Editorial attacks Proposition 9 Clean Environment Act
The California editorials critique Proposition 9 on the June ballot, arguing the measure would waste money, hinder pollution controls, and threaten nuclear power as a fix for energy needs. The piece calls the initiative cynical, urges readers to vote against it, and notes forthcoming discussions on its sections. Bible Thought quoted.
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California
The
Los Angeles Times
People's Lobby
The Real Chaplin Story and Liberal Data Claims
Morrie Ruskin critiques liberal data manipulation citing FDR and Chaplin debates. He argues current biographers whitewash Chaplin with halos while exposing alleged Communist ties and IRS scrutiny. He notes Hollywood divides over Stalin, the USSR, and anti fascist actions amid wartime politics.
Welfare reform under attack in California Assembly
The piece alleges Willie Brown and liberal allies aim to gut the Department of Social Welfare budget to cripple Reagan era reforms. It claims elimination of legal advisers and staff transfers would benefit Welfare Rights groups, part of a broader pattern of liberal opposition to reform. It also covers Vietnam draft amnesty debates led by Kennedy and Fulbright, plus Chaplin’s honors and a harsh note on U.S. officials’ reception of his visit.
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Willie Brown
John Burton
Assembly
Reagan
Department of Social Welfare
California
Teddy Kennedy
Kennedy
Boston
Kelly
David
Vietnam
Kenedy
Fulbright
Macgovern
Vance Hartke
Massachusetts
Rep
Robert Ormnon
John F. Kennedy
Teddy
Charlie Chaplin
America
Film Society of Lincoln Center
David Rockefaller
Cherman
Chaplin
The
Kid
Jackie Coogan
Lincoln Center
John V. Lindsay
Gracie Mansion
Los Anges
Vevey
Lake Geneva
Senate hearsay on Kleindienst confirmation rages on
Senate Judiciary Committee hearings into Richard Kleindienst turn from probe into political theater as critics accuse Democrats of stalling to discredit the Nixon administration. The ITT connection and unsubstantiated allegations color a dispute framed as a test of the justice department and legislative process.
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Senate
Richard Kleindienst
Kleindienst
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
San Diego
Jack Anderson
Senate Judiciary Committee
Richard M. Nixon
Mike Mansfield
Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Justice Department
The Busing Issue in California Schools
The article recalls how the busing controversy grew from Brown v. Board, noting that courts moved from purely legal desegregation to actual integration plans. It cites Swann v. Charlotte-Mecklenburg and warns against fixed racial quotas, stressing that districts should shape remedies without rigid year-by-year adjustments, and urging focus on quality education for all.
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California
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Brown Vs. Board of Education of
Topeka
Equal Rights Agitators
Swann
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education
North Carolina
Tere
District Court
Tl Supreme Court
Charlotte-Mecklenburg
Wilsim C. Riles
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
All-Volunteer Defense Pushed By Budget and Recruiting Shifts
Congressional testimony notes progress toward an all-volunteer military by 1973 with volunteers rising after draft pauses. Pay raises, housing funds, expanded recruiting, and bonuses boosted enlistments, while high standards remained. Patriotism ranked low as a motive. pay and education opportunities led. Bills to offer bonuses for scarce skills were urged. The cost cited was about 48 million annually, seen as manageable versus carrier costs.
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Congress
Armed Services
Army
Air Force
Marine Corps
OMB
Office of Management and Budget
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