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WILLIAM TARRANT He is seeking Republican nod for Sen. James Pearson's seat
Erosion of man's dignity concern to Senate hopeful
William Tarrant, a candidate for Senate, told a meeting of the Collegiate Young Republicans that today's main political issue is not Viet Nam but poverty of thought.
"The only great concern today should be with the erosion of the dignity of man. Government should be able to put people on a self help program," said Tarrant.
The failure of American Republicanism has been presenting a protest and not a program, he said. The obligations that accompany the right to govern are not being practiced, he said.
ica, it is easy to protest government intervention. But it is no one's fault but our own.
"IN MID 20TH century Amer-
"We can no longer watch Batman in a pair of soft pajamas and let the problems of the world go by," said Tarrant.
"Five institutions have and will continue to exist in American society. Education, religion, industry, family and government are the institutions with which man can meet his needs," said Tarrant.
Tarrant said a 40 per cent divorce rate or a church where the deacon's only function is passing cut programs and acting as usher are not the places where we will find the solution to the problems we have been ignoring.
WEATHER
The U.S. Weather Bureau predicts a possible freeze tonight with lows between 28 and 32 degrees. Friday's high will be in the 60's with partly cloudy skies.
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