Editorial on limiting political advertising and debates
The piece argues against banning radio and television ads or curtailing debates in the California governor race between Jerry Brown and Houston Flournoy. It contends voters deserve full advertising and a broad debate schedule, suggesting 12 to 15 televised debates would help Californians know the candidates and their records. The author asserts the cure for democracy is more democracy, not restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Brown
Brown
Houston Flournoy
Flournoy
Citizens oppose Broadway Corridor plan at Belmont Heights meeting
The Belmont Heights Belmont Park group briefed on Sasaki Walker Associates findings and criticized the Broadway Corridor concept. Attendees urged city inclusion on the Citizens' Advisory Group and voiced concerns about traffic, noise, and loss of residential character. Kris Sherman of the Independent Press-Telegram covered the event.
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Mary Ellis Carlson
Belmont Heights
Belmont Park
Sasaki
Walker Associates
Renee Simon
Citizens
Sasaki Walker
Marina Pacifica
Coyes
Marine Stadium
Whiich
Ernest Mayer
Beach
Citi- 2008
Revolutionary pamphlets warn of leftist literature in D.C.
A warning file claims a People's Bicentennial Committee in Washington, D.C. hawks pamphlets for $7 including Tree of Liberty and Common Sense quotes. It lists figures from Samuel Adams to Huey Newton and the Black Panthers, and notes a relocation to Signal Hill with praise for recent landscaping and future beautification.
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Good Fellows
Washington, D.C
Thomas Paine
America
Samuel Adams
Jefferson
Ben Franklin
Bobby Seale
Huey Newton
The
Black Panthers
Park crackdowns in South Korea intensify political trials
In Seoul, spouses and relatives face fear as President Park Chung Hee orders harsh measures against dissent. A wave of arrests and death sentences follows trials that threaten lawyers, clergymen, and students, with several sentences commuted and others facing new tribunals.
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Seoul
South Korea
Korea
Park Chung Hee
Park
Kim Chi Ha
Yun Po Sun
Daniel Chi
Kim
Korean Central Intelligence Agency
Srau
North Korea
Chung Ib Kwon
National Assembly
Irvine: a planned city with growing pains and riches
Irvine views a bold dream of a totally planned city on the Irvine Ranch. The 10 000 acre incorporated area houses 27 000 residents as land values surge and development accelerates, but residents, officials, and architect Pereira warn about cultural limits, access, and the risk of blandness amid rising prices and planning controls.
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Jon Nordheimer
New York Times
Trvinm
Galif
Irvine Ranch
Los Angeles
San Diego
Irvine
Irvine Company
New York
gEbellos
James Irvine
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Newport
Laguna Beaches
Santa Ana Mountains
William Pereira
California
Primariw
University Park
University of California At Irvine
University
Paul Limbert
Pereira
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Larry Allison
Bert Resnik
Palmolive
Dial
Revolutionary Packet
Eno
Signal Hill
Huntington Beach
FOX Butterfield
New York Times News Service
Defense
Juh Jong Chul
Chung
Syngman Rhee
Yun Pu Sun
Yun
Pandoras Box
Shedell
Tim Lamb
New Jersey
Richard Godale
Warren
Otder
Richard
Gabrielle Pryor
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