Violence Commission Faces Difficult Role in Addressing U S Violence
The Johnson commission will summarize expert views on causes and prevention of violence, not provide radical new insights. Members show bias and uncertainty remains, while specialists warn gun control, social conditions, and frustration fuel violence, with public briefing expected next year.
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Kennedy dynasty and Edward Kennedy's presidential path
Marianne Means analyzes the Kennedy and Roosevelt legacies in American politics. The piece argues that dynastic success does not guarantee the presidency, noting Robert Kennedy's defeats and Edward Kennedy's cautious, patient ascent amid speculation about a future vice presidency or other roles.
Fathers Day tribute from Middleton to Dad
A letter from a Middleton native now in California honors fathers on Father’s Day, thanking dads for care and guidance. AIC William L. Landen questions patriotism and peace, decrying hate and prejudice and urging national unity and self understanding to prevent societal decay.
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Kennedy Death Shifts Democratic Convention Outlook
The Kennedy assassination reshapes the race as Humphrey is likely to be nominated with a possible Edward Kennedy running mate. McCarthy lingers as a reform voice while Nixon presses for broad change and Rockefeller could emerge as a compromise. Public mood favors change, aiding Republicans’ prospects.
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Future stands still in a voter’s lament on politics
Jim Bishop argues US leaders fail to plan ahead. He praises long term vision beyond primaries and speaks of hunger, inequity, and the need for a global planning effort. He condemns superficial politics and imagines a future shaped by intelligent, forward looking governance.
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