http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/d4b9e4e5e92a11a5da5fb87db9918d5d.pdf d9f3c9fdeb03f78a8c046150afb14226 PDF Text Text .Berg r --··-stS er w"'"'Jcend Peo Pom . __ ,.... ' " y " " . ' . ,; ; "' ,1 I ' c ietyHas PJrt!.nt M et 0 . . j .. . .1 ell . n n lnclu : eW'"'"~a· -o.niJ. .......,. ~­ ····~~. EL IN By Popul r Deman 0 • • • I July v ... < ··\ D ' . ' • • '· ' ,, • . . out. • r . ' y ,. ' .., I •. • • ISSIOn •. •• ii.; �, • ' ' ,, . COMMENTATitfG ~ITOIIAUY n. • •. ' " ' ' ' ' \ "'t \ \ - I \ ~· h"';''kV\ ~ .oo:p- Y".!• .. ~- t";. ttf;t'ltl WASHINGTON COLUMN JFK's Economic Plan Appears Doublj~l s.-1 Daily Who, Me? 'l'bere art POt 11eaiiy enoueh peo{lle 81'0wid theie daya who - when ~ey lbOullf ::..· ean lilY "I hm mad• a mittllte• alld take full responsibUily for it. · It Ia 11ot enough to admit error if one Invariably seeks to place the blame elsewhere. , . Ja tbil Ail of the Excuse, aU too many lndlviduall do jutlt that. Recently a woman driver, evidently upset by an approaching car. swung erratlcaUy onto !he roadside shouldtr and struck a boy waltlq aloft~. Though he was iDJured, 1he lectured bim for being · where the 1houkl not have been, and drove off. On the blghwv, in the office, the fac· tory, the ~koom or the h~me, almOst any killd of aborfeomlng iJ tn this era too eull7 shruued off aa somebo~J elae'1 faqlt, Jf~l else lalla, there Is at. ways a person:s environment or chUd· hood to blame. Tbls doea not mean that reapollldblllty for IJI18I.UN or tran~gresslon• n e u r does lie elaewhere, or that powerful, lm· penonal forces in the environment ar• never to be held aecountable. It doea mean, howt¥er, that there Is too much of Ibis looking beyond oneself. Human belnp are more thaa ela~ to be shaped by othen. They hne wUis of their own. At least 10me of the lime, • ' they must bear responsibility for t b • things they do. The all too common re10rt to tile nfuge of excuse II bad enough. Parhaps still more ullfol111nalt ill what ~DII to be a rising tendfncy arnqpe some folk to meet compllinll of errpr with a• wholly uareaaonable attack upGII \:rUJ.I!I, . · Pollee who ~on ~tl whose children have been caul)lt in thievery, assault, or lncitlnslo riot, often iee the parents become abusive of the author!· Ues. Usually Wltlqlt m~~. they may prNent vlel~ COII_n~rlfl, Of thl'@ll· ten economle ·· political blackman against the arrestlnl offlcei's. The e~loelvt· reapoJUe of eome Indlvldulls when elllllengld In some tralligressloll or ~r suggem 11141 tllfY re· · ""'" •·f in Prd leg!~ _....c...,. II 1 aort 0 • vaslon·of privacy. 'or ' . DaUy Sent~el, Pom~ov-MJddleport. 0., Jalv 17. : . ' ' i.l!oo '.V;. 1 71; i1Jt ~· ~ - •.IIJ'i ..;ril.i r.J·~ -~~""" . ,;~;;, ...; "' - ' . / ' J1: ;I 'l: ltj'> ... • 100 hav•'t pi ~· can't W, D. Mlstakea thit violate the taw obvlouaJy gd I:itybild the ~!GUM• of fieeclom IDto unreulntble lndMduaHii!enR. ·Errora of leaae'r kind we are, of course, free to mak~. But our fellows likewise are free to eomplsln ol them. Tbe IJ!dlvlilual who ean't admit hll falltnga and bear the burden of them is har41y a mat-. relpollliblt mtmher of 1 free aocletY. He II try!Dc to aet by oa a pan. ' For Today -Our BestThoughtful men have been saying for a loas time that everyone'• freedom auf· fers a Uttle when freedom Is chipped awaJ, ~van In the tmailest ways. Now comas Raymond Loewy, famed lnduatrtsl dellgner, to suuest that a great nation Jib ours ean also see Ita leadenblp and ·1enera1 stature whittled down in lhlall wayt. Jn eompeUtlvo teall with friendly free natlonJIIId holtl1e Communist counlrlll, we have to keep our 1ilnclards ·of IJII' forma nee blab. Loewy, In a mat~uille II' ticle, says this conw rlpt down to eacb one Ill UJ, in hom., office, or factorv. 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