On The Right Move in U.S. Foreign Policy Debate
The essay argues that a conservative tilt would favor ABM deterrence and continued military aid to allied regimes, challenging liberal critiques. It contends a rightward shift aims to deter a broader war, while liberals fear wasteful spending and policy misfires amid confrontations with the Soviet Union and regional powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Southeast Asia
Mr. Nixon
Nixon
Soviet Union
Alliance For Progress
Chile
Bolivia
Red China
Mary Poppins
France
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Stalin
Truman
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Johnson
Chiang Kaishek
Americans For Democratic Action
Formosa
Greece
Israel
Gloria Steinem
Eugene McCarthy
Hesto Presto
John Kenneth Galbraith
Pakistan
Tunney urges diverting funds to home problems research
Rep. John V. Tunney called to redirect unnecessary military expenditures into aerospace research for domestic issues such as crime control health services mass transportation and flood and fire control. He spoke at a news conference and later at Pacific Telephone Co. about funds and political fundraising by Sen George Murphy his opponent.
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Los Angeles
UPL
John V. Tunney
Earth
Tunney
Apollo
Senate
Pacific Telephone Co
George Murphy
Los Angeles County
Republican Central Committee
Murphy
Quality Council elects new officers and outlines 1969 plan
The Advisory Council on Education for Quality and Reliability of the ASQC elected L. O. Culver as chair with J. A. Waddell as vice chair and MC. Brooks as secretary. Members include J. S. Chamberlin T. S. Fujiyoshi K. Meena Lt. Col. Miller J. C. Pet C. F. Venn and K. A. Wher. Plans feature quality courses expansion Cal Poly options and high school outreach. Since 1965 hundreds have taken Hancock College courses and over 50 earned an Associate in Quality Technology. Cal Poly works to add a Quality Specialist option in Industrial Technology at its School of Engineering and Technology. Thirty students are in the Hancock Product Quality course with more offered next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Society For Quality Control
ASQC
Lockheed Missiles & Space Company
J.A. Waddell
McDonnell- Douglas
MC. Brooks
General Dynamics-Convair
JS. Chamberlin
Lockheed
T.S. Fujiyoshi
Martin-Marietta
K. Meena
United Technology
C.E. Miller
Cal Poly
San Luis Obispo
Allan Hancock College
Santa Maria
Vandenberg
Senator Murphy warns of Soviet merchant fleet growth
Sen. George Murphy told the Commonwealth Club that the Soviet Union could threaten the US at sea as its merchant tonnage grows from 5 to 12 million tons and aims for 18 million by 1975 and 23 million by 1983. He urged support for the Merchant Marine Act of 1970 and backing for American shipping. Murphy noted a tight poll against Tunney and said he sensed momentum from public view as endorsements came in from the Spanish Publishers Association of Northern California.
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San Francisco
UPI
Soviet Union
George Murphy
Commonwealth Club
John Tunner
Rrussians
United States
Hie
San Francsco
Ixon
Murphy
Spanish Publishers Association of
Northern California
Reagan loses temper after Regents meet clash with Dutton
Ronald Reagan erupted after a University of California Regents session, cursing Regent Fredrick G. Dutton and accusing him of political manipulation. The confrontation followed debates over Irvine Company land expansion and a looming November election with Jess Unruh challenging Reagan.
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Reagan
San Francisco
UPI
Ronald Reagan
University of California Board of Regents
Fredrick G. Dutton
Dutton
Edmund G. Brown
Simon
Regents
Irvine Company
Jess Unruh
Farmers group backs Teague for 13th District
The statewide Farmers and Ranchers for Responsible Government endorse Republican incumbent Congressman Charles Teague in the 13th Congressional District race. The group cites his support for rural issues and agricultural policy.
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Charles Teague
Farmers and Ranchers
Project officers begin Yule campaign at base event
Col Garth Dettinger told officers about raising about 8000 for the 12th annual Yule party on Dec 21 in the main hanger. Proceeds fund gifts shoes lunches and dinner baskets for children and families. Donkey softball, Zebras vs Eagles, Nov 21 at the field offers added entertainment and funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Garth B. Dettinger
Big Brother Project
Dettinger
Zebras
Eagles
Valley Drive-In Swap Meet Opens Sundays
Valley Drive-In hosts a weekly swap meet every Sunday from 7:00 AM to 3:00 PM featuring a wide range of items for sale including stereo gear, radios, machinery, watches, coins, cameras, tools, apparel, televisions, jewelry, records, army surplus, produce, plants, tires, automobiles, appliances, flowers, batteries, bikes, camping gear, books, farm equipment, furniture, diving gear, musical instruments, office supplies, pets, sporting goods, and more.
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Space and Missile Test Center
Samtec
Louis L. Wilson, Jr
Theresa R. Stahl
Samtec Graphics
Technicolor Inc
Technicolor
Travel Card
Washington
Quality Council
Russ
Norton Simon
California
GOP
U S. Senate
Rreagan
Max Ratterty
Rafferty
William French Smith
Irvine
State University System
Hong Kong
Joan
Philippines
China
Hainan Island
Philippine Army
National
Charles Thomas
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Farmers Group
Teague
Lompoc
Act of Congress
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
J. Donald Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
Tim Conner
Clete Lunny
Wesley A. Huttman
Ray McCuen
Mike McCusker
Betty Laurent
Vaughn Proctor
Wilma Jack
Dan Duffy
California Newspaper Publisher
Association
United Press International
International Press Institute
Inter- American Press Association
National Newspaper Association
California Press Association
Mail
Lompoc Theatre
Chisum
Kelley
Santa Maria Theatres
Peppertree Theatre
Stanley Sweetheart
Hotline
NO. H St
Zenith
Motorola
G. E
Yule
MPOC
Box Office
Panavision
Kameyeareny Gleb
MGM
Katznn-Lees
Sidney Poitier
ME MR. Tibbs
Clint Eastwood
Rae
Jonn
Christ Cam
Calvary Baptist Church
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