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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1968
Page
4
The piece argues that the forcible removal of about 500 students from five Columbia University buildings in New York City should be seen as a salutary lesson. It urges punishment for participants, stresses student voices must remain advisory, and warns against校园 unrest spreading to other campuses.
The April 20 New Yorker article by Richard Harris details the gun lobby at length, showing how the NRA and allied groups have stymied federal gun control for decades. It argues their influence shapes Congress, public opinion, and political careers across the nation.
Washington column argues a president must learn from errors while noting Bobby Kennedy's Senate record and past tactics. It contrasts Kennedy with McCarthy era methods, cites his stance on wiretapping, and discusses his role in Cuba, Russia relations, and the Bay of Pigs, highlighting shifts and risks in his political path.
The piece argues for limiting presidents to one term, citing Lyndon B. Johnson’s refusal to seek reelection as showing how a single term could keep politics above partisan influence. It posits a one term rule might boost honesty, reduce perceived campaign motives, and invite more capable leaders while noting historical debates about power longevity.
Washington News Bruce Biossat reports Kennedy returns to Hammond Mishawaka and Indianapolis areas to energize blue collar voters amid doubts about his appeal to Catholic workers of immigrant heritage. Street crowds signal potential Indiana Lake County momentum, possibly widening Kennedy’s lead and challenging McCarthy and Branigin.
Russell Kirk argues there will be no real cease fire from Hanoi while US and South Vietnamese forces remain offensive. He notes Tet and Khe Sanh losses, questions command decisions, and warns that negotiations require strength as Hanoi appears to want talks while bombing pauses and troops regroup.
Prof Lee FE Farr of the University of Texas warns that noise pollution from traffic industry jets and rockets triggers ailments from deafness to emotional instability. He says physicists engineers and psychologists study ways to reduce unwanted sound with multi layer walls silent plumbing and soundproof factories.
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