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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1971
Page
7
Editorial notes a turning point as California acts to fund the Teachers Retirement Fund. Governor Reagan signs a plan to stabilize the 50 year old program, with lawmakers and educators sharing the credit after earlier near disaster. Bob Schmidt, Joseph M. Kenrick cited for push toward a practical solution.
A Long Beach reader praises American unity and opportunity while critiquing welfare policy and court decisions. The letter notes gratitude for education, voting rights, and a vision of Americans from diverse backgrounds walking together. It laments welfare reforms halted by judges and urges patience with the system.
Profile of Chiao Kuat-hua, a seasoned Peking diplomat chosen to head China’s General Assembly delegation. Born in Kiangsu Province, educated in China and Germany, he served with Chou En-lai and rose in the foreign ministry. He has China’s Sino-Soviet talks as a notable recent responsibility and is known for scholarly bearing.
Washington notes a year of partisan clashes over Justice Douglas and FBI chief J. Edgar Hoover. Observers say Douglas fights on, Hoover resists retirement, and critics urged restraint as a Princeton conference examined the FBI era with strong personalities and stiff defenses.
The piece laments J Edgar Hoover's aging tenure at the FBI while noting a rise in resignations and turmoil within the bureau. It credits him with building a premier law enforcement instrument but questions what remains to achieve and hints at conservative discontent amid calls for his departure.
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