Editorials A matter of trust
The piece questions Attorney General designate Griffin Beil's membership in private clubs that exclude blacks and women. It argues his stance to resign now but rejoin afterward undermines trust and highlights a logic flaw in his reasoning about public service versus private affiliation.
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Griffin Beil
Bell
Senate
Justice Department
Long Beach Lawmakers Push End to Mandatory Retirement
State and federal legislators from Long Beach back bills banning mandatory retirement at 65 and allowing workers to stay employed past the age. Senator George Deukmejian authors SB 130 to bar any employer from forcing retirement before age 70. Rep. Mark Hannaford cites a Lou Harris poll showing 86 percent oppose mandatory retirement and urges equality for capable workers.
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Long Beach Area
Mark Hannaford
Long Beach
West
Orange County
George Deukmejian
Senate
Hannaford
Lou Harris
CIA man linked to Oswald by witness in Kennedy case
A witness testifies before congressional investigators that a CIA agent introduced him to Lee Harvey Oswald in Dallas three months before the Kennedy assassination. The witness, identified as Mr X, says the agent was nicknamed Morris Bishop and describes a meeting in a downtown building with Oswald present. He asserts Oswald matched a close physical double and notes broader anti Castro ties in play.
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Washington
Congressi
CIA
Lee Harvey Oswald
Dallas
Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Fife
Roup
Hollandale
Kennedy
Harlendale
MR. X
Sylvia Odia
Fidel Castro
FBI
Alting
Leon Oswald
J. Edgar Hoover
Warren Commission
Odio
Loran Hall
Lawrence Howard
William Seymour
Hoover
Congressional
Ohio
Joseph Milteer
Miami
Willie Somersett
Milteer
Mery
Bishop
Morris Bishop
CLA
Dre
Human Rights Push Tests U S Aid Policy Under Carter
Congress weighs foreign aid amid clash over continuing funds to nations with poor human rights records. State Department released six nation reports Argentina Haiti Indonesia Iran Peru Philippines, urging continued ties for strategic reasons while citing abuses. Debate centers on the 1976 law linking aid to rights progress and extraordinary cases.
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Washington
Congress
U.S
United States
Jimmy Carter
State Department
House International Relations Committee
Argentina
Haiti
Indonesia
Iran
Peru
Philippines
House
Carer
South Korea
International Relations Committee
Sinc
Aie
Rumsfeld warns of fading U S military edge and rising Soviet power
Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld argues the United States trails the Soviet Union in manpower and tech. He warns continued defense cuts raise future risk, decrying parity as insufficient deterrent and urging sustained R&D investment amid a shrinking Navy and growing Soviet armed forces. He notes political decisions shape capabilities years ahead.
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America
Donald Rumsfeld
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Pied Carter
Rumsfeld
Secretary of Defense
Secretaries of Defense
U.S.S.R
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