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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1966
Page
10
The Free Society Association condemns networks for rushing 1966 coverage of elections and questions the impact of fast computerized projections on outcomes. It calls for analysis and potential regulation, noting credibility loss as the industry prioritizes speed over accuracy.
A lighthearted note on the betrothal of Sharon Lee Percy, daughter of a Republican senator-elect from Illinois, to John D. Rockefeller IV, a Democratic member of the West Virginia House. The piece likens their union to classic love stories crossing political lines, ending with the idea that true love conquers all.
A reader explains honoring a son in the Navy with a daily flag and prayer while defending patriotic display against criticism. Another letter criticizes editorials on women, gender labels, and NOW. a third notes skepticism about stamps vs no stamps on groceries and price parity. A short item laments lost refund checks and postal handling delays.
Paris weighs De Gaulle’s stance as Kosygin visits. France sustains NATO ties and Western balance while pursuing peace concepts and Iron Curtain dismantling. Paris questions Britain’s Market bid, eastward posture, and possible Bonn warmth next year.
Clippings from English propaganda publications in Hong Kong and translations from Peking radio arrive for Western readers. The material appears ponderous and cliché to Western minds, while reflecting a distinct Eastern worldview that has long differed from Western approaches.
The piece notes Mao Zedong's thought dominating Chinese life from schools to air travel and sports. It describes Mao's quotes printed on planes and balls, Red Guards praised in typhoon reports, and surgeons consulting his writings before finger reattachments. It frames Mao's thought as a religious, pervasive force shaping behavior and ideology.
The National Bureau reports cautious optimism about Vietnam. Military gains evolve as pacification grows slowly. Officials note Hanoi holds the decisive say, and past predictions were unreliable though Viet Cong strength weakens while U S and South Vietnamese forces press the initiative and seek to stabilize villages with prolonged troop presence.
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