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Even\nJesus advised his disciples if\nthey did not have a sword to sell\n\ntheir garments and buy a sword.\nHe evidently believed in self-de-\nfense.\n\nThen the reader goes on to say:\n“And how about a person who\nis very poor, not on account of\nhis own fault, but on account of\nsickness, or through no fault of\nhis own, and he couldn’t afford\nto pay the government to pro-\ntect his life or his rights. Should\nthe government deny him the right\nto protection just beaguse he could\nnot afford the prie@ charged by\nthe government for protection?\nShall the government charge to\nsome and not to others?”\n\nThe government cannot give any-\none protection or anything else\nwithout first violating God’s laws\nby confiscating the property of\nothers. Men should so live that\nsomeone or some group wants to\nvoluntarily help defend them. I\nbelieve it was David who said:\n“T have been young, and now\n\nam old; yet have I not seen the\nrighteous forsaken, nor his seed\nbegging bread.”’\n\nThen the reader continues:\n\n“Or shall the poor be at the\nmercy of the wealthy who can\nbuy better protection? And de-\npend on whether government of.-\n\n| ficials shall render protection serv-\n| ices free of charge if there is no\n| wealthy kind-hearted person whe\n‘| would pay the fee for him?”\n\nThere would not be much of a\n\nmotive for a plunderer to moles!\n-| @ man with no property. As statec\n‘| above, let him so live that some\n‘| one wants to voluntarily defenc\n\nhim.\n__Then the critic quotes an oft\n, repeated statement accredited tc\n*! St. Paul in Romans 13:1-7, whict\n\nstarts out by saying:\n\n“Let every soul be subjec\n\n1) unto the higher powers. 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"ocr_text": "1 have never seen so many\nwomen at a similar gathering as\ncrowded into the Casino-Terrace,\nHotel Morrison, to a Spring Tea\nfor Dick Daley. Mr. Daley said:\n“T have a great love for my fam-\nily, three young ladies and four\nsons growing up, and when rep-\nresented as a man who will un-\nleash the forces of evil in Chi-\ncago—I say it’s a lie! I have rep-\nresented all that’s good for 26\nyears, without one word against\nme—why be afraid of what I\nwill do in the future? T’ll make\nyou proud to live in Chicago.”\n... March, in income tax times,\nwent out like a shorn lamb—\nnow it’s different... . This from\nthe essay of a schoolboy: “Wins-\nton Churchill is a remarkable\nman, Although he is 80 years\nold, he does the work of a man\ntwice his age.”\n"
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"ocr_text": "Time seems to slow ils pace\nin August. A red sun lifts into\na pale blue sky and slanting\nrays strike jewels from drops\nof water on clover leaves, Heat\nand humidity blend even at\ndawn; at high noon fields and\nmeadows drowse in the moist\nwarmth.\n\nOn sun-scorched uplands, stiff\nMullein stalks hold yellow blos-\nSoms .above ripened grasses;\nalong pasture lanes the Ught\nblue af chieory blends with the\ncolor of an August sky. Golden-\nrod weaves colorful necklaces\naround the fields and the royal\nhue of milkweed blossoms\ncolors the waste places.\n\nIt is the ripening time of year,\nNo one can say: that any one\nweek or any one month brings\nthe most maturity. There are\nsmall plants that grow, blossom,\nbear their seeds and die before\nthe summer solstice, There are\nothers that develop slowly and\nwait until after frost ‘before\nreaching maturity,\n\n“But on August days when the\ncountryman walks his acres, he\nknows that the year is working\non. Acorng are filling their fiH-\ngreed saucers and apples are\nawelling on the bough. Corn tas-\nsels are shedding showers of\npollen and tomatoes hang red\non the vines, Ripening is a part\nof life,\n\nThe process was ordained in\nancient eras. Man may dislike’\nto see year’s ripening, but each\nturning year brings its Inexora-\nble time of maturity,\n"
