 And there's literature The old eyepoppers the past which tourists used smugge their dirty shirts stuff Compared to some of our modern ush Ulysses reads like the the Epworth League Lady Chatters has draped with the mantle of art and is sale in the drugstore your high-schoolage daughter for 50 Henry Mlers fropc of Cancer which resembles collection of crpons taken from prvy walls about to join Lady Chat terly The quickbuck boys have apparently pumfuzzled judges that there difference between pep show and moral lecture.
 And, of course atterday historical novels Tn which the romance of mans upward from savag cry lost in confused weer of bundlings and tumbngs
 The foreign reader of of these epcs the development of the American West marvel that tune to que the Comanches blow up Kansas and build the railroad While spending practically all their tune m the hay.
The frontiersman., 1962-07-26

rise today and make comments about the moral climate of America and about responsibilities therefor temporary custodians of Americas press speak old tradition.
 The calamity howler It IS customary to dismiss such fogeyism as am about to display with tolerant laugh For while 1t freely predicted all through the that the world going to Hell it hasn't to Hell yet Who deny that practically all the crafts and certainly all of the sciences farther advanced than have been2 Why not be cheerfuly optimistic?
 I think tell you why Human progress has never been steady has back forth like a beach Happily there has also been incoming tide the washed higher and higher each great civilization
The frontiersman., 1962-07-26
Uttered With Bones

But the pathway of history is filtered with the bones of dead states and fallen empires And they not cases promptly replaced by something better Nearly
 thousand years elapsed between the fall of Western Rome and the of the Renaissance and in between had the Dark Ages which nearly all of mans institutions ferior those which had gone before don't child ren children through couple of centuries of daectc materialism before the sun comes up again.
 So the Jeremiahs haven't been so wrong after all It
 the beginnings of decay It sad to Age of Pee replaced by the drunken riots of Acbiades There was indeed just for gloom when palaces of the Caesars went Nero and Cagua and when the once-nobe Guard became gang of willing to sell the throne to the top bidder.
 Alares Goths finally poured over the Rome it was not that the walls were low It was that Rome itself was low life Pompe the orgies Lake Traisi mene the gradually weakened fibre of disciplined people that reduced them at least to seeking safety and the payment of rbuea these brought Rome down She down too early She had much teach the world
 And I look upon country and much that see disturbs me But we are great people We have noble tradition We have much teach the world and if America should go down soon it would be too early.
 thing is certain. We shall be given centuries for eisurey and comfortable decay We have enemy now-remorseess crude brutal and cocky However, much Communist conspiracy may lie their subjects about motives about our policies and aims one thing they believe themselves mplcityand that is that we are in an advanced state of moral decline
 When Nkita Khruschev visited Hollywood he shown only movie set that of wild dance in Can-Can. He said represented decadenee and sure he really thought It dogma of current Communist faith that Am erica is Sodom and Gomorrah ripening for the kill
 Do you know what scares me about the Communists? their political system which primitive and It not their economic system which works badly that progress few directions IS purchased at the price o pro gres all the rest is their puritansm It their dedication and sefsacrifice
 does good comfort ourselves with the reflection products endless brainwashngs of counernformaon and contrary arguments This dedication propaganda of deprivation by censorship and tanning of is there The confidence that they are morally superior there.
The frontiersman., 1962-07-26
Foundation Of Jelly

The welfare state that the rewards for sbe behavior that it the ageold penalties for irresponsible behavior building foundation of jelly
 time stopped this elaborate pretense that there difference between the genuinely unfortunate and the mobs reeers who throwing bottles every time the try to make legitimate arrest
 Finally, there the status of entertainment and literature
 Can anyone deny that drer than ever? But they don't call it dirt They call it realism Why do we let them fool us? Why do nod owshy when they tell us that filth merely daring for that icentousness really social comment? Isn't recognized Hollywoods quest for the fast buck for what is? Isn't plain that the fnan cayharrassed industry putting gobs of in the darkened dvens effort lure curious teenagers
The frontiersman., 1962-07-26

announced that henceforh perversion and homosexuaty would longer be barred from the provided Jecs handled with "delicacy and taste Good Lord!
 And we of the press party to the crime Last year the move ads got saacious and tive that the advertising and decided the worst and set standards We thought that our ukase there might be interruptions advertising some shows But Within couple of hours the exhibitors down with much mlder ads miracle ac- compished?
The frontiersman., 1962-07-26
Revival Of An Idea

