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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1971
Page
6
Dr William J McGill president of Columbia University criticized student protesters language as violent and obscene. He told a Charter Day audience at the University of California that denunciations of trustees and administrators are shallow and that civilized people should avoid rhetorical excess.
Local fishermen and residents praise the popular bridge near the Sana briel River for Bonito fishing while noting litter and crowding. Officials have closed half the span and discuss further closures, but the editorial argues against shutting the area, urging better cleanup and safety instead.
Aledo Times Record outlines cybernetics as the science of improving information flow. It notes the computer’s invention and the coaxial cable’s development, then introduces a new MilliMeter Waveguide pipe enabling 230000 telephones simultaneously. The piece contrasts dissent with progress led by business leaders.
A Washington report notes President Nixon awoke with conviction to intervene in Lieut. William L. Calley Jr.’s case. He aims to have the final word despite military procedures, reflecting broader questions about accountability, public sentiment, and the Vietnam War’s endgame and its impact on U S military credibility.
A Long Beach reader column presents excerpts on no fault auto insurance doubts, tax fairness, and civic issues. Writers cite California law debates, property and income taxes, and public service costs, urging accountability and reform through local voices.
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