Kissinger Deep Background Briefing Sparks Press Clash
Editorial argues the Kissinger background briefing on the presidential plane mingled with hints to Russia and a possible Moscow trip cancellation. It notes Post coverage, Ziegler's denial, and Goldwater's Congressional Transcript, concluding the dispute will fade as press and adviser resume quiet talks.
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Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Azores
White House
Washington
Washington Post
Dr. Kissinger
India
Pakistan
Nixon
the Post
Ronald Ziegler
Ziegler
Moscow
U.S
Barry Goldwater
Congressional
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Washington Press Corps
Bike business boom spreads to Long Beach stores
The bicycle industry shows rising demand with stocks of major manufacturers doubling from last year. Long Beach shops report busy order books and delays in delivery as buyers seek smog relief, easier urban travel, and healthier lifestyles. The piece notes optimism tempered by delivery challenges.
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Long Beach
Dueo
Wright Brothers
Moscow gains as India wins East Pakistan war
The piece argues the Soviet Union benefited from the India Pakistan conflict. Moscow emerged as the defender of India while expanding its influence in the Indian Ocean and near China. It cites a strategic shift, veto actions at the UN, and a global realignment with Washington and Beijing.
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United Nations
N.Y
India
East Pakistan
Soviet Union
Moscow
Indian Ocean
China
Asia
United States
Peking
Washington
Middle East
U.S
Indian Subcontinent
Vienna
Helsinki
Israel
U.N. Security Council
Security Council
General Assembly
Mussix
Pakistan
Kerala
Nixon
Southeast Asia
The Wreck of the Penn Central review
Book review of The Wreck of the Penn Central by Daughen and Binzen. It covers the 1966 merger to 1970 bankruptcy, critiquing hubris and mismanagement while noting flawed organization and heavy focus on personal backgrounds and social aspects of the merger.
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Penn Central
Penn Cenn
Joseph R. Daughen
Peter Binzen
Little, Brown
Tom Stoppard
Rosencrantz and
Guildenstern
Penn
Central
Pen Central
Letters to the editor A little child's cry in the night EDITOR
A reader reflects on personal crisis and healing sparked by a phone line. The piece blends confession with appreciation for Long Beach support services and a political note on Congressman Craig Hosmer. Signed letters from Long Beach readers, including CHARLOTTE MOSKOWITZ.
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Long Beach
Terry Moshenko
Craig Hosmer
J. Edgar Hoover
Hosmer
Hoover
Nixon
Long Beach Sohn Htlla
City Should Fund Band For Tournament of Roses Parade
Editorial argues Long Beach Unified School District should receive $1,000 from the city to cover band travel costs for the Tournament of Roses Parade. It praises the district’s band as a credit to Long Beach and criticizes city funding for floats as insufficient.
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Long Beach
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