anaheim-gazette 1961-07-13

ANAHEIM GAZETTE NATIONAL EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION GAZETTE PUBLISHING CO., INC. Publisher TELEPHONE: PR 2-1800 Published Thursday of each week at 259 East, Center Street, Anaheim, California Legal Adjudication No. A 22441 Entered as second class mail matter under the act of March 3, 1879. All rights herein are reserved. SUBSCRIPTION: $3.00 per year, payable in advance. Member, California Newspaper Publishers Association EDITORIAL CAN DICK NIXON SAVE CALIFORNIA – for Nixon Dick Nixon's Republican call to arms meeting at his sumptuous 7-bath mansion in Los Angeles will have antewide repercussions. For Dick made the sad mistake of inviting a small coterie of his friends to outline a program that he believed is necessary for the Republicans to retake the State administration in 1962. Naturally his handpicked group will be in complete agreement with him, and if they don't agree with him they will be relegated to the ash heap. How he could afford to snub former Governor Goodwin J. Knight at a meeting of this nature is inconceivable. Knight, one of the most astute politicians in Naturally his handpicked group will be in complete agreement with him, and if they don't agree with him they will be relegated to the ash heap. How he could afford to snub former Governor Goodwin J. Knight at a meeting of this nature is inconceivable. Knight, one of the most astute politicians in the State, should have been invited. He is the only man in the State of California that can command the votes of Republicans and Democrats alike and his following of Independents is unmatched by Nixon or any other potential Gubernatorial aspirant. Nixon's unfortunate statement that he will make up his mind in 60 days whether or not to run for this high post, is based on his personal belief that he is the only one "who can save the State." His attitude over television Tuesday evening and his statement that he can "save the state" will lose him more support than he imagines. For we can't believe that the State needs "saving" and we don't believe that the people of California are going to swallow that propaganda hook, line and sinker. Knight will probably be a candidate and we predict that he will out poll Nixon, Christopher, Powers or anyone else who submits his name in the primary. BORE YOURSELF NORMAL The news that the new Miss California suffers from claustrophobia and would rather walk up 10 flights of stairs than ride an elevator—much to the despair of weak-arched reporters and admirers—reminded us of something we read not too long ago. It seems a London psychiatrist has found that the best way to free people of their phobias is to guide them through a process in which they do not try to escape the cause of their fears, but face them, and see them through. According to the doctor, the result is that the patient actually becomes bored with his fears, and eventually loses them. Sounds interesting. We might even try it on some of our phobias. At the worst it would put us even up with our friends, who already are bored to death hearing about them. WHAT'S IN A NAME? Once again a Democrat in the White House has found himself in the uncomfortable position of invoking a law he professes to detest and which he vowed never to use. When John F. Kennedy was in Congress he voted against the Taft-Hartley Act. When he was a candidate for President he applied many of his choices epithets to it. But calling the Taft-Hartley Act names hasn't yet deprived the people of the protection it affords, and the President was forced to utilize it in the critical maritime strike situation. Harry Truman had the same experience. And of course Secretary of Labor Goldberg really found himself filled with conflicting emotions when he advised Mr. Kennedy to invoke the Act. Two years ago as counsel for the steel workers he rallied—unsuccessfully, to be sure—massive arguments against the strike injunction. It is easy to understand how embarrassing it must be for public figures to be forced by logic and the realities of life to use a law they have so roundly denounced. Perhaps there is a relatively simple solution. Since the Taft-Hartley Act obviously is of immense value, who not have Congress change its name? It could be re-acted in toto but, say, as the Roosevelt-Garner Act. The stigma would be removed, and the essential therapy of the original law would be preserved. As Cousin Agnes used to say, putting a tonic label on the whiskey bottle doesn't hurt the contents, and it sure does save face. WASHINGTON REPORT Congressman JAMES B. UTT Persisting a long line of defense the Supreme Court month handed down a deruling that it is unconsular for the Federal Govtat, or any State, to re- "belief in the existence" as a qualification for office. Based this decision on the First Amendment of FreeReligion. The question issues, are the oath taken more by public officials valid? This law provides the oath to be taken by son elected or appointed office of honor or profit, either in the Civil, Military or Naval Service," must include the words "So Help Me God". This law has been in effect since 1884. It might also be well to ask, what happens to the oath taken by a witness in any court of the land when he swears "to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth; so help me God." Does this decision mean that anyone who has taken this oath as a witness, and then perjures himself, cannot be prosecuted for perjury because it was unconstitutional to make him say, "so help me God"? In the recent ruling, the Supreme Court said that "belief in the existence of God" as a qualification for public office "uncinstitutionally invades the appellant's freedom of belief and religion and therefore cannot be enforced against him!" What the Supreme Court has actually done is to place the stamp of approval upon atheism. Our National Motto is "In God We Trust" and this Motto appears upon all of our currency and coins. The question now is, will all of this currency and these coins be unconstitutional as legal tender? A further question also arises. In 1954 we changed the Pledge of Allegiance and added the words "under God". Does this Pledge of Allegiance now violate the Constitution? It would seem to me that would be highly proper for Justices of the United S. Supreme Court to re-examine the Documents under withis Nation was founded. Declaration of Independence executed on July 4, 1776, r. four times to the existenthe Creator. This Docualso refers to the Suprema Judge of the World and pries our Nation to support Declaration "with a firm mance on the protection of diprovidence". In one of the earlier revisions of the Supreme Court clearly indicated that theences to the Almighty, we run through our laws and public rituals and our ceremonies, in no way flout the principles of the First Amendment. 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July 13, 14, 15, 16, 1961 at local Safeway Stores It would seem to me that it should be highly proper for the justices of the United States Supreme Court to re-examine Documents under which the Nation was founded. The declaration of Independence, executed on July 4, 1776, refers at times to the existence of Creator. This Document refers to the Supreme Age of the World and pledges our Nation to support the declaration "with a firm reliance on the protection of divine providence". In one of the earlier declarations of the Supreme Court, it clearly indicated that the refractions to the Almighty, which through our laws and our rituals and our ceremonies in no way flout the provisions of the First Amendment, the Supreme Court should do its own ritual. At the ing of every Session, it pronounces these words, "God Save the United States and this Honorable Court." In 1892, the Supreme Court ruled "this is a religious Nation". It reiterated this statement in 1951 when it said, "We are a religious people whose institutions presuppose a Supreme Being," and went on in this decision to reflect that the aroditional concept of our Nation was founded on a fundamental belief in God. It would appear to me that we are beginning to follow the communist doctrine and its atheistic concepts. It is shocking for me to find that a little Sunday School class in Orange County has been denied the use of a public schoolroom in which to hold its meetings when school is not in session, and yet, on the other hand, the Communist Party is at liberty to use the auditorium; or any other part of the tax supported school, for its destructive purposes. This Nation is doomed if it is going to move away from the concept of its fundamental belief in a Supreme Being. 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