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Food shortages amid prosperity spark welfare protest
In Washington and Long Beach debates rise over hunger amid prosperity. President Johnson notes a federal surplus while welfare dependents press for relief reform. Anthropologist Margaret Mead cites nearly 10 million undernourished Americans, with many unemployed or unable to work.
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Long Beach
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Senate
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Sound views on crime by GOP group
A Republican congressional task force recommends national coordination, expanded manpower, and federal anti crime operatives in cities with racketeers. It urges restraint on electronic surveillance and supports expanding the anti crime strike forces begun under Ramsey Clark, linking organized crime to social unrest and harm to the poor and minorities.
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Pentagon peril and call for fiscal sanity in 1969
Open Forum responder argues against the Pentagon budget and arms buildup, decrying the vast military lobbying power and urging citizens to demand fiscal sanity. The letter cites the 110 billion dollar wish list and widespread hunger as context for rethinking U.S. spending and policy. Artesia.
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Federal welfare costs shift debated by leaders and governors
Robert Finch signals possible federal role in welfare funding but questions remain about political acceptance. Rockefeller favors a nationwide system to curb interstate welfare migration, while Reagan proposes residency limits to limit eligibility. The debate highlights differing views on burden sharing and aid to the poor.
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Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Ronald Reagan
California
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Federal Welfare reform debate and fiscal pressures analyzed
The piece argues for a fully federal welfare system to raise benefits and standardize needs, noting state costs, political risks, and the potential to lift many in poverty. It cites 1987 welfare spending, contrasts state and federal capabilities, and references political figures. Q and A segments cover canonization miracles and Navy rank.
Sidewalk Senate New Year Eve Opinions From Long Beach
Policeman T W Dixon says an exciting New Year’s Eve means a good time within reason at a festive party then attending the parade. Saleswoman Hazel Vierra favors staying home with family in Long Peach.
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Long Peach
Ruth Holman
Russia faces tense period amid stalled talks and looming deals
East Berlin reporting that February 20 marks resumption of talks among United States and Chinese envoys in Warsaw under Beijing's push for serious business. The looming Washington-Peking accord dominates Soviet policymakers' concerns as East European readers view the prospect with caution and mixed interest.
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Peking
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March Ides may reshape Soviet l polity and European powers
The article argues that Russian preoccupations with Asia could loosen Europe tight discipline while Czechoslovakia’s invasion fallout wounds East Europe’s industry. It foresees March as pivotal for Poland and Romania with Gomulka Moczar struggle, and Romania’s Nicolae Ceausescu facing Soviet maneuvers. Brezhnev’s stance and Albrecht’s hold in East Germany frame a tense, cautious U.S. approach.
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