California Divorce Reform Aims To Reduce Acrimony
Editorial argues rising divorce rates press California to reform the process. New law signed by Gov. Reagan uses dissolution of marriage with grounds of insanity or irreconcilable differences. It removes guilt and aims for 50 50 divisions, reframing divorce as less adversarial.
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California
United States
Ronald Reagan
Jane Wyman
San Francisco Examiner and Chronicle
Donald L. Grunsky
America
Traveling Vice Presidents Promote Image Across Asia Tour
Vice President Agnew begins a three week tour of 10 Asian and Pacific nations guiding President Nixon’s representation at the Marcos inauguration in Manila and visiting Vietnam and other countries. The trip mirrors Nixon’s earlier international travels and aims to bolster Agnew’s political stature.
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Senate
Agnew
Nixon
Ferdinand E. Marcos
South Vietnam
Taiwan
Thailand
Nepal
Afghanistan
Malaysia
Singapore
Indonesia
Australia
New Zealand
Richard M. Nixon
Nikita S. Khrthey
Moscow
Lynton B. Johnson
Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Far East
Vietnam
Colarhuk
Tedia
The Disposal Problem and Packaging Waste
Dr George F Stewart of UC warns about growing convenience packaging causing environmental pollution and waste disposal challenges. He projects 61 billion beverage container units must be removed annually within six years from glass plastic and metal materials.
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America
George
F. Stewart
University of California
Puritan Bennett Named Growth Pick for Medical Area
Roger E Spear reviews Puritan Bennett Established 1914 as Oxygen Gas of Puritan manufa ctures medical equipment and gases for respiratory care sales 77 percent of total earnings 6 cents a share in 1938 expects growth in health care due to rising respiratory disease notes aviation and industrial gas segments cautions about delays from aircraft orders and potential write downs also comments Gulf Oil as initial venture for new investors Gulf Oil valued on low trading levels mentions Alaska North Slope lease auction and Kuwait production share predicts gradual long term appreciation this 1968 column cites subscription info and copyright details
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Puritan-Bennett
P.G
Puritan Bennett
Puritan
Wen
shallHude
Imy
Gulf Oil
L.R. A
Gulf
Alaska
Kuwait
Gult
Roger Spear
Fevis
O Bayer
Spear
Tae Anderson Herald
Box 1618
Yeas Central Station
New York
N.Y
As. Te Corp
Inciters to Assassination in San Francisco Case
A federal indictment targets Black Panther member Hilliard for inciting murder during a rally. The piece notes linked violence threats, lax penalties, and parallels to other political assassinations, urging stronger bail and parole controls amid a climate of extremist rhetoric.
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San Francisco
David Hilard
Richard
Berkeley Barly
Lev
Presidential Commission On Violence
Nixon
Agnew
Britain
United States
CLA
Hilliard
Black Panthers
Pantter
Floridge Cleaver
Huey Newton
Bothy Lesley
Abraham Lincoln
John F. Kennedy
Martin Luther King
Malcolm X
George Lincoln Rockwell
Robert Kennedy
Oswald
Rockwell
Virginia
Medgar Evers
Congress
Tydings
Maryland
Hill of Rihis
Gen
Fea, Corp
Reaction toughens in 1970 amid national backlash
Paul Harvey argues 1970 will see counteraction against permissiveness across society. He cites police, schools, and officials becoming tougher, mentioning the University of Akron protest, Santa Cruz flag incident, Cannon Air Force Base discipline, Mafia power in New Jersey, and a broader shift toward resistant action nationwide. The piece includes excerpts of constitutional preamble and invokes a警 eye on social upheaval.
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Isaze Newton
Moai Tt
Crete Instancer
Sevey —Es
University of Akron
James Rhodes
National Guard
Santa Cruz
California
O Sancha Cruz
Richard Wernher
Air Force
Cannon Air Force Base
New Jersey
FBI
Atty
Joh Mitchell
Spira Agnew
Gen. Fea. Corp
Vietnamization and the limits of American strategy
The author argues Washington has not communicated Vietnamization clearly and questions the reliance on escalation to block northern supply lines. He contends blocking Haiphong and other ports would be humane and potentially decisive, while noting South Vietnam’s role and the risks of provoking larger powers. The piece frames Vietnamization as a balance between military actions and political restraint, warning that failure to align could grant victory to the enemy.
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Washington
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Cambodia
Walt
Soviet Union
China
Haiphong
Oukville
Ho Chi Minh
Henan
Ulire
U.S
United States
Red China
Sout Vietnam
South Vietnam
Laos
Indian Ocean
Red
Folklore and Satire Passages From an Unknown Humorous Writer
A fragmentary note surveys folklore and humor from the 19th century, attributing verses to John G. Saxo and parodying scientific pretensions. It mentions a cosmic egg creation, an incubator, and an alligator pun, ending with a quip about money and the devil.
Editor's Outlook on federal overreach in school desegregation orders
The piece criticizes HEW and federal court actions shaping school integration. It warns these decrees bypass elected bodies and redefine desegregation as forced racial mixing. It cites Brown v. Board, Jefferson County cases, and Civil Rights Act language to condemn federal interference with local schooling.
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Ayee NS
Department of Health
Educa- Person and Welfare
Jones
Brown Vs. Board of Efsication
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S. Gircuit
U.S. Vs
Jeferson County Board of Education
Natchez
Miss
D. G. McLaurin
HEW
U.S. District Court
Luther Bohan
Oklahoma City
U.S
Jefferson County
United States
America
Daniel Webster
Supreme Court
Louis Brandeis
Gen
Fea, Corp
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