Editorial: Supreme Court rules on residency for voting
The Supreme Court upholds a 30 day residency for state voting and hints at 75 days for some cases. California may align with a 30 day standard, easing registration timelines with computerization and staff. Critics warn small communities fear outsiders but the majority view supports expanding franchise safely. Implement the ruling in California swiftly.
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Tost
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Supreme Court
Editorial slams Archie Bunker as harmful stereotype
Bog Kasen of the Teamsters Journal warns that Archie Bunker promotes racist myths and crude humor about workers. He suggests trimming the character or canceling him, arguing viewers may not be swayed back once they switch channels.
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Teamsters Journal
Archie Bunker
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Bunker
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Archie
Letters to the editor Where are the rabbits
A series of letters discuss war service, amnesty for conscientious objectors, and rabbits in Leisure World. Contributors from Long Beach and Seal Beach share views on veterans, military duty, and humane rabbit control.
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Ruth B. Riley
Vietnam
Bike Star Mothers of Anerva. Inc
Long Beach
Charles L. Miller
Leisure World
Seal Beach
Mutuals
Christine, Solomon
Can we win the war on dope PARISt-Figures 1972 shows France doubles heroin seizures
PARISt-Figures for the first quarter of 1972 show French narcotics police increasing seizures nearly to 893 kilos and arrests from 12 to 32 compared with 1971. U S Ambassador Arthur K Watson in New York says we are winning the fight to stop heroin flow from France to the United States. The data question whether heightened vigilance by the French narcotics squad meaningfully reduces overall trafficking.
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Arthur K. Watson
New York
France
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Janary
Watson
P. H. Connell
Britain
Associated Press
Turkey
US France Drug War Tensions Rise Over Narcotics Fight
A French narcotics expert says US efforts fail to curb heroin flow as France expands its crackdown. Spikes in seizures, shifts in leadership, and lingering market resilience shape a tense, shared narcotics battle with indicators from Paris and Washington.
Hartke backs trade bills amid labor industry ties
Washington reports Indiana Senator Vance Hartke furthers two trade measures backed by AFL-CIO and USW AISI groups. He previously aided Harvey Aluminum with a tax provision, receiving labor union support and donations, and hosted fundraisers with steel executives.
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Hartke
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Harvey
Carmen Warshaw
California
Democratic National
USW
Afl-Cio
Cago
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
United States Steel
Tiland
Russell Long
D-La
Senate Finance Committee
Democats face leadership vacuum amid nominating chaos
A political analysis tracks the Democratic Party's leadership gap after Johnson and Humphrey, noting six to eight contenders without consensus. It traces the shift from Muskie to McGovern, the influence of Vietnam, and the evolving balance of reformers versus traditionalists as primaries unfold toward California.
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Florida
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Wisconsin
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Miskie
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Metrovern
Carty McGovern
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