Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 62, Number 231, Decatur, Adams County, 30 September 1964 — Page 10

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THE DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT •rtertd at yjfDtogrgtf, IM, Pp«t Office rt Seegorf Oa«« Matter £5? 2tef Shirk SfSSS Ma*. A. R. HoMtoube BtttotSty Ralph W, Treasurer 3y Mail, in Adama and Adjoining Cttintles: One /ear, 110.00; Six months, 15.50; 3 months, 33.00. By Mail, beyond Adams and Adjoining Counties: One year, 311.33; 6 months, 36.63; 3 months, 33.25. By Carrier, 35 cents per week. Single copies, 7 cents. Ail Encouraging Sign Tuesday night more than 70 teen agers from' all parts of Adams eounty turned out for, of all things, a Democratic political rally, and formed a Teen Dems chib. These young men and women, from the seventh grade to senior year of high school in age, were so enthusiastic that many of the old-time party leaders were overwhelmed. Only 15 or 20 were expected at the meeting, and so many more showed up that the group took up the entire headquarters building. It may come as a surprise to some parents to realize that their children are actively and earnestly interested in our two-party system of government. And it’s a healthy interest, too. Full understanding of the American way of life, of its government, and how its officials are elected, and the personalities, strengths and, yes, weaknesses of those who are its leaders does not come automatically at the age of 21. Young people must work hard, attend meetings, visit their candidates, discuss the issues, etc., if they are to understand the background for our country’s condition today. And, if they learn their lessons well, they may learn how they can exert a healthy influence on the future, for the good of mankind. For those who think that all good lies in the past are not conservative — they are sick. A true conservative wants only to keep those time-tested aspects of government which are beneficial. A conservative, of course, tends to emphasize the "keeping” mere than the “changing” —* those who work and dream toward a greater fatare are called liberals. They believe that the country is not yet as good as it can be. They want every young person to think hard, to study the past, and to strive for a better future by building on this past. Yes, the past history of our nation has been glorious, but our nation is not yet dead. Its future holds a greater promise, if we only develop it. Yeh, those of us who conidder ourselves Hberate, and are proud to be taking part in the changes that Will shape the future, hope that the young people Os Adams county will take an active part in their own political party, whichever it is, and will help mold and shape its course toward a greater destiny than our generation can dream of! Editorial Written by Dick Heller

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