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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1973

Page

14

Editorials Bleeders in full flow

Mr Vic Gold writes a column targeting liberal idols and truck drivers who protested high fuel prices. He misquotes Muskie McGovern and Kennedy, accusing them of defending or attacking causes they did not state. The piece argues Gold should criticize actions, not presumed motives.

Vic Gold Agnew Gold Muskie McGovern Kennedy Gald Edward. Kennedy Vietnam Laos Cambodia Johns Wooking University

Telegram Caps Veterans Aid Bungling With Nixon

Stephen Horn of Long Beach State sent a telegram that reached Nixon and spurred immediate action to fix bungled veteran benefits. The White House sought to show indignation at bureaucratic errors affecting Christmas hardship cases, suggesting image concerns may influence access in the months ahead.

Nixon Stephen Horn Long Beach State University Oval Office Southern California San Francisco Horn Veterans Administration Dr. Horn White House Steve Horn U.S. Civil Rights Commission

Miss Thistlebottoms Hobgoblins and Public Doublespeak

A critique of semantic distortion in education and government language. The National Council of Teachers of English forms a committee to expose jargon and euphemisms, citing Pentagon terms and classroom examples. Strong entities include Theodore Bern stein, New York Times, Ronny Ziegler, Leonard Garment, Gloria Mundi, and St Matthew paraphrase.

Thistlebottoms National Council of Teachers of English Pentagon Academe Ronny Ziegler New York Washington Leonard Garment

Middle East talks seek private Geneva progress

Washington notes Christmas spirit fades amid the Arab Israeli clash yet hints of hope from private Geneva talks. Public sessions raise risk of propaganda mistaking diplomacy for battlefield rhetoric. Gromyko stresses sovereign rights while backing a legally binding Arab Israeli settlement as talks turn private.

Washington Middle East Geneva Kissinger Cairo Mohammed Hassanein Heykal al Ahram United States Heykal Soviet Union Israel Andrei A. Gromyka Rel Gromyko

College students promiscuity fuels editorials and rebuttals

A reader letter attacks J B Hughes over sexual morality and the treatment of unmarried college students. The page then features editorials and letters debating the energy crisis and policy, criticizing statistics sources and Israel policy, plus a Los Angeles energy usage law and public responses.

J. B. Hughes Mir. Hughes Mr. Hughes

Veteran seeks donated antique valentines and postcards

Leon Thompson of 1241 Chicago St Kent WA 98031 appeals to readers for antique valentines old postcards and rare calendars to help fund a book and secure care. He describes declining vision and hearing and a small VA pension, asking for donations from the community to support his collecting project.

Veterans Administration Chicago St Kent Wash Leon Thompson Kent

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