Editors Change At Cal, Facing Park Crisis
Editorial defends campus press control by university authorities after fence tearing at People's Park incident. Authors argue editors seek reform toward self support and self regulation, noting Harvard and Yale as models for Cal. Teachers and regents bear heat, while students push for independence and responsible coverage.
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Californian
University of California
People’s Park
Berkeley
University Regents
Harvard
Yale
Cal
Judge Keating cited for contempt in El Centro incident
El Centro Justice Court Judge Hugh Keating lost his temper when a KNBC cameraman directed him around floodlights outside his office. He knocked down a floodlight and a shoving altercation followed. The Superior Court ruled the contempt citation unfounded and urged decorum and restraint.
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Hugh Keating
el Centro
Victor A. Gillespie
el Centro Superior Court
Editors on Civility and Justice in Courts
Warren Burger warns that ill mannered and noisy lawyers threaten justice by disrupting proceedings. He urges self control, ethical conduct, and a moderating influence from both the bar and law professors to preserve the profession's integrity.
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Warren Burger
United States
Burger
Thhem
Studency
Today's books at a glance SOUTH CAROLINA Profile
South Carolina documentary profile edited by Johnson and Sloan from Univ of South Carolina Press recounts the Palmetto State from the 16th century to modern times through diverse voices including Spaniard, midian, aristocrat, mill worker and others, spanning war, secession, segregation and integration attempts. Memoirs of Chief Red Fox by Cash Asher, McGraw-Hill, traces a Sioux boyhood in the Black Hills and his era with Buffalo Bill's Wild West, with vivid early frontier experiences.
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Palmetto State
Elmer D. Johnson
Kathleen Lewis Sloan
Univ. of South Carolina Press
Chief Red Fox
Cash Asher
McGraw-Hill
Red Fos
Bie Horn Mountains
Sioux
Custer
Buffalo Bill
Third party talk of a lonely man in politics era
The piece surveys George Wallace and Eugene McCarthy as potential third party catalysts amid a two party dominance. It notes McCarthy’s caution, the lure of independents, and the risk he confuses poetry with policy while failing to form a concrete platform.
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New York
Clinton Rossiter
George Wallace
Alabama
Eugene McCarthy
Minnesota
Bloomington
Minn
Persidential
America
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McCarthy
Republicans
Wallace
Nixon
Philadelphia
Reagan
Rockefeller
Agnew
Muskie
Ike
Humphrey
McGovern
Kennedy
Bayh
Sage
Pesson
Plan to reform welfare and curb dole debate
Washington scene weighs Nixon Family Assistance Plan flaws and costs. A proposed shift by Rep Ullman would require able AFDC heads to work or train, backed by child care centers and work-expense aid. Chamber backs Ullman. critics warn of rising expenses and weak work incentives.
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Nixon
Mids
Hegan
al Uliman
Baker
Uliman
Labor Department
Welfare Department
AFDC
ADC
Ullman
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Letters to the editor Keep hearlines genteel
Readers criticize front page headlines and call for toned language in the press. A Long Beach reader recounts marijuana use near California State College and denounces police focus on marginalized groups while urging action against narcotics abuse and crime.
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Ridder
California State College At
Long Beach
Senator Soaper voices on bus critique of urban renewal and industry
A fragmented remark by Senator Soaper compares life performance to a broadcast by Howard Casell. He argues that industries that pollute little still affect employment and cites how pioneers westward did not establish cities suitable for renewal, noting a broad concern across communities about development and jobs.
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