Editorial Snippets From AP Cut Editorial Arguments
The piece surveys AP’s weekly snippet feature of editorials from papers like Atlanta Journal and New York Daily News. It complains the AP excerpted conclusions only, depriving readers of full context and persuasive reasoning.
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Blazers for Sacramento Bus Drivers A Novel Transit Idea
In Sacramento officials consider outfitting town bus drivers in blazers and turtlenecks with berets for wearers, plus blue and gold buses and 25 cent fares to attract riders. The proposal, though not all practical, aims to make public transit appealing and reduce smog driving.
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Letter Writers Debate Draft Amnesty and Patriotism
Howard Greenia of Lakewood argues for allowing returns of draft dodgers with case by case review and potential charges, praising those who served and noting MIAs. Jack Cushman condemns a noon prayer proclamation by the City Council as a violation of religious freedom and calls for rescinding the resolution and enforcing equal rights for all citizens.
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Worthy program helps Long Beach police recover stolen bicycle
A citizen praises the Long Beach Police Department for pursuing unlicensed bicycle riders and credits their efforts with returning a bicycle that had been stolen nearly a year ago. The letter signatory RR RAMSNFLI expresses gratitude for the department’s work.
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Thailand Faces Domino Fear as Indochina War Escalates
Chiang Mai reports Thai authorities fear a spreading communist surge from Laos and Vietnam will engulf northern border regions. U.S.-equipped Thai volunteers fight in Laos while Thai troops confront insurgents across the Mekong, amid Bangkok’s balancing act between allies.
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Brazil’s rapid growth reshapes Latin America’s power balance
Brazil rides a 10 percent annual growth arc while expanding aid and trade across South America and Africa. Military rulers push influence into Portuguese African provinces and with the African Development Bank, positioning Brazil as a natural spokesman for the third world amid shifting U.S. and global dynamics.
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