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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1967

Page

12

Our Water Problems Not Simple

REP. CRAIG HOSMER warns Gov. Reagan against rushing a Colorado River solution. He cites decades of congressional water disputes, past failures, and the need for federal legislation. He urges Reagan to coordinate with California’s delegation during shaping talks as Congress holds final power.

Craig Hosmer Long Beach Ronald Reagan Colorado River Rouse Interior Committee Hosmer Congress California Ter Interior Department Hayden Senate Arizona House Interior Committee Committee House Reagan William P. Clark Jr Jack Williams

Path to safety at home prompts federal product panel

Federal lawmakers back a seven member Commission on Product Safety to study household items from lawn mowers to washing machine accessories. The panel would suggest design changes and may issue hazard lists while avoiding brand favoritism.

Congress Commission On THE Wall Street Journal Commission

McCarthy Sets Political Tactics Aimed at Washington

Senator Eugene McCarthy of Minnesota faces a tough political environment in Washington as he applies a coach like mindset to navigate power, strategy, and battles in the capital. His approach emphasizes resolve and the belief in the stakes of the game as he challenges the city’s political routines.

Washington Eugene McCarthy Daminn Gene McCarthy

McCarthy Faces Skepticism as Presidential Bid Emerges

Observers doubt Senator McCarthy will run for president in 1988 to win on principle. Washington questions his sincerity and notes a history of cautious crusading. Critics say he seeks notoriety or aims to become a national figure for 1972 Democratic hopes.

McCarthy

Town Meeting Meaning Needed

Editorial calls for a thoughtful, concrete plan from Negro athletes for any Olympic boycott. It urges constructive steps to address conditions behind protests and ties voices to public policy, naming local figures and urging community support for cleaner harbors and better oversight.

Questions Answers O Who Gave Rubber Its Name

The exchange explains who named rubber and why and notes Priestly’s remark about using rubber to rub out manuscript mistakes in 1745. It also covers why ib abbreviates pound from Libra Romans used, and the Rainbow Division name from World War I with the 42nd’s rainbow insignia on black.

Joseph Priestly A.E.F 52Nd National Guard The Union

Prediction of Goldberg Leaving as UN Ambassador

A Washington report suggests former Supreme Court Justice Arthur Goldberg, now U N ambassador, will quit in protest over escalation of the war. The piece notes his hard work at preventing world war and cites upcoming Cyprus crisis as a turning point that could compel his departure.

McNamara U.S United Nations Goldberg U.S. Steel United Steelworkers Cyprus Turkey Greece New York Washington Stattle Defense Department Security Council

Goldberg at U.N. amid peace hopes and looming retirement

Drew Pearson reports on Arthur Goldberg and his role as U.N. ambassador, his clashes with President Johnson over bombing pauses, and the strain of pursuing peace in Southeast Asia. The piece notes Goldberg’s past as Labor Secretary and Supreme Court justice, his goal of peace, and hints at a future return to law practice.

New York Court of Appeals New York U.S. Supreme Court Nixon White House Bob McNamara Goldberg McNamara Johnson Near East Cyprus North Vietnam U.N United States Southeast Asia USN Arthur Goldherp Washington

Lyndon Sways on Life and a Housecoat Pact

The village fable mocks Lyndon and Bobby Kennedy with wit on fame family wealth and bold stance. Satire riffs on presidential runs and wartime fear while suggesting a cartoonish brigade of housewives could confront Viet Cong.

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