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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1968
Page
11
Opinion notes on gun control proposals, registration, and waiting periods debated after Kennedy’s death. Governors and polls favor stricter measures but NRA opposition questions impact. Authors urge immediate action for tracking firearms and deterring future crimes.
Dr Edwin Dunlop of Attleboro Mass cites signs indicating turbulent menopause risk including irritability mood disturbances before menstruation insomnia psychosomatic complaints fatigue low drive and confidence. New England Journal of Medicine notes wintergreen mint chewing may spark static in oxygen tents and operating rooms, urging caution. A Alabama Medical Center study of 517 persons in Geriatrics links overweight with slightly elevated blood sugar to higher cancer risk over time.
The speaker explains a second grade question about why words like one and once begin with a W sound. The note reflects on language development and mentions Old English as the source of the original form.
The article discusses how English spelling changed while pronunciation stayed linked to older forms. It cites examples like one and coronel, notes potential gains from reform, and mentions Bernard Shaw’s failed spelling reform trust and its legal downfall.
The long standing Third Force in France dissolves amid Gaullist and Communist pressure. A leftist fringe and a small S.A.S. network destabilize politics, with the center torn between De Gaulle and the Communists. The crisis deepens into a prolonged cold civil war.
George Robeson explores the hobby show with 68 clubs and 125 individuals in attendance. He notes hobbies span male female and neuter categories with varied interests from cycling and fly tying to shell art and bird clubs, while joking about collecting parties as a new hobby.
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