Editorials A solid achievement for Long Beach state HQ
Editorial lauds the groundbreaking of a $5 million California State University and Colleges headquarters in Long Beach. After four years of legal and political work led by Senator Joseph Kenrick, construction will start, housing 850 administrators serving a 19-campus system with serve occupancy planned for early 1976.
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California State University and Colleges
University and Colleges System
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Tidelands
Los Angeles
Glenn 5. Dumke
Kenrick
Long Beach
Cranston urged to hold more debates with Richardson
The piece notes Cranston has debated Richardson sparingly and criticizes this limited engagement. It argues Californians deserve fuller public testing of Richardson's arguments and urges Cranston to allow two or three additional debates to give the underfinanced challenger a stronger platform.
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Richardson
Cranston
Senator Cranston
New faces in the next race spark political debate
Washington editors note a Democratic tilt and voter apathy for minor candidates in 1976 elections. They urge broader media exposure for newcomers like Elliott Richardson, William Ruekelsnaus, Dan Evans, John Anderson, and southern governors, arguing networks should spotlight capable candidates early to boost awareness before primaries.
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Washington
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Kenn Phillips
Albert Sindlinger
Elliot Richardson
Massachusetts
William Ruekelsnaus
Indiana
Mike Mansfield
Senate Majority
Lloyd Bentsen Jr
Texs
Reubin Askew
Florida
John Gardner
Common Cause
Dan Evans
Navy critique by Rickover signals deep U S fleet flaws
Admiral Rickover accuses top command and line officers of neglecting core naval skill and training. He argues the Navy's organization now undermines its purpose as a shield in peace and war, while Soviet naval power rises and the fleet ages.
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United States
Rickover
Rickver
Mts Igygun
Nuclear Line
Tau
Meae
Columbus
America
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Naval War College
Naval Reserve
Navy
Editor Letters On Cyprus War Kissinger and Nixon Critique
A collection of reader letters criticizes U S policy in Cyprus and the Turkish invasion, questions Ford's stance and arms aid, and accuses Kissinger of influencing Greek and Israeli actions. A parent defends a student involved in a minor traffic incident, while another writer rebukes Assemblyman Bill Bond over his stance on gender equity in athletics.
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Cyprus
Turkey
Cunrently
Xilon
Israel
Esraelis
Kissinger
Paul Nicas
Bill Bond
Ath
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Tripes
Bond
Sthent
Jank Hollingworth
Theus
Minianivist Art Echoes in Unclear Protest Scene
A fragmented passage describes eye imagery and a perplexing protest moment involving odd phrases. Names like Netanita and Charlie Gunthrig appear amid garbled lines. The text reads like a derailed archive fragment with no clear events or outcomes.
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California
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Alan Cranston
H. L. Richardson
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New York
Tomy Spreter
South
White House
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Askew
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
Terry Santard
North Carolina
Edwing Edwards
Louisiana
Dale Bumpers
Arkansas
Julian Oud
Frat
Howard Laker Jr
R-Tenn
James Reston
Antony
Siluls
Bornne
Tus
Admiral Rickover
Richard
Wilson
Edypor
Toqua
Do Pleake Hs
Thames
Robert O'Toole
Tormer
Nixon
Richard Nixon
John Lhan
Senate
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Oliah
Tialand
Wis Diehard
Carri
Minianivist’s Art
Canaria
Paris
Charlie Gunthrig
Jong Benen
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