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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1968
Page
4
The piece argues President Johnson ordered Secret Service protection for major presidential candidates and notes hearings. It stresses protection helps but isn’t a cure, and calls for citizen moral action to curb violence alongside gun law limits.
Witness Irving H. Siegel testifies before the Joint Economic Committee, arguing the Kerner Report misidentifies devils in racial tension. He says the ghetto signals success, cites lower Black unemployment from 1958 to 1967, contests White society as source of blame, and urges focus on white hope and constructive action.
Lawmakers discuss a hidden section recommending a new Institute for Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice. Authored by James Scheuer the Bronx congressman the plan aims to shift focus from punishment to prevention of crime and assassination worldwide.
Patrick J. Healy of Deer Lodge argues against gun control proposals in a letter to the editor. He recalls gun safety training, hunting memories, and warns that registration could lead to confiscation. Healy questions crime comparisons and urges protection of gun freedoms.
Dr. Molner answers questions on cancer danger signals and lump clues while discussing diabetes heredity and polyps. The column also covers crime prevention ideas from Rep Scheuer and U.S. Austra lia defense commitments under LBJ.
James Reston analyzes Robert Kennedy's assassination, arguing it consolidates Humphrey and Nixon as front runners while sidelining reformers. He notes the moratorium on campaigning aids both, sparks calls for more police and security, and raises questions about McCarthy Kennedy tickets and Catholic balance.
A Matador Texas Tribune line notes the electric razor aids older men to present a cleaner face and suggests that soap can no longer dry in the ear, implying broader grooming improvements for the male public.
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