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Lady folks are given a\nspecial invitation. :\n\nJACKIE KENNEDY AND\nONASSIS got = married and,\nevervone in the world has heen\nwondering why they got mar-\nried, It has plumb disturbed a\npasse! of folks as to why they\nmarried. I know why. The peo-\nple have not come up with the\nreason and [| would have told\nthem sooner except that I just\nshouldn't dabble in the,\nmatrimonial affairs of on\nfolks. :\n\nEVERYBODY ATTACKE pb\nthe problem of why they got:\nmarried and they worked on the\n| Sige from the wrong angle.\n\nused the {indoor angie.\nThat won't do. I worked on the. |\nmatter from the outdoor angle\nand | have the answer.\n\nTHAT ISLAND that Onassis.\nowns is full of pheasants, quail\nof every variety, and chukars.\nand other game birds, In fact.\nthere is standing room only on.\ntnat island for birds. Jackie\nmarried Onassis to secure the\nhunting privileges on _ that)\nisland. The hunting rights there\nare an invaluable addition to.\nany family. 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"ocr_text": "Senator Robert Kennedy was buried Saturday. A\nstunned nation mourned.\n\nHere was one of the country’s leaders, struck down\non what may have been the threshold of even greater\npolitical horizons.\n\nThe nation grieved with the Kennedy family, vic-\ntims of a tragic and bitter irony..One son was lost in\nthe war. Then President John F. Kennedy was slain in\nDallas ‘and now his brother, also dead from ‘an as-\nsassin’s gun, is laid to rest.\n\nIn the span of a few years this nation has thus been\nwitness.to three assassinations of. national political\nfigures, President Kennedy, Dr. Martin: Luther King\nand now Senator Robert Kennedy.\n\nLooking beyond the stark tragedy of Sen: Kennedy’s..\nqwurder, some additional considerations must be made.\n\nWhile these three men were ‘indeed slain, they are\nnot the only political figures in recent years who have\ndied by assassination. True, they are the most promi-\nnent, the most widely known. But, there have been\n\nothers, This nation saw Medgar Evars. assassinated.\nMalcolm X was killed. George Lincoln Rockwell was\nslain. An. attempt was made on the life of James\nMeredith. :\n\nYou may ‘not agree with what these men repre-\nsented, the groups they led or the positions they took.\nBut, with the exception of Meredith, they too perished.\n\nHave we then in recent years witnessed an increas-\ning incidence of assassinations as a political\ninstrument?\n\nApparently we have.\n\nAnd if this be true, then an additional consideration\n\nmust also be made.\n__ In the face of the current evidence, the reluctance\n‘of various national, political. figures to expose them-\naelves in certain types of public appearance could be\neasily understood.\n\nAnd when this happens, it willbe a sad day for\n‘America. It will mean that our leaders will be remov-\ning themselves from the people. It will mean a lessen-\ning of the face-to-face encounters that have long been\n‘an aspect and an important one of our political scene.\n» Perhaps one of the greatest problems national po-\n\nlitical figures face is “losing touch” with their fellow.\n‘Americans. And the threat of physical harm is certain-\n“Jy not likely to increase the exposure of these people.\n“- When this happens, politics will never be the same.\n‘All of us will suffer. Our system of government\ni suffer: -.- . . F acon\n\n~ Wilt-we see our leaders in only carefully controlled\n“public appearances? Will-we hear and-see them only\nelectronically, insulated in booth or control room in\nsome distant city? :\n\nThis way is fraught with peril for our-nation.\n\n \n\n \n"
