Editorial on Riffel speech likening protest leaders to Hitler
The piece critiques Jon B. Riffel, PA leader, for equating civil rights and consumer groups with Nazis. It argues such comparisons are unseemly and warns against press manipulation through advertising, noting no business would reward bias. Free enterprise and American judgment stand stronger than Riffel’s views.
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Zeaders
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Reichstag
America
California Blind Services Urged To Create Separate Agency
The California Council of the Blind argues that 36 states operate special agencies for the blind and achieve about twice as many job placements as generalized rehab programs. California lags, with far fewer rehabilitations than New York, and no services north of San Francisco. Assemblyman Frank Murphy has won Assembly approval to create an Office of Services to the Blind. Senate action awaits.
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California
California Council of the Blind
New York
San Francisco
Mannino
Frank Murphy
Santa Cruz
Assembly
State Senate
What other editors say on seat belts and safety claims
Tests on air bags and protection methods prompt debate as Douglas W. Toms presents early NHSB findings. He cites that no belt combination or lap belt alone failed at certain speeds, yet usage remains low. The piece weighs the belt case against comfort and freedom versus life safety.
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Douglas W. Toms
National Highway Safety Bureau
Department of Transportation
Toms
NHSB
Letters to the editor on freeway harms and crime
A Long Beach reader denounces the Pacific Coast Freeway for slicing through eight school districts and local landmarks while inflating taxes and disrupting communities. Cypress and South Gate readers comment on juvenile justice, court delays, and a Pet Peeves piece criticizing pet care costs.
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Long Beach
R.A
West Orange County
Westminster
Cypress
IPT
Southland
Hill Shelton
Mr. Shelton
South Gate
The Young Hitler I Knew by August Kubizek
A paperback Tower edition priced at 1 25 presents August Kubizek’s reminiscences of Adolf Hitler’s formative years. The author, once close to Hitler, provides insight into the future Fuehrer’s youth and development.
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Hitler
August Kubizek
Court Surrounds Self Over Obscenity Docket
The Supreme Court opens its new term with 180 cases, about 20 involving obscenity. Critics accuse the court of years of conflicting standards since Roth-Alberts, urging it to let states decide most cases to clear its docket and keep the First Amendment from overreach.
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Supreme Court
High Court
Iself
Ohio
Alabama
Florida
Arkansas
Tennessee
South Carolina
Brennan
Rath Alberts
Puyal County
Jay
Jackson“ile
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California
Warren
Ginzburg
Marshall
Stanley
Georgia
Birmingham
Mobile
Constituion
The
Republic
Nixon as Daring Trapeze Artist Puts Nixon Policy in Spotlight
President Nixon faces critics who label bold moves on China Vietnam and the wage price freeze as stunts. Supporters credit shock therapy with quick gains while opponents warn of fading effects. The piece weighs Nixon's flexibility and the potential for faster withdrawal from Vietnam and stronger economic signals amid global tensions.
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Washington
Nixon
China
Democratic National Committee
George Meany
Crites
Cambodia
Congress
Laos
J. Willam Fulbright
Henry Kissinger
Peking
Vietnam
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