Editorial on Police Training for the Guard in California
The piece backs training 1 200 California National Guardsmen in police procedures as a practical backup to local police during major emergencies or strikes. It argues the Guard already exists and has a long history while dismissing police union criticisms as hollow, urging fortitude to prevent a San Francisco style strike and safeguard public safety.
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Brown
California
Jerry Crowley
San Francisco
National Guard
Kent State
California Guard
National Guardsmen
Reach for lawmakers in Southern Alameda County
A directory lists U S Senators Alan Cranston and Dan V. Tu urney with DC and San Francisco offices and local numbers. U S Representatives Forney Peters Stark and Dan Edwards are noted with DC addresses and Oakland and Fremont local offices. State Senators John W Holmdahl Micholas Petris Alfred E Alquist S Floyd Mori Alister McAlister and Assemblymen Bill Leckyer and S Floyd Mori are given with Sacramento and local offices. Alameda County Supervisors Fred Cooper John Murphy Charles Santana Joseph Bort Thomas Bates listed with office details.
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Congress
Alameda County
U.S
Alan Cranston
Senate
Washington, D.C
Inenl
Mabidte Plaza
San Francisco
Dan V. Tunmey
Golden Gate Ave
Forney Peter Stark
House of Representatives
Eastmont Mall
Oakland
South County
Saneandro
San Lorenzo
Castro Valley
Fairview
Livermore-Amador San Ramon Valley
Dan Edwards
Flouse of Representatives
Fremont Blvd
Fremont
Hayward
Union City
Newark
Stark
Edwards
Milpttas
San Jose
John W. Holmdahl
State Capitol
Sacramento
Fonthill
Micholas Petris
Livermore- Amador-San Ramon Valley
Petris
Alfred E. Alquist
Sacrament
N. First St
San Josephone
Santa Clara County
Premont
Milpitas
Bill Leckyer
14Th St
San Leandro
San Lorenzo Morth
Wreck
Ashland
Plas
S. Floyd Mori
W. Winton Ave
San Lorenzo Creek
Liverrmore-Amador-San Ramor Valley
Alister McAlister
Mowry Ave
Fred Cooper
John Murphy
Charles Santana
Joseph Bort
Thomas Bates
Oak St
Murphy
Livermore-Amador Valley
Santana
Cherian
Bort
Cooper
Bates
Angola policy exposed as drift under Ford admin
The piece argues U S aims in Angola amount to a stalemate not victory, risking a prolonged stalemate amid Soviet and Cuban backing. It ties U S support to Mobutu Sese Seko as linchpin of Africa policy and warns detente and negotiations with Moscow could be endangered by escalating tensions in Angola.
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Washington
Angola
Popular Movement For the Liberation of
New York Times
Pentagon
State Department
U.S
Moscow
Vietnam
Ford
Washington Post
Henry Kissinger
Mobutu Sese Seko
Zaire
Belgian Congo
Mobutu
Africa
United States
Los Angeles Times
Will Rogers on Congress adjournment and spending
The message reflects Will Rogers praising Congress adjournment as a significant achievement and criticizing excessive wartime-like spending. It notes relief that lawmakers were removed from the scene and mocks the distribution of large funds, dated March 15, 193 selectee and attributed to Bryan Stes in the Wil Rogers termorial.
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Bryan Stes
Wil Rogers
Lessons On Inflation And Tax By Virgil Salera
Virgil Salera argues that inflation feeds from Congress spending motives and calls for replacing incumbents. He cites Yale president Brewster on inflationary bias and suggests tracing a congressman's vote to curb public spending. He critiques university business focus, labor union pricing, and tax system excesses, urging tax reform and local property tax scrutiny.
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Congress
Yale
Kingman Brewster
London
Letters to the editor Poor John and Ted ski tow
Readers react to James Borchard and public figures in a heated exchange about Skiing politics and social behavior. The letter mentions John Tunney and Teddy Kennedy, questions replacements, and insults toward a senator. It also discusses postcard collecting, queries about Borchard's request, and warns readers to be cautious with valuable old cards and papers.
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John Tunney
Teddy Kennedy
Tunney
Pony
James Borchard
Meany’s moralizing over Kissinger fuels debate on policy
In a Foreign Relations hearing, AFL-CIO chief Meany assailed Kissinger with sarcasm and zeal while lawmakers watched. Critics condemn Meany for guttering diplomacy, while supporters praise his stance against offshore firms and Soviet trade, raising questions about motive and impact on U.S. foreign policy.
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Washington, D.C
Henry Kissinger
Frank Church
Otis Pike
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Foreign Relations Committee
Meany
Dr. Kissinger
John Sparkman
Lyndon Johnson
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Pord
Ussr
Hokum
Gerald Ford
Traven
State Department
Kremlin
Sum
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