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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1968
Page
2
A Fremont editorial condemns vandalism in Glenmoor while urging patience with youth and calling for constructive programs. It advocates community centers, supervised activities, and parent involvement to channel energy into safe, engaging outlets and reduce crime.
A George Washington University professor gives 500 students A and 100 an F as a protest against grades. Students would settle for B. A University of Florida researcher warns teen listeners risk hearing loss from rock music.
In town a young man seeks nonconformity by growing hair a beard and odd clothes. He learns peers imitate, and his father suggests true difference lies deeper. The man is urged to think and consider what genuine nonconformity requires.
Russell Kirk argues the next Congress will adopt stricter labor laws to curb racketeering and demagoguery. He cites illegal strikes in New York sanitation workers, newspaper shutdowns by Detroit Teamsters, and violent episodes in Los Angeles. He urges stronger Taft-Hartley enforcement and a national right-to-work act to curb union powers and inflationary pressures.
A Washington observer recaps a meeting of Elders at the neighborhood chapel where the pastor is away demonstrating at the Pentagon. The agenda mixes charity events with plans to support antiwar causes and questions church state separation while criticizing lifting funds for travel and rallies. The elder previews next Sunday's sermon blaming Lyndon Johnson as a warmonger while a lay reader conducts services.
Washington covers a foreign balance of payments crisis as the Fowler plan seeks to curb travel and spending abroad to shore up the dollar. Lawmakers face a debate over a temporary tax increase and potential austerity with wary allies and wary federal actions shaping the path ahead.
Historic notes recall Floyd Collins trapped eighteen days in a Mammoth Cave system when rescuers announced his death in 1925. Other milestones include Kurt Von Schusnigg yielding to Nazi pressure in Austria 1938 and American paratroopers landing on Corregidor in 1945. In 1964 Cubs second baseman Kenny Hubbs died in a Utah plane crash during a storm.
Senator George Murphy operates from the Senate Office Building in Washington DC, handling legislative matters and constituent services from the capital.
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