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Show Thursday, June ! EDITOR Dear Sir: A recent article which appeared in the columns of your newspaper, by Dallis J. Pierson - a Utah State University student of public health - is so flagrant with speculations and errors in statistics and facts concerning fluoridation of the public's water supply, that they need no formal confrontations or corrections. Any adult knows what fluor- - fellowman. It could well be that after the addition of fluorides to our drinking water, other pundits of public health could advocate serums for other health problems of youth, middle-age, or the elderly. Has mass medication and mass thinking reached the dangerous stage where our Constitutional rites as individuals with guaranteed options, are to be violated by forcible medication or forcible thought-control- ? d SHARON ARCHIBALD . . r7 says i D O D G First Quality for the lowest possible Price since 1955 O D G E CARS '64 Dodge 440 Wagon Auto, air conditioned, (fact ory) 6 pass, radio, etc. (loaded) 30,000 factory warranty left. V-- 8 $2550.00 '63 Dodge 330 Wagon auto, one owner, radio, seat V-- covers, service war. miles, factory warranty 10,000 1 year left. $1695.00 1961 Rambler Classic wagon. Stick with one owner, very clean. od $895.00 962 Pontiac Tempest -- Auto, radio, orig. paint and up holstery, one owner, an excel lent buy at . . . $1095.00 1961 Dodge Lancer one like new, 330 owner, !eautiful. $995.00 V-- 8 to objection such WHAT KIND OF A MAN? What kind of a man volunteers to provide his neighbors with protection against disaster, goes to his aid in emergencies, sacrifices his personal comfort and safety in countless ways- - numerous times just to make certain that his neighbors have a helping hand when it is needed? What kind of a man? Why he is the kind we find on our Volunteer Fire Department blessed with the philosophy that he is "his brothers keeper". He is the kind of man who is deeply concerned about people and yet, unimpressed with his own importance. He has dedicated a major part of his life to the aid of his neighbors and his only reward is in knowing that his - was a job well done! Their response to the tragic accident last week served to remind us of their past services and of the debt of gratitude we owe to these fine men. To each of you, we want to express our most sincere thanks for many jobs - very well done! Grateful Citizens of Tremonton To. Ray Ashcraft, Clyde Shell V. D. Bowcutt, Cannon, Don Chiodo, Norvel -- Estep, Mel Foxley; Evan Green, Gibson, Bevan Hales, Hales, Sylvan Haltiner, Lynn Iverson, Leon Kerr; Norm Labrum, Otis Larson, Harry Miller, Chuck Nelson, DeVerl Payne, Carter Rich, Joe Thomas. Don Steve 1958 Chev. Wagon one owner, miles, excellent. 000 strenuous forced medication and indoctrination with fanciful ideas too skeptical to be subject to proof. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to respond to the article mentioned above. Fred W. Morrison, Chairman, Utah Citizens Opposed To Fluoridation of Water Supplies Bes-singe- r, 1959 Ford Wagon Country Squire, nuto, very nice car. $595.00 Stick shift, For as small a cost as 50 cents a year, our young health student, would abrogate our individual Constitutional rights of dominion over our own health and welfare and would provide Government, whether city, state or national, an entering wedge toward dictation. The kitchen sinks, lavatories, industrial lawns, bathrooms, plants, etc., ad infinitum, are all inanimate and make no personal pleas against the fluoridation of their water supplies, it therefore, remains for "men of Good Faith" to register their I rtj D 17, 1965 ides, or any other medicinal drug can do to the pure water supplies of our Nation. Adding medicine to our drinking water is both and and most certainly breaks the Golden Rule of behavior toward our TO THE. LETTERS 63, l. $595.00 1958 Ford HT stick shift with od. 6- - kyi. $450.00 Mrs. Richard Sudweeks of Nephi is visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Don Gibson and PICKUPS 1962 for Survival Looking A. bead Struggle Tremonton. Utaai The Leader It' . tT'fMTr V -- S by Dr. Gorg S. Benton PRESIDENT NATIONAL trtnriTirMj pfinretu i.t. DEMONSTRATING WHAT? Everyone knows that sometimes a sick or senseless creature, stirred by emotion that is so much a part of human nature and convinced his cause is right, wields a knife or pulls a trigger. Most of our citizens who are mentally well and normally sensible, despite any emotional impact upon them under stress, are going to retain the power of reason and practice restraint. But when you put a