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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1969
Page
11
The piece contrasts 1960s desegregation battles with modern campus disruptions. It notes that small armed guerrilla actions persist on campuses, urges student reformers to separate from outlaws, and argues that lawful pressure and education preserve the right to learning against lawbreaking tactics.
The BLM warns California's one million acre desert is being spoiled by litter, unsanitary practices, and vandalism as recreation grows. It urges patrols and protection, but funding proves unlikely, highlighting desert as a safety valve for coastal overcrowding and the need to shame offenders.
In 1966 California voters made the Legislature full time and the 1967 session ran 215 days from January 6 to August 8. Assemblyman Mike Cullen notes 40 interim hearings through December 19 and colleagues James A. Hayes and senators Kenrick and Deukmejian have similar schedules, restricting outside professions.
The piece traces conservatism from its roots as a guardian of public liberties in medieval Italy to its modern usage. It cites Bierce and Lincoln, notes Burkean influence, and explains conservatism as moderation between tyranny and anarchy, balancing old and new without wholesale rejection or endorsement.
The article notes whale sharks feed on seaweed and small surface fish despite large jaws. It quotes a conservative view urging caution in abandoning long standing methods for novelty and contrasts with Edmund Burke's idea that change is essential for preservation.
Russell Kirk discusses the conservative mind as preserving order, justice, and freedom within evolving society. He defines conservatism as faith in human limits, rule of law, local liberty, private property, gradual change, and moral foundations, citing Burke Adams Disraeli and Lincoln as model thinkers.
Assembly Speaker Monagan and Senate leader Way stress that committee hearings equal voting in importance as lawmakers study proposed laws. Monagan praises California's system and salaries as models for other states, noting 31 states have annual sessions now.
Readers protest school information bans and pressure on teachers. The letter writers urge a John F. Kennedy Memorial Walk Against Hunger and criticize officials over information access and education quality while calling for higher pay for teachers and invoking historical debt debates.
Harold C Weight chronicles Greenwater in Death Valley once seen as a copper boom rival to Butte. The book recalls the 1906 07 stampede from Goldfield and Tonopah that swelled the town from 70 to about 1000 in weeks and notes its two newspapers a bank and a red light district as part of its vivid history.
Joe Vuolo, shipping clerk, cites his family of six as shaping his life through shared work. Larry Hoffman, lifeguard, describes an outdoor, healthy job with quiet hours and rewarding emergency challenges.
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