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"ocr_text": "A silent, seemingly compos-\ned and controljed man of about\n25 years of age gunned down\nSenator Robert Kennedy at\nshort range in a Los Angeles\nhotel corridor.\n\nThat ‘man had, as psychia-\nfrists would say, “Gone im-\nToediately from Alpha to Ome-\nga.” There were no intermed-\njate steps to break the flow of\nviolence in his mind,\n\nThis'man is but . another\nexhibit of the steady growth\nof violence’ as a part of the\nmosaic of our national culture.\nThose who. prefer simplistic\ncliche .answers. ‘will speak of\nlaw and order. ‘Neither: law\nnor order directly was involv:\ned in this attempted assassi-\nnation—as’ it -was in ‘others.\nLack of a. really tough gun\ncontro] law isa part of it. But\nneither law nor order viola-\ntions were a direct factor in\nithe assassination of John F,\nKennedy or’ Martin Luther\n\nKing. The assassins were, in\nfact, quite orderly and had\nviolated no law until they\nfired.\n\nA man’s mind - was’ the: in-\nstrument ‘directly responsible.\n\nA Secondary factor is the\nfact that violence and killing\nare a part of our culture.\nEven the new leadership of ithe\npoor at Washington, which\nleadership bas replaced the\nnon-violent, crowd into the\ncorridors of justice and threat\nen.to use guns and violence.\nUniversity students, wishing\nto dissent, take over buildings.\ndestroy property, burn the\npapers of professors they don’\nlike,\n\nViolence has always been 2\n“part of our culture. We hac\nalmost a hundred years of the\nmost violent and horrible\nlynchings in which the bodies\n_of the lynched were mutilatec\nbefore ‘or ‘after death.” Some\nof the lynched . were burnec\nalive: We have had men, iz\n‘recent'' years, dynamite :\n“church ‘at. the ‘time it wa:\n\n- erowded with Sunday schoo\nchildren, killing and wounding\nsome of them. |\n\nPsychiatrists are divided. A\ngrowing majority. believe mar\n\n.—in. his long process of evolu\ntion—has within. him an in\nnate, or instinctive, capacity\nfor violence.\n\n‘On the basis of evidence—o\nwhich ‘the cool, even “order\nJy,” killing of Senator Kenne\ndy is. merely. the latest evi\ndence, there is no:question bu\nthat -we. bave “an: increasim\n\n \n\n \n\n \n\n \n"
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"ocr_text": "PANS (UPI)—French voters\npulled President Charles da\nGautle's internallonal acorng\naul of the fire by their massiva\npro-Gaullist voto Sunday.\n\nBut whether the — nation’a\ninlornal prablenis will be solved\nby the spectacular performance\nremiulned a moot questin,\n\nPolitical observers also ralsed,\nquestions tolny rbout how\nsuccessiul the Gaullists will be\nJung 36 in wrning the inilial\nains inta uciuul assembly,\nseas,\n\nDe Gaulle's International\npreslige, which suffered severa,\nblows during the “May revoll.\ntion,” could now start swinging\nupward, He and his supportera\nwitt be able to polat to the vota\nas an indicalion that despite’\ndomestic discontent, tho 774\nyeur-old general still ‘Is the firm\nmaster of his land,\n\nDe Gaulle needed the election\nviclory Io kepp from being\ndiscredited by his ailles—and\nhig nominal allics, such ag tha\nUnited States.\n\nYet there was no ecrtainty Dé\nGuulle's problems at home are\navor, Aluch will depend on\nwhether the president, Premier\nGeorges Pompldou, amd the\nexpected new Gaullist majority\nin parllament can produce the\nreforms {hey promised during\nthe election campaign\n. Even if reforms are begun\nthe nation stil faces grave\nproblems over the next six\nmonths. The government will ba\nhard pressed to hold down\ninflation, protect the frane, keep\nstudents satisfiedl and avoid\nmore crippling strikes next fall,\n\nThe May revolution had deep\nreats: discontent with 10\nyears of “strong man mile,'®\ndissatisfaction over antiquated\neducation and labor-manages\nTent systems, despair over a\nlack of “dialogue” between the\ngovernment and the governed\nand a feeling ‘that French\nprosperily was only skin deen,\n\n \n"
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