community under high emotional tension for many days and talk about force and revolution, there are likely to be some casualties, human nature being what it is. We have seen this happen in New York as well as Alabama. Causes, they say, need martyrs. How foolish and costly, that Jim Reeb and Mrs. Liuzzo, or anyone at all, should have been offered so sacrifically on the propaganda altar. Yet, when no word of restraint came from the White House, when money, pressure, politics, and vindictiveness said "march," it was an invitation to martyrdom for somebody. Was it worth it? Well, if one is convinced that the only practical route (an extremist's view, doubtless) to important reforms, to persuasion of the people, and i: to democratic forc of the use the through of "mobocracy," yes. The Other Side of It Not many Americans sub scribe to such a view, we hope. But that some dc was out forcefully in an editorial ir the National Observer during the Selma affair: "Wher the Hollywood stars gather the great airlines and theii cargoes flock in, the newsmen and photographers anc celebrities ridt forth, and the prophets thunder, there is no doubt by J. EDGAR HOOVER America today is engaged in a deadly struggle for the survival of the free world. While our Nation is fending off the strangling grip of international communism on foreign soil, at- - people need changing. Only However, minican Republic. much of the agitation is part of do, then cannotjudicial displaced by love and passion. 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Surely the leaders who plan these events and who direct so fully the energies and funds of those who are youth emotionally aroused know better than to hold out hope through the DuBois Clubs and W.E.B. of a victory tomorrow. similar organizations. The CPUSA encouraged and Neither songs of "over- endorsed the student march on coming" nor policemen's the Nation's Capital on April clubs will really solve social 17. 1965, protesting United Statand economic problems. Sit-in- s es intervention in Vietnam. and mob violence can Although not in actual control comfan the passions into flame of this demonstration, the in the munists participated and get political notice, but march and distributed copies of the spirit of reason is con- "The Worker," an east coast sumed. These displays are communist newspaper. Comhardly better than the munist marchers from all over human torches of South the country were present, and Vietnam. They are not in communist leaders claimed a the American tradition. major role in the 1961 Volks Pickup Very good, only . . . $795.00 V-- materialistic, conspiracy, The policies. foreign strategy is not new, but it is effective. The Party is working groups through and front organizations to embarrass our Government and disrupt its efforts. Communist leaders are striving to initiate other marches and demonstrations to keep their campaign of fear and terror rolling. We can expect that the Party will push for some type of nationwide action similar to "p e a c e" strikes or work stoppages to emphasize their aims. These are methods which have served communist causes so well since the days of Lenin. Party leaders hope, of course, that more and more Americans will be duped and misled by these tactics. They envision a commanding wave of hostility American policies against abroad. The goal is to incite citizens to the point that they will demand American forces through education and a diabolical scheme contrived the best practice of human by the Communist Party, USA relations will the hate being (CPUSA), an integral arm of communist generated on both sides be the international the $895.00 1962 try's actions. Problem is Man The big problem in all of this is undoubtedly that of human nature. Plenty of laws are on the books already. If there is actually something that family. Stick shift, red in color. A good buy at . . . 4x4, tempts are being made at home to undermine and distort its Tremendous pressure and criticism are being leveled against the President and the Congress and mislead the to confuse American public. Irresponsible charges of "invaders," "brutal aggression," and "sneak attacks" are used to discredit our Government in hopes it will be forced to abandon its role as defender of freedom. Some of this protest comes from legitimate peace groups and others who are opposed to the course of action being followed in Vietnam and the Do- action This is a typical example of the Party's widespread campaign to influence our coun- r GOLD STRIKE STAMPS V LIBBY'S Meat Pies fo)FO,$1 CARL & DON'S MARKET f TREMONTON Community Bullda ' |
