Debating Africa policy foes clash in TV debate
In a one hour televised debate, Senator John Tunney and Hayakawa argued over Africa and U N involvement. Hayakawa urged the United States to consider sending peacekeeping troops if a bloodbath could be prevented and to work with former colonial powers in Africa. He warned against relying on the UN alone and said action should be limited and strategic. Tunney defended federal jobs programs and warned against entangling in Angola and broader world policing, asserting the need to fight inflation and deficits while avoiding endless interventions.
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Bishops Praise Proposition 14 Aims at Farm Labor Law
In Sacramento AP dispatch, the California Conference of Catholic Bishops issued a statement praising Proposition 14 but stopped short of endorsing the labor measure. The statement notes ALRB funding failures and debates over access for union organizers, with a majority of bishops approving the wording at a meeting. Gov Brown’s transportation director hints at possible support for a gasoline tax increase in 81% years, suggesting new revenues go to local streets and roads.
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