It is time hit the sawdust trail. It time we revived the idea that there such thing old wiful It is time brought self discipline back style And who has greater responsibility at this hour than the gentlemen of the press?
 So suggest:
 Let's look educational institutions the level and Johnny can't read by the time he's ready married let's find out why.
 Let's look at the distribution of public argesse and far from aleviang human misery it is producing and Responsibility that ntensifes it, let's get fixed
 Let's quit being budozed and bedazzed by efapponted longhairs Let's have the guts that book dirt that's what think of it. painting may well be daub you can't figure out which to hang it. And if beatnk weds together collection of rusty cogwhees and old stays and claims it's greater sculpture than Mchelangeos David let's have the to that looks like junk and probably s
The frontiersman., 1962-07-26

schools rank the standardized Iowa tests? When have you looked schools report cards and the philosophy be- senior English themes? Have offered recognition to schools best scholars to compare to the recognition you accord your schools best football players?
 the funny thing progressive educators is that theory vanShes when the referees whistle blows for the kickoff In the classroom they pretend grade subecvey against the students supposed capacity lest he be hunaed by natural inadequacy But the football field they never put in legged hafback the theory that considering his disability he's hafback They put in the best half back they've got period The ungifted sit the bench back the stands though they too might thirst for glory If schools anxious to turn out brans as they to turn out winning football teams this strange con- tradcton wouldn't exist
 Having neglected discplnes in education is quite logical that should reject discpnes art The great and cuptor of the studied anatomy diligently that they often nduged their dysnatching And today after at the ceiling of the Sistne Chapel the walls of the Rechsmusee and marvel al their works.
 this sediscipne of little concern modern non-objecve painter All he needs pigment and agent. He throw coorS at a and the world quds of used chewing tobacco board and he social critic He drive back and forth in pools of paint and Life magazine will write him up.
 Talent is for squares What you need vast effronery IL you undertake to pant 1t must look something like That takes at least sgn-painterS ability But claim to paint picture of psyche and matter what the result who to what psyche looks like? So filled with daubs being stared at by confused citizens who haven't the guts admit they confused.
 But the age fakery cross American civilization bears. Much capabiy for righteous indignation.
The frontiersman., 1962-07-26

Let's blow the whistle on plays that would bring bushes to an American Legion stag party. Let's not be awed by movie characters with barn. yard morals even if some of them have been photographed climbing aboard the President ial yacht. Let us pay more at- tention in our news columns to the decent people everywhere who are trying to do some thing for the good of others.
 In short gentlemen, let's cov- CT up the cesspool and start planting some flowers.
 We'll, that's the jeremaid. I never thought I'd deliver one of these. 1 never dreamed PG go around sounding like an ad- vance man for the Watch-and- Ward Society. I used to con- sider myself quite a liberal young man. l still think that on some people bikinis look fine.
 But 1 am fed up to here with the educationists and pseudo social scientists who have un- derrated our potential as a people. I am fed up to here with the medicine men who try to pass off pretense for art and prurience for literature. I am tired of seeing America de- based and low-rated in the eyes of foreigners. And I am genuinely disturbed that to idealistic youth in many coun- tries the fraud of Communism appears synonymous with mor- ality, while we, the chief re- pository of freedom, are re- garded as being in the last stages of decay.
 We can learn a lesson from history. Twice before our Brit ish cousins appeared heading into a collapse of principle, and twice they drew themselves back. The British court reach ed an advanced stage of cor ruption under the Stuarts. But the people rebelled. And in the wild days of George " and William " it looked as though Britain were rotting out again. But the people banged through the reform laws, and under Victoria went on to the peak of their power.
 In this hour of fear, confus- ion and self-doubt let this be the story of America. Unless I misread the signs a great num- Der of our people are ready. Let there be fresh breeze, a breeze of new honesty, new idealism, new integrity.
 And there, gentlemen, is where you come in. You have typewriters, presses and a huge audience.
 How about raising hell?
The frontiersman., 1962-07-26
What Russians Think

