Quality of voting in a democracy editorial
The editorial urges voters be informed and casts doubt on President Carter’s plan to loosen registration to allow 43 million more Americans to vote. It warns of potential fraud, argues for minimal barriers with safeguards, and urges Congress to tread cautiously while prioritizing vote quality over quantity.
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Carter
Congress
Minnesota
Wisconsin
The
Pauls
Poling
Gorse
Poly High Redevelopment Nears Completion in Long Beach
Long Beach moves toward finishing the Poly High Redevelopment Project after receiving 27 million dollars in federal revenue sharing as part of a 35 million block grant. The 87 acre area between Allanite and California avenues bounded by Pacific Coast Highway and Anaheim Street sees demolitions, rehab, and new homes south of the high school with first priority offered to residents.
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Long Beach
Poly High
Poly
Allan Lie
California Avenues
Anaheia
James Wilson
Poly Project
Carter stands firm on human rights amid Brezhnev bluster
President Carter maintains a hard line on global human rights while pursuing SALT talks, despite Brezhnev’s harsh rhetoric in Moscow. He argues detente must include U S insistence on freedoms, citing Helsinki and UN commitments as limits on Soviet behavior. Brezhnev’s loud protests are seen as bluster, not a change in policy.
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Washington
Cartyl
Globe
Moscow
Europe
Soviet Union
TMS
Leonid Brezhnev
Carter
Soviet Congress of Trades Unions
Brezhnev
West
Congressional
Jordy Powell
Soviets
Alan B. Crimston
Calif
Ussr
Cranston
Powell
United Nations
United States
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Inger
Kremlin
Southeast Asia
Middle East
Helsinki
Wiel
Did Castro arrange JFK hit in mob underworld plot
The piece describes House investigators probing possible links between Fidel Castro, Santos Trafficante, and mob figures in a JFK assassination theory. It cites Rosselli’s tales about Havana’s underworld, CIA involvement, and potential plots to eliminate Castro and later silence Rosselli and Oswald, framed as speculation.
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Washington
Florida
Santos Trafficante
Miami
Havana
CLA
Rosselli
Castro
Ates
CIA
Howard Hughes
Honcho
Las Vegas
Robert Mahon
Mahon
Chicago
Debonair Reprative
U.S
Selli
Chena Her
Sam Gianeana
Ante
Gianeana
Wilh “Prastivante
Blessing
Russelli
Underworld
Haid
Trafficante
Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
Assassim
Oswald
Rossetti
Fuck Ruby
John Rosselli
Harriet Quimby: From Pioneer Pilot to Obscurity
Kilian argues Harriet Quimby, once a noted writer and the first licensed woman pilot in the United States, faded from memory while icons like Marilyn and Farrah Fawcett endure. He recalls her bold 1912 attempt to fly the English Channel and her fatal 1912 crash, contrasting her historical significance with modern celebrity fixation.
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United States
Amelia Earhart
Harriet
Tindale
Miss Quinby
Wright Brothers
English Channel
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Sligh Fawcett
Independent Press-Telegram
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Don Ohle
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