Editorial endorses Anderson for 32nd Congress seat
The Harper City Democrat Glenn M. Anderson seeks reelection in the 32nd District, covering Long Beach and surrounding areas. His senior posts on key committees aided port and shipping interests. the endorsement cites fiscal responsibility and long experience, while noting opponent Clifford Young’s potential.
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Glenn M. Anderson
Harper City
Long Beach
Wilmington
San Pedro
Harbor City
Iomita
Garson
Compton
Torrance
Anderson
Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
Public Works and Transportation Committee of
Congress
Con
Incumbent Long Beach Area Congressmen Seek Re Election
Three incumbents from the Long Beach area three districts seek re election on November 2 1968 Democrats Charles H Wilson Del Clawson and Democrat Jerry M Patterson hold seats in 31st 33rd and 38th districts. They are described as representing their districts well and facing weak opposition.
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Long Beach
Downey
Norwalk
la Mirada
del Clawson
Congress
Compton
National Federation of Independent
California
Anaheim
Buena Park
Cypress
Garden Grove
Los Alamitos
Stanton
Santa Ana
Huntington Beach
Westminster
Jerry M. Patterson
Long Beach State University
Banking, Currency and Housing
Merchant Marine and Fisheries
Taxpayer benefit eyed from Sohio terminal taxes
Review explains Long Beach Unified School District would save 1.8 million dollars in property taxes if Sohio oil-tanker terminal is built. Due to a 1972 state cap, districts cannot spend new tax money on salaries but would cut levies by the same 1.8 million, lowering taxes for all district residents as business grows.
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Long Beach Unified
Long Beach
Sohio
Sohio Terminal
Brown
America
Israel
Britain
Iran
Tehran
England
Rumsfeld
Pentagon
United States
Donald Rumsfeld
Defense
FDR
MS. R. Greatshell
Communal critique on probation program and national issues
A letter argues for clearer probation officer involvement before launch of a gang violence program, refuting Ostroff's handling and stressing needed dialogue with supervisors. It also questions Carter's policy stance and costs, and defends Brown against critical remarks, urging focus on U.S. stability and rights.
Public education and released time clash with democracy
A former teacher argues that public schools serve democracy best and questions releasing time for religious instruction. He contends it diverts funds and hours from mandated schooling, separates students by faith, and suggests after school or Saturday sessions as a solution to preserve unity and full education.
Two bumpkins in the race for president questioned
The Independent, Press Telegram on October 17 questions how Carter and Ford ended up as candidates. It notes Carter's hesitation to endorse his tax measures and Ford's apparent confusion about his speaking location on the campaign trail.
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Bumpkins
Carter
Ford
Independent, Press- Telegram
Plain Jerry Ford for the next four years
A reader urges replacement of past presidents with Jerry Ford and condemns a cartoon mocking the office as sacrilegious and distasteful. The letter rejects references to "J C" and argues for Ford continuity in the presidency.
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Jerry Ford
J.c.’S
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