Gun Law Plays Dishonor RFK
A defense of measured gun control argues against broad federal legislation and against a scattergun approach. It cites Kennedy’s memory to warn that sweeping laws failed before and would be unjustly sweeping again.
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1968
Page
8
A defense of measured gun control argues against broad federal legislation and against a scattergun approach. It cites Kennedy’s memory to warn that sweeping laws failed before and would be unjustly sweeping again.
Union City councilmen voted Monday night to forego a $900 appropriation for two plaque bearing monuments beside the planned Smith Street bridge. The move critics call modest and commendable, avoiding naming the elected officials on public works.
Henry J. Taylor argues that student movements linked to Prague and Paris export anti establishment ideas to campuses from Morocco to South Africa. He cites Stokely Carmichael and Daniel Cohn Bendit as examples and warns of organized chaos and brainwashing on Western universities.
Marquis Childs reports fear that Hanoi’s hopes shrink amid stalled Paris talks. He cites claims of a Prague based International Union of Students backed by Moscow, with Vlad Kanarski overseeing British actions. Violence erupts at London School of Economics amid protests.
Review of intelligence suggests Hanoi believes victory is unlikely and major combat will continue. May infiltration reached a record 29 000 from north to south through Laos and Cambodia, with 26 000 re placements and 3 009 new Loops. American and enemy casualty patterns show high enemy losses, while Paris talks shaped strategic aims.
Columnist James Kilpatrick argues that Nelson Rockefeller shows limited appeal beyond New York and questions his ability to deliver GOP gains nationwide. He compares Rockefeller's past vote totals and coat tail effects with Nixon and warns the convention to weigh electoral realities before backing Rockefeller.
Readers debate political myths about Democratic votes for GOP candidates and the influence of liberal and conservative advocates. Letters discuss unity, gun ownership, riots, and civil behavior amid national divide, urging responsibility, harmony, and civic respect.
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