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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1968
Page
10
A Christian Science Monitor opinion piece argues that free speech and social discipline clash when officials speak, backing a DC Court of Appeals ruling that government employee speech can be limited to protect government efficiency. It warns loyalty has limits and upholds orderly procedures as essential to democracy.
Robert Kennedy aides push Jacqueline Kennedy as Bobby’s secret weapon to win Indiana and possibly California. Kennedy strategists plan receptions and heavy media with support from Theodore Sorensen and Kenneth Donnell, while others urge caution and save her for California. The race pits Kennedy against McCarthy and Branigin for 63 delegates in a tight primary.
The piece argues for using deadly force against premeditated arsonists to restore public order, contrasting harsh critics with Detroit readers. It cites Mayor Daley, Palm Sunday riots, and calls for swift action to deter looting while acknowledging broader social causes and rights.
Letter writers rail at landlords for cleaning deposits and high rents while praising soldiers and Americans. The piece laments housing discrimination and contrasts civilian comfort with wartime memory and state overreach, warning against interventionist governance. It references Pueblo crew loyalties and fears a drift toward dictatorship through taxation and central power.
Senator Fulbright clashed with broadcaster How ard Smith at an American Society of Newspaper Guitars event. Smith mocked Fulbright for interrupting in the Foreign Relations Committee and criticized anti communism myths. Lt Gen. Benjamin C. Davis was named a full general and to lead Tactical Air Command. A presidential commission urged converting the Post Office into a government corporation to curb a billion dollar annual deficit. Other items recall New Orleans falling to Union forces in 1862 and Mussolini’s corpse in Milan.
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