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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1975
Page
12
The piece notes Edmund Brown Jr in his inauguration pledges honesty and efficiency with a brief speech. It compares Brown to Reagan, cites budget cuts and calls for limited taxes, while outlining plans for child care, public employment, equality, and reduced tax preferences, yet doubts sweeping programs. It ends with cautious well wishes.
Scientists report aliphatic pheromone-like chemicals in humans may influence male sexual behavior, based on studies with 50 women in Atlanta. While not proven to affect human sexuality, the finding could shift advertising toward enticing scents and raise concerns about manipulation and basic desires.
Washington report recounts how Lyndon Johnson advised Nixon to install a White House taping system in 1971. A Nixon Foundation committee led by Donald Kendall discussed Johnson’s library project in Austin and pressed for the taping plan, with Haldeman and Ehrlichman unaware of legal risks as the system operated.
Gerald Hartpence of Long Beach defends letters to the editor as a gauge of public sentiment. Mary Tiddens of Grand Rapids condemns biased sports announcers Kurt Gowdy and Al DeRegatas and calls for reform in broadcasting.
Jerry Rice of Santa Ana recalls Jack Benny as a deeply funny star who preferred laughter at himself over others. The letter notes Benny born 1894 died at 39, a generous charity supporter, and a frequent Tonight Show guest with friends Burns Hope and Carson.
Washington sources describe backroom pressure for President Ford to confront oil producing nations over rising prices. Proposals call for warning the oil rulers and seeking a price settlement to avert Western economic collapse, with military action as a last resort if allies fail to unite.
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