Prisoners of manners in Kilpatrick column attack targets
Kilpatrick singled out Welfare Secretary Robert Finch and University of Washington sociologist Dr. Otto Larsen as victims of rudeness by protesters and a pie thrower. Finch listened to speakers, did not shout, and allowed voices to be heard. Larsen avoided violence and washed off the pie while arguing over the episode's meaning. The piece suggests manners defined who was reasonable and who was not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Finch
Kilpatrick
Finch
Otto Larsen
University of Washington
Thomas Forcade
Dr. Larsen
Forcade
Barbara Fryer
R.n.’S
CSCLE
Ric Opalka
Long Beach
Gerry Eldred
Polls and Bandwagons in Political Surveys
The article critiques political polls and proposes state licensing for pollsters to file data with the secretary of state. It argues licensing would boost public confidence and bandwagon effects, while not improving poll accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Secretary of State
Brown
Books in Brief: Natural History and Classic Essays
Naturalist Marston Bates writes from a rain forest edge in Ann Arbor in Jungle in the House. Christopher Reynolds explores underwater life in The Pond on the Window Sill. Dos Passos revisits Sacco and Vanzetti in Facing the Chair. Poverty and Wealth in America collects New York Times pieces on income and poverty. Chartism argues for English democratic reform. Wild Brother surveys wild creatures by Ronald Rood. The Wedding Day in Literature and Art gathers wedding depictions from leading authors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marston Bates
Ann Arbor
Ronald Rood
Pokey
Hanoi targets U.S. opinion over Cambodia crisis
The piece argues Hanoi seeks to sway American public mood rather than South Vietnamese gains. It notes Western reactions vary, with China and Moscow adopting cautious stances while U.S. leaders face domestic uproar and pundits question the democratic legitimacy of Saigon’s government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Cambodia
Nixon
Vietnam
Indochina
Hanoi
South Viet
Brig
W. F. K. Thompson
London Daily Telegraph
Saigon
Mekong
U.S
Henry Kissinger
White House
Thieu
South Vietnam
East Asia
Euripides
Letters to the Editor praise St Christopher Convalescent Home
Readers defend St Christopher Convalescent Home and Hospital praising hot balanced meals constant care and vigilant oversight by administrators and nurses. Other letters urge offshore drilling moratorium oppose pollution and thank local paper for fair Lakewood coverage while residents discuss aging care and community issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Christopher Convalescent Home
St. Christophers
Long Beach
Willie Janich
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James Kilpatrick
Manners
Mr. Kilpatrick
Walker
Christopher Reynolds
Pantheon
THI
John Dos Passos
America
Harold L Sheppard
Quadrangle
New York Times
William Lovettt
John Collins
Lovett
Collins
Charles F. Carter
Singing Tree
Gale
Poe
Dickens
Balzac
Kipling
Dumas
Trollope
Longfellow
Spenser
Charelotte Bronte
Charles I’. Carter
Nam
Uncle Sam
Diven
Georges Pompidou
China
Chou
Lai
Prince Souphanouvong
Moscow
Aleksei Kosygin
Sihanouk
NTA
Miss Fryer
Department of Public Health
Marlinda Convalescent Hospitals, Inc
Lynwood
Pasadena
M. Louise Shorter
R.N
Bellflower
Mike Doyle
Woodruff Convalescent Center
Standard Oil Co
Los Angeles
GOO Two
San Pedro
Loren Ficht
Independent, Press-Telegram
Lakewood
Mark W. Hannaford
Margaret Mansfield
Cals
Carson Ileanor Simpson
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