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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1971

Page

4

Muskie Leads Nixon in California Survey on Jobs

An Opinion Research of California poll of 802 voters shows Edmund Muskie leading Richard Nixon 58 to 39 in a hypothetical matchup. The survey cites unemployment and high interest rates as key factors, with Nixon receiving low favorable ratings and a mean 2.47 on a 1 to 4 scale.

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Dellums urges peers to form group to change system

Rep. Ronald Dellums of Berkeley calls for black congressmen to form a group to blow the lid off the system and begin changing it. He envisions a Nader-type organization to probe government manipulation of federal dollars and unimplemented bills.

Ronald Dellums Berkeley

Calley defense claims Army improper judge in My Lai case

The defense attorney for TA. William Calley argues the Army erred by acting as judge and jury in the My Lai massacre and says a civilian court would not have convicted him. Latimer, ex Utah Supreme Court judge, told California Republicans the army should not determine guilt.

Burlingame UPT William Calley My Lai George W. Latimer California Republican Assembly Latimer Utah Supreme Court Federal Military Appeals Tribunal

CDC backs media on war report in California council vote

Fresno Directors of the California Democratic Council unanimously supported the news media for publishing secret Pentagon papers on the Vietnam War. Nathan Moklen of Los Angeles urged backing the Times and Post and called for withdrawal of all American troops. The full council will meet in October in Los Angeles to prepare a liberal platform for the 1972 Democratic National Convention.

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NEA leader opposes federal funds for private schools

NEA president elect Donald J. Morrison, a San Diego Social Science teacher, denounces President Nixon's plan to extend federal aid to private schools. Morrison calls voucher proposals the most irresponsible action in the country as he prepares to lead the 1.1 million member teachers union after the convention opening. The Nixon administration backs federal programs aiding private elementary, secondary, and higher education.

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Crystal ear hearing aid at affordable price

Japanese engineers have developed an aid with all the important features of costlier instruments. Simple to use, slip the receiver into the ear, adjust tone and volume, and hear voices clearly. Home Hearing Aid Service offers delivery from 207 Basetroadway Long Beach, phone 32 4157.

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