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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1971
Page
3
Linn Brown editor outlines a bold editorial stance as Arcus Sine Timare Ved Feursia faces public scrutiny. The piece argues for fearless reporting and impartial coverage, highlighting the newsroom’s commitment to truth and accountability.
June 18, 1071 commentary explains Governor Reagan vetoed the Legislature's salary increase while noting state payroll has not grown since 1967. It argues sympathy for workers but warns against broad talk of layoffs, stressing prudent budgeting, limits on hiring, and the risk of higher taxes harming the economy.
The piece notes Chief Justice Burger warns the Supreme Court risks degraded quality due to a rising workload amid a growing federal system. It suggests Congress should curb case volume while acknowledging the court’s vital constitutional role could be diluted by the surge. Included is a biblical quote and reflections on a longer work year versus vacation.
A columnist argues that Daniel Ellsberg, who leaked the Pentagon Papers to The New York Times, should not dictate what the public knows and urges a strong government response to the leak. The piece asserts officials must decide what is published and warns of anarchy if editors and insiders ignore classification laws.
A 1969 Los Angeles plan tied teacher employment to dues, forcing nonmembers to pay an association fee equal to membership dues. The CTA backed broader agency shop moves, urging local and national dues collection, while NEA and AFT push for union shop l argely amid mixed public support and a 1965 California Senate probe showing limited teacher backing for compulsory membership.
James Kilpatrick argues conservatives grow disillusioned with Nixon after two and a half years. Human Events verdict marks a rising storm as press and YAF warn he must change course to regain core support.
The author warns of a global crisis during a pre-accession inter regnum, arguing Western Civilization hangs in the balance amid competing claims. He cites Moynihan on liberal dominance in academia and media, debates over Pentagon Papers coverage, and critiques of Marcuse Rostow and university free inquiry. He notes police as aggressors in student clashes, but ends with a rare positive note praising Washington civic respect for the police chief.
Gen Ira C Baker contrasts Nixon administration aims with a Democratic Congress and liberal Supreme Court. He warns Congress delays on budgets and defense, cites France 1939 as parallel, warns USSR threat, laments national paralysis, and criticizes U S decisiveness ahead of Paris peace gestures by Viet Cong.
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