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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1975
Page
6
The piece argues Khrushchev’s boast is debatable, then celebrates Apollo Soyuz as a sign both nations can avoid war and cooperate. It notes Mosquito science aids picnic safety, compares US and Soviet tech, praises joint space flight as a path to broader collaboration, lunar mining, and future interplanetary ventures benefiting humanity.
As the Aug. 6 expiry of the 1965 Voting Rights Act nears, the House approved a renewal in June while the Senate stalls over the New Hampshire case and southern opposition. A move to proceed is planned, with risk that lapse could allow literacy tests and other discrimination, underscoring the Senate’s duty to keep protections in force.
A columnist argues America must balance roles with Israel and Arab states, urging honest brokerage and avoiding a sole focus on self interest. The piece cites the Sermon on the Mount and the value of democracy in Israel, urging a steady, candid partnership rather than permissive alignment. It advocates supporting Egypt’s economy and stability as part of a broader peace strategy.
A letters page features praise for a Seal Beach to Long Beach bus driver who stayed courteous and helpful, with empathetic handling of varied riders. Other readers debate politics, misread Parade magazine, and call for fiscal restraint, senior citizen care, and better post offices in Long Beach.
Editor voices concern over religious figures endorsing grape boycotts. He cites a TV scene with a nun promising a store owner not to sell grapes, arguing it will raise prices and hurt others. He contends Bible references do not support such action and urges churches to abandon political entanglements.
The 1975 Soviet grain buys of American wheat draw criticism and support. Critics warn of past secret deals and federal subsidies, while supporters like Secretary Butz say the current purchases reflect market prices and aid farm income. Key questions include Moscow's long term pricing strategy and the risk of global cartels driving up commodity costs.
Gary Kartchner of Lakewood disagrees with the Navy and its statements about the new enlisted uniforms. He says the style won’t give a modern appearance and that the uniforms make sailors look like milkmen.
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