Editorial on Ford Reagan clash over budgets and foreign policy
The piece argues the major campaign issue is Reagan’s $90 billion federal cut plan and its tax implications for states like New Hampshire. It notes a bigger question on foreign policy, contrasting Reagan’s tough rhetoric with Nixon and Kissinger’s approach, urging voters to consider how Reagan would act beyond words and the danger of overreaching with military posture.
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Reagan
Ford
New Hampshire
America
Ronald Reagan
New York Times
Tom Wicker
State Kissinger
Angola
Foreign policy discussion groups offered by several organizations
The Foreign Policy Association and community groups host weekly discussions on foreign policy issues starting in February. Books with nonpartisan summaries are sold at the United Nations Gift Shop in Long Beach for readers and study groups. Contact details for joiners and group coordinators across AAUW, Leisure World, JCC, UN Association, and Long Beach City College are listed for interested residents.
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Foreign Policy Association
Congress
United Nations Global
Broadway
Long Beach
Middle East
American Association of University Women
Leisure World
Seal Beach
Jewish Community Center
United Nations Association
Long Beach City College
AAUW
Faye Weber
Jean Rea
Ada Kriendel
Wilma
Association
Joyce Clark
Ben Nicholag
Generous Americans donate to charity despite woes
A private philanthropy survey shows Americans give about 26 billion dollars in cash to charity and donate services and endowments of a similar amount each year. Government grants lift total for 700,000 nonprofits to 30 billion, with 24 percent of Americans over 13 volunteering time.
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Commission On Private Philanthropy
U.S
America
Governor Brown at Sacramento Press Club luncheon dialogue
Brown attended a Sacramento Press Club luncheon where a question about repudiating his past white liberal ideals and radical associations dominated discussion. The governor avoided answering directly, rephrasing or ignoring the probe, a pattern critics say mirrors common political scrutiny.
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Sacramento
Brown
Sacramento Press. Club
Press prime view of Jerry Brown and liberal label
The piece critiques press labeling of Jerry Brown as liberal during the 1970s campaign. It argues reporters were lazy, misreading Brown as anti establishment, and notes Brown’s infrequent press conferences limit direct public insight. It suggests regular briefings could better reflect public concerns and improve press accuracy.
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Ty 1 Press
Annnoyarico
Jerry Bro
Brown
Parte Gover
Sy’ Asx
Lberal Meilis
Jerry Brown
Tie
Bro
Rooks
Tod
Pie
Long Beach Letters Reflect Death of Dearth and Civic Worries
Readers mourn druggist Don Dearth, praise editorials on council spending, and discuss TM religion claims and police heroism. Letters recount a nurse’s care for expensive meds, a police officer's sacrifice, and critiques of post office service amid local taxes and public trust.
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Wicker
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Jerry
A’ Teborter
Percepton
White Liber
Bob Schmidt
Que
Roependeat
Press Eee
Don Dearth
Charlotte R. Dickason
Maharishi
Frankie Neal Lewis
Lewis
LBPD
Aikins
Birdsall
Peter Mehit
J.D.K
Cypress
la Palma
Buena Park
Jan Phil Laken
Allen A. Steele
North Long Beach
Shanghai
Park Hotel
George Robeson
Mr. Reagen
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