Editorials Favor three California ballot measures Yes on 6 7 and 3
Editorial endorses Prop 6 to extend governor sign date to 30 days and allow faster enactment with delays for referendums, Prop 7 to shift to the Commission on Judicial Performance with expanded power, and Prop 8 to let nonchartered counties elect or appoint supervisors and unify boards with local salary control. all recommend YES votes with minimal opposition noted.
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Fine arts at home Long Beach opening performance praised
The Independent Press Telegram reviewer calls the Long Beach opening subscription program provincial yet shows value in local culture. The Long Beach Symphony stands out as a top example and the Sunday crowd was overflowed and enthusiastic.
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Exile Interview on Soviet Decline and Liberalization
A concise translation of a long interview with the Russian intellect Amalrik, now in exile in Amsterdam, discussing whether the Soviet Union will survive, signs of change, and his view of life in the West. He notes increased repression, selective exiles, pragmatic shifts, and hopes for a future liberalization driven by a new generation.
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Ford Carter clash over foreign policy in debate
The analysis notes both candidates share similar approaches with emphasis on strength and anti communism. Carter pledges human rights focus and a sturdier economy to bolster policy, while Ford touts military power. Neither outlines a bold strategy for the Third World or Europe beyond condemning communism.
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Kennedy Assassination Inquiry Gets House Select Committee
Washington reports the House creates a select committee to reexamine the Kennedy and King assassinations. Led by Rep Thomas N Downing the panel seeks to probe rifle type, autopsy findings, and Oswald questions, aiming to satisfy national curiosity amid legal limits and public skepticism.
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