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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1968
Page
10
A reflective piece from a university setting discusses psycho linguistics and how language shapes reality. It cites Benjamin Whorf and jokes about future degrees like Doctors of Complexity while joking about misused terms and the gap between simple ideas and complex communication.
California voters reveal split preferences as Nixon may win Republican support while Rockefeller would attract Democratic votes. Kennedy falters among Democrats, Reagan loses across parties in California, and McCarthy/Humphrey outperform Kennedy in head to head matchups. National trends roughly mirror state results, underscoring weak primaries and the heavy reliance on polls.
A devotional verse by Julien C. Hyer invites self inquiry on guidance, gossip, righteous living, and eternal destination. It ponders weighing conduct, weight, and whom to tell rumors to while seeking the good life and divine favor.
Chicago notes Gov Ronald Reagan speaks plainly on issues from foreign policy to domestic crime. He contrasts with vague rivals, urging voters to press contenders for specific answers and avoid evasive generalities. Reagan’s direct style is seen as clarifying campaign debates.
Washington warns of a Communist push worldwide through party organization and strikes. France faces a virtual revolution, Italy expands Communist representation, and Stockholm sees student protests blamed on a small group of Communists. The pattern cited includes an American push for official recognition followed by attempted revolution. Cuba is highlighted as a prime example of potential outcomes.
Washington reports the Crime Control Act advances in the Senate to let federal agencies seek 30 day court orders for wiretaps and bugs in major crimes including espionage murder robbery and bribery while urging states to pass compatible laws. The Berger v New York decision is targeted for overturn.
In a forceful address to Senator John Tower and others, Dwight D. Eisenhower argues for strong law enforcement measures including wiretaps in cases of serious crime. He warns against lawlessness, defends emergency surveillance with safeguards, and criticizes Communist influence on campuses and civil rights groups while urging vigilance and constitutional balance.
Reagan refuses Rockefeller ticket as Nixon strengthens South, with Rockefeller pressing for a Northern credible pair. Southern leaders favor Nixon, while Reagan holds limited delegate prospects in North Carolina South Carolina Texas and Florida. Reagan aims to block Nixon on the first ballot and hopes for a late surge.
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