Hayakawa urges picketing for women's sex privacy
At a Los Angeles luncheon Hayakawa urged women to picket magazines like Penthouse and Playboy to defend the privacy of women's private parts. He argued the ERA is unnecessary as women progress without it and condemned pornography as demeaning and harmful to relationships.
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Tunney debates U S role as world arms supplier in LA
U S Sen Joh Tunney and GOP challenger S J Hayakawa held separate Los Angeles appearances on foreign policy. Hayakawa urged cutting covert aid to Angola while Tunney argued against U S arms sales as a pretext for war and supported continued arms to South Korea despite concerns.
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Sit-in vets demand action from Ford Carter leaders
A dozen Vietnam veterans occupy the Los Angeles office of Senator John Tunney saying they will stay until action on veterans issues is taken. Spokesman Ron Kovie cites hospital conditions and veterans’ jobs as priorities and seeks meetings with Ford and Carter. Tunney supports the group and asks staff to assist.
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Chavez UFW sue anti Prop 14 ads in Los Angeles
The United Farm Workers Union and Cesar Chavez filed a 110 million damage suit in Los Angeles Superior Court against the No on 14 Committee. They allege deceptive campaign advertising tied to Prop 14, claiming voters were misled into thinking passage affects all property owners, not only agricultural landowners.
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Fifth Amendment used in kidnap deprogramming case
Walter Slavin and his son Terrence invoked the Fifth 30 times at a Riverside hearing examining limited immunity for the father and brother of Madonna Slavin a Hare Krishna member allegedly kidnapped for deprogramming. Judge Harry Hupp postponed ruling while probe continues into location of Slavin and potential charges.
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Politicians Clash Over Oil Port and Wages Debate
Tunney and Hayakawa spar over Alaska oil shipments and a proposed minimum wage for minors. Tunney warns of economic impact and favors a port, possibly in Long Beach, while others oppose it. The discussion continues amid broader civil unrest and regional concerns.
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