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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1967
Page
7
Willian P W. Broom edits the page with Malcolm Epley as associate editor and DeaON as editorial page editor PAGE B.2 for the publication.
Prof D Gale Johnson of Chicago University argues that new agricultural programs and the 1966 U.S. Food for Peace Act can reduce global hunger. He criticizes overreliance on gift aid and industrial focus, urging continued aid with emphasis on research, development, and farmer training. The piece questions applying these lessons to domestic underdevelopment.
The Milwaukee mayor Henry Maier allowed civil rights pickets about 475 strong to stage a four hour sit down in his office to protest open housing. Police faced taunts and damage as windows were broken and chairs ripped. The incident raised questions on government responsibility and public order.
Editor notes Californias record breaking year with Prop I A pay raise for legislators a multi billion deficit and a 5 billion budget the largest tax increase in state history and the states first movie actor governor A reader argues win the Vietnam War then divert funds to social programs to aid taxpayers plus reflections on court reform and juror experience.
Washington based column reports Gen Julius Klein seeks to bring Rheinmetall, Nazi linked arms maker, to US production of the 20 mm Hispano-Suiza cannon. Memo cites meetings with Diehl and Curtiss-Wright talks, potential US venture, and Klein’s PR plans.
A private poll viewed by this reporter suggests an independent peace candidate in 1988 might attract roughly six percent of GOP voters and a similar share of Democrats. It challenges liberal expectations that such a ticket would mainly siphon from Johnson era liberals and could affect key states.
Bruce Biossat reports at the New Politics conference that slurs and laughter greeted Democratic mentions as the party is depicted as a swamp. The piece notes internal rifts over Vietnam and civil rights, with Ted Kennedy warning of a splitoff of young militants from the Democratic fold.
Governor Romney of Michigan references being brain washed after his 1965 Saigon trip. He repeats remarks from his origins plea while addressing the topic during a series of statements in Washington.
The article discusses the credibility gap in the Johnson administration over Vietnam. It cites McNamara's Aug 25 testimony on restrained bombing and the later Haiphong and Campha raids as an escalation. Officials argue the raids aimed to raise costs, not stop imports, while critics see a widening of the war and conflicting signals.
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