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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1969
Page
22
In the Berkshires and Maine coast, shrimp appear in notable quantities as waters cool slightly. Historically abundant herring wanes as shrimp surge, echoing past shifts when porgies arrived and found use in many industries.
Maine waters warm briefly bringing delicious shrimp to Mt. Desert and Schoodic area shores. Federal plans to study the shrimp life cycle are hampered by budget cuts while radar aids fishing fleets. Lobster shortages push prices higher as fishermen adapt to fewer catches and more traps.
A compact notice asks motorists if they are contributing to litter on roadways and urges personal responsibility to keep highways clean. It emphasizes civic duty and environmental impact. Local authorities encourage reporting chronic offenders and adopting clean-up practices.
In 1937 sit-down strikes altered U S labor power, notably GM Flint where CIO backed UAW and factory occupiers faced police fire hoses and projectiles. By mid decade unions abandoned the tactic as public outrage rose while modern campus radicals echo the era's upheaval and call for change without violence.
In this editorial, the author argues the Supreme Court’s moral authority is at stake and calls for a replacement for Chief Justice Warren with noble character. It criticizes Fortas and other political lawyers, urging the President to choose judges like Warren Burger or Carl McGowan or scholars such as Paul Freund or Phil Neal.
A trio of viewpoints criticizes moral policing in religion, schooling, and curricula. Dr Judd Marmor calls biblical injunctions harmful to psychology. Pete O Neal laments hungry children hindering learning. Dr Jacques Barzin questions granting diplomas without mastery.
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