Debates urged for Flournoy and Brown governor race
The editorial argues for televised debates between Flournoy and Brown, noting voters deserve direct contrast of positions without speechwriters. It cites Kennedy Nixon as precedent, contrasts family legacies, and urges Brown to accept Flournoy's offer to cut 160600 from his budget for a debate series.
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Houston
Flournoy
Jerry Brown
Brown
T Han
Richard Nixon
John Kennedy
Nixon
Kennedy
Reagan
Pat Brown
California
Keyserling Visits Long Beach State on Economic Policy
Leon Keyserling, a Truman era policy figure, lectured at Long Beach State University on how to tackle inflation and unemployment. He urged tax cuts for lower and middle incomes, higher taxes on the wealthy, increased domestic spending, and wage and price controls to spur growth while avoiding inflation. He faulted Eisenhower and Kennedy and praised some Johnson efforts, stressing decisive action over inaction.
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Keyserling
Long Beach State University
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Long Beach State
Lyndon Johnson
Road ahead looks good for Ted Kennedy
The piece discusses Edward M Kennedy delaying a presidential bid, his Senate power, and potential to influence Democrats. It weighs long term plans to 1980s elections, Kennedy’s rising role on the Judiciary Committee, and speculation about leadership and brokered conventions.
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Philip A. Mart
D-Midh
Ukal Kennedy
Senate
Sparier
Mike Mansfield
The Minneapolis flu and travel immunity tales
An essayist rambles on influenza origins from St Paul to Port Chalmers New Zealand. He riffs on historic flu names and fears while recalling a father who fought the 1918 Spanish flu with self made remedies and bourbon in a World War I army tent.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Hong Kong
Asia
Spain
Morocco
Romania
Mexico City
New York
Bismarck
St. Paul
Arizona
Phoenix
Ariz
Navy
Globe
Minneapolis
New Zealand
Chamber of Commerce
Port Chalmers
Doubtful Sound
Cape Foulwind
United States
Sierra Nevada
Ralph Nader
Missouri
Headline Echoes And Life Lessons From Varied Sayings
A collection of aphoristic lines discusses household authority, women in competition, drunk driving consequences, the impact of confidence, and reward for brave choices. The mix reflects social norms and personal conduct through concise statements.
Readers debate privacy in illness and media and time change
A letter from Rabbi Kaelter condemns invasions of privacy about Mrs. Ford's surgery and urges balanced reporting and respect for personal illness. The editorials touch on Daylight Saving Time and ask why California cannot stay on one time, plus questions about police honesty and public figures' resignations amid the Nixon era.
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Ford
Kaelter
Rabbi Kachter
Arizona
California
Honor draft evadera EDITON: Amnesty
A reader from Long Beach argues for honoring conscientious objectors and returning them from draft evasion with recognition. They condemn politicians for war, urge medals for those who act on conscience, and criticize Democrats and leadership for pushing conflict.
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W.H. James Long Beach
Nixon Punished Enough Editorial Letter Praised
Mrs Moore argues the press harbors vendetta against one man, urging equal punishment for past public figures and criticizing ongoing coverage of Nixon. She calls Nixon punished enough and questions targeting a single individual.
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Nixon
Lan
L. A. Moore
Long Beach
Police praise from Long Beach department noted
The Long Beach Police Department is described as one of the finest, ready to help and solve problems. The note emphasizes reliance on the police and urges support for their work.
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Long Beach
Ifr. Nixon
Nixon
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