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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1974

Page

6

Study challenges Jensen Shockley view on race IQ gaps

An University of Pennsylvania anthropologist Peggy Sanday reports that IQ differences between blacks and whites arise mainly from environmental factors rather than genetics. Her study of 3,762 ninth graders in Pittsburgh links segregation and exposure to mainstream culture to test score disparities, suggesting early integration supports equality.

Arthur Jensen University of California William Shockley Stanford University Jensen Shockley University of Pennsylvania Peggy Sanday Pittsburgh Sanday

Readers protest labeling ex Navy man and long hair

Dennis Lapaglia of USS Long Beach criticizes the Press Telegram for using terms like ex-sailor to describe a retired Navy man and for implying Air Force style hair rules. He argues sailors rarely wear hair down to the collar and urges recycling the paper.

USAF Navy U.S Uss Long Beach Air Force Dennis Lapaglia

Letter writers clash over penalties and federal control

In a torrent of letters from Lakeswood, Noel Gardner argues penalties for theft are weak and proposes returning property as sole punishment. Editorials criticize juvenile court petitions and federal speed limit control, while Kenneth Woolsey and others urge independent thinking amid pervasive editorial analysis.

Lakeswood Noel A. Gardner the Independent Assembly Lil Assemblyman McLennan United States Kenneth L. Woolsey Lakewood

How to pick president candidates

Nixon proposes a satirical list of rules and steps for selecting presidential candidates. The piece notes heavy names and current political figures, mocks media influence, and comments on campaigns and party dynamics with a blend of humor and critique.

Washington Nixon United States George Gallup Tou Harris Elliot Richardson Massachusetts Bill Ruckelshaus Indiana Kingman Brewster Yale Father Hosburgh Notre Dame Cy Vance Bill Moyers New York Society For the Prevention Pat Buchanan Charles Colson Ted Sorenson Adlai Stevenson Justice Stewart Ohio Justice White Colorado Whizzer Richardson White House Reagan New England South Carolina New York Times Nelson Rockefeller Teddy Kennedy South Scoop Jackson Oil Barens

Power for police voiced by Long Beach resident

Effie McCoy writes in support of police authority praising their role and criticizing disruptive youths after detailing near collisions with boys on bikes and seeking stronger policing.

Effie McCoy Long Beach

Oil price rise linked to Aramco papers and Saudi ties

Washington report claims secret Aramco documents reveal plans to push prices higher to fund U.S. wells and avoid nationalization. The piece notes Saudi influence, tax write offs, and potential restructuring under King Faisal and Zaki Yamani, with profits rising for Exxon Mobil Texaco and Standard of California in 1973.

Washington Plain American Oi Company Aram- 0 Aramco Saudi Arabian U.S Exxon Texaco Mobil Standard of California Faisal Israel Arameo Partners United States Saudi Arabia Zaki Yamani Yamani Aramco Brass Atamco

Envious remarks warp personality and self image

A harsh quote warns that envy and constant jesting at others can erode a person’s soul and distort behavior, suggesting social pressure fuels negative self perception and character changes.

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