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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1971

Page

12

Editorials In tune with modern times on war and art

The piece traces historical links between music and warfare from ancient Greece to medieval and French painting, then shifts to Pentagon papers revelations. It highlights Maxwell Taylor and John McNaughton proposing orchestration metaphors for bombing and military moves. It notes audiences in Washington and Saigon and ends with a sardonic note about contingency plans and the phrase The operation was a success.

Nicolas Poussin Johnson Maxwell Taylor Pentagon North John McNaughton McNaughton Hanoi South Vietnam United States

Court upholds strict view on drunken driving in New York

Court rejects Melvin Baker's imaginative theory that a 3.1 percent blood alcohol level means too drunk to decide on Test. The seven to zero ruling maintains sobriety tests despite intoxication. The piece contrasts New York with California rules and notes the harsh yet necessary stance on drunk driving.

Melvin Baker Sunrise Highway New York Nassau County Baker California

Editors ponder martinis and changing tastes

A columnist recalls swearing off martinis yet finds temptation in a refined ad. The piece jokes about the drink’s evolving formula from vermouth to gin and argues that rum has no place in a martini, defending the cocktail’s traditional identity against trendy twists.

Books at a Glance: Passenger Cars and New England Legends

Passages review two books: Passenger Cars 105-12 by T Richolson from Macmillan, and Book of New England Legends and Folklore by Samuel Adams Drake from Tuttle. Nicholson covers Ford Model T and early mass production with speeds up to 40 mph. Drake gathers Nantucket lore, Isles of Shoals, Salem legends, and New England tales.

T. Richolson Macmillan Maxwells Rolls New England Samuel Adams Drake Tuttle Nantucket Isles of Shoals Salem Cambridge Rhode Island Maine Boston Nahant

Nixon backs Thieu as Vietnam war continues

The piece argues Nixon will back President Nguyen Van Thieu, supporting Vietnamization while Thieu consolidates power amid Assembly opposition. It notes limited U.S. aid and possible air support, with withdrawal pressures growing as the 1968 campaign looms and Hanoi may seek pressure via renewed operations.

Nguyen van Thieu Vietnam Thieu United States Thien Nixon North Vietnam South Vietnam Hanoi Indochina du Hanoi China

Nixon's uncertain diplomacy unsettles Tokyo and Peking

Asian officials in Tokyo and Peking question Nixon's timing and style as he redefines China ties and U S policy. They praise his aims in defending the dollar and engaging China, yet doubt the moves and wonder about future steps, fearing abrupt shifts may complicate relations and US credibility.

Nixon Peking United States China Red China Republic of China Formpea Saigon Tokyo Washington Cambodia Laos Kissinger Japan Taiwan Asia

Letters to the editor urge transit over new freeway in Long Beach

A recent transplant from New York describes moving to Bixby Hills for climate schools and shopping, praising the area before opposing a costly new freeway through Long Beach. She argues any new road should include mass rapid transit options to reduce smog and exhaust.

New York City Bixby Hills Long Beach Vivien Arluk

Water buffalo posters shape South Vietnamese voting image

In a TV broadcast peasants, largely illiterate, could not read candidate posters yet saw water buffalo on pro-South Vietnam banners. The image, easier to relate to than the candidates, influenced perceptions. otherwise many peasants faced denial of burial certificates and ID cards if they did not vote.

Long Beach Martha W. Reese

Community praises junior lifeguard program leaders

Long Beach residents MR and MRS WAROLD ROICE commend EDITOR Lt Pat Flynn and Dick Miller for eight weeks of junior lifeguard training. They note participants matured physically mentally and socially and oppose program deletion. They urge continued funding if needed.

Pat Flynn Dick Miller Lfeguard Warold Roice Long Beach

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