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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1971
Page
12
An article reports Dr. T. W. Daniels of Redding found cigarette smokers show more facial wrinkles than nonsmokers. In a study of 1,104 participants, 71 percent of notably wrinkled women were smokers and under-40 smokers had higher wrinkle scores. Causation remains unsettled, but findings bolster anti smoking arguments.
Earl Behrens, 79, veteran political editor of the San Francisco Chronicle, receives a legislative resolution praising his 50 years on the politics beat. He told the Assembly he does not take himself or its members too seriously, and urged more reporters like him.
The article discusses Howard Hughes seeking publicity in earlier works and later shielding himself. It notes his assent to an authorized biography by Clifford Irving, based on secret interviews in motel rooms and cars. Hughes remains shadowy to his executives, fueling speculation he cannot direct his business affairs.
Washington reports a calmer nation under Nixon with officials claiming credit for reduced unrest. Observers note less fear of doom, while critics doubt the lasting impact. analysts debate the political leverage from veto wins and cabinet confirmations as Vietnam drawdown and social tensions ease.
A Long Beach teacher defends Christmas programs in public schools as acceptable when taught objectively. The writer notes safeguards exist for students choosing not to participate and shares personal memories of charitable aid received, then expresses condolences for Dr. Harold Tarre and mentions a son inspired to become a pediatrician. Cypress Mrs. Fredric Broder
Trudeau argues that free societies need reassurance and credible governance to avoid turning to less free paths. He warns against credibility gaps, calls for truthful public participation, and notes enduring clashes between authority and individual morals as societies evolve. He stresses that stability cannot be assumed and urges transparent decision making.
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