A Realistic Basis for Welfare Aid Reform Plan
A Republican Coordinating Committee proposal in Washington urges a realistic welfare reform focusing on simplified administration and better job opportunities for the poor. It supports shifting eligibility to need, centralizing administration, regular surveys of job openings, and private business training efforts to convert the unemployed into productive workers. The piece notes bipartisan agreement on efficiency and cites Governor Edmund G. Brown’s welfare centralization views as a related point.
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Republican Coordinating Committee
Washington
GOP
Don Paarlberg
Purdue University
Edmund G
Brown
Associated Press
Sea life endangered by man expert warns of extinction risk
Dr Gilbert W Bane of the University of California Irvine warns that sea life along California shores faces extinction similar to the passenger pigeon and dodo due to predation by humans. He cites adults poisoning pools, illegal abalone taking, and mass starfish collecting as ongoing threats amid pollution from ships and coastal structures. Proposes enforcement, public education, and shoreline conservation in 1968.
Emerald Mile Under Threat By Georgia Pacific Cutting
Open Forum reader laments Georgia Pacific plans to cut into the Emerald Mile region along Redwood Creek between Devil's Creek and Bridge Creek near the proposed National Redwoods Park. The letter urges Congress to grant legal protection in 1968 and highlights the impact on the park's potential quality.
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Georgia Pacific Corporation
Emerald Mile
National Redwoods Park
Redwood Creek
Devil's Creek
Bridge Creek
Georgia Pacific
Congress
Goldberg Tired Man of Integrity
Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg plans to resign from the United Nations after 1988. He notes no hidden or political motive, but says the resignation will not be a simple affair for Washington.
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Arthur J. Goldberg
United Nations
Earth
Potomac
Ambassador Goldberg Reflects on UN Years and Peace Efforts
McGill recalls a wide interview with Arthur Goldberg, noting his UN tenure, tireless diplomacy for Vietnam peace, and his simple Virginia weekends. The piece defends Goldberg against false rumors about access to the President, praising his integrity and efforts for negotiation.
Court Amends the Constitution In Katz Case
The Katz v United States ruling by Justice Stewart says the Fourth Amendment protects people not conversations. It reverses Katz’s conviction, holding the wiretap without a warrant violated privacy. Black urges restraint and warns against making the Constitution a living document.
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Bookie
Los Angeles
Charlie Katz
FBI
Miami
Boston
Katz
Potter Stewart
Stewart
EBL
Black
Warren Court
The Dwindling American Communist Threat
Arthur Hoppe argues that American Communists are vanishing as a generation grows up indifferent to the movement. He jokes that only a few survive to be registered, suggesting detonating a Nevada reservation for study and urging support for the Subversive Activities Control Board to preserve this nostalgic America.
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New Left
Congress
Nevada
Billy James Hargis
Dan Smoot
Robert Welch
Tony
Court decision cited key Katz case amendment claim
The piece argues conservatives view the Katz decision as an obstacle to law enforcement, while the author contends the Court crossed a constitutional line by effectively amending the Constitution rather than interpreting it, with Justice Black highlighting the error. The case concerned a small time offender and privacy rights.
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Katz
Hugo Black
Ione
Vanishing American Red Man After a Killer Fight
Congress finally extended the Subversive Activities Control Board for another year amid heated debate. Opponents called the agency a do nothing body yet noted the blame lies elsewhere as the control apparatus remains hindered by political and bureaucratic friction.
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Congress 4Nally
Subverssive Activities Control Board
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5.D
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