The naive questions of your Intours guide reveal only too quickly that she thinks she is taking to sefndu gent flop from the court of ateray Louis XIV the school yard the children rush show not their but their scholarship medals And when offer them Lincoln pennies souvenirs they off their little Young Pioneer buttons and hand them proud that they not taking gifts, but are making fair exchange.
 The Russian stage is the Victorian stage Russian literature but 1t Is clean and gorfies the Russian people and eXudes optimism and promise stfy representatona but the paintings scup ture strive to depict beauty and herosRussan beauty course, and Russian herosm.
The frontiersman., 1962-07-26
Preoccupied With Sin

 They were too preoccuped with it. They hagrdden and gudden and theirs repressed and neurotc society But they had horsepower They wresed vings from rocky land built earliest colleges started literature industrial revolution and found between fight the Indians the French and the British baw for abolition women suffrage and prison reform, and to experiment with graham crackers and boomers They tremendous people
 And for all their exaggerated sin phil osophy rested great granite rock Man the master of his soul You didn't have to be bad You could and should be better And wanted the eternal fires you'd damned well better be-
 In years all this changed America have decided that sin is largely imaginary We have become a product of his heredity and his environment his behavior to large degree foreordaned by both He product happy combination genes and chrom- unhappy combination He environ ment that will tend to make him evil He just chip tossed by beyond his and responsible
 We'll the theory that misbehavior be cured by pulling down enements and erecting their places elaborate public housing not holding The continue along with ouay for social services We speak of under privilege Yet the young who swagger up and down the streets boldly Haunting their symbols their black jackets far blessed in creature comforts porunites for advancement and freedom from drudgey than 90 cent of the children of the world We have the dragons teeth in pseudoscentfc sentimentay and out of the ground has sprung the legion bearing knives and bicycle chains.
 Clearly something missing Could it be what the worlds children have been given the doctrine of individual sibility?
 Relief is gradually becoming honorable in America It is pretty fair life have neither conscience pride The politicians will you The state will mother bonus her illegmate children, and she negects them sufficiently she enough out her ADO payments to keep herself and her boy friend wine and Nothing fault And when the fathers of harassed community like Newbugh suggest abeboded welfare clients might the the bera editorial sts and denounce them for their medieval cruelty
 don't know how long Americans stand this erosion of principle But believe that of friends kidding themselves when they pretend that plane load of Puerto Rcans that puts down Idewd equivalent in potential to shipoad of Pilgrims that put into Ply mouth Nations built by people capable of great and sefdiscpne heard of put together by cha
The frontiersman., 1962-07-26
A Look at Schools

When you editors and publishers ex- ained currcua of your local schools? How your
The frontiersman., 1962-07-26
And what of us?
 We'll, let's take them one at a time.

We at the end of the third the national insanity known progressive education" This was the education where everybody passes report cards noncommtta lest the failure be faced with of his failure where all moved pace like trans convoy that the slowest be left behind and all proceeded toward aduhood in the locxstep getherness Thus the competition that breeds sacrificed for the benefit of something called adjust ment'
 With what results? We have watched juvenile delinquency climb steadily We have produced tens of thousands of high school graduates their and cannot write coherent paragraph While Russian contempories supposed to be dedicated to the been constructing intellectual elite engaged in the production of mediocrty What
The frontiersman., 1962-07-26

And there, gentlemen, is where you come in. You have typewriters, presses and a huge audience.
 How about raising hell?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-16
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