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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1969
Page
11
The article argues for a U S shift from large loans or grants to aiding development through indigenous education institutions. It cautions that simple factory building fails without trained local staff and management, urging Americans with technical expertise to plan and staff new schools while guiding rather than frightening learners.
Attorney General John W. Mitchell to create a liaison office in the Justice Department to speed anti crime formation and coordinate law enforcement. The inquiry would study judicial tardiness and leniency, noting New York judges who shirk afternoon duties and the impact on bail and trial backlogs, urging wider studies nationwide.
A Long Beach reader laments growing trash along roadsides and urges accountability for waste and urban sprawl. The piece links environmental neglect to a rising plastic and can waste problem and questions future landscapes. A second reader, Michele A. Wickham, calls for more attention to American Indian civil rights, education, housing, and related needs.
Opinion considers whether the Nixon era has truly cleaned cabinet and agency ranks. It argues Republicans seek deeper change beyond a new cabinet, as bureaucratic memorandums and enforcement at mid to lower levels shape policy more than visible personnel shifts.
A fragmentary political discussion cites James Kilpatrick and Dr. Allen in New York as symbols of conservative views on education and busing. It references Nixon era concerns, nuclear nonproliferation, and stalled welfare dismantling plans, noting Oto Oiepka’s ouster and ongoing federal roles.
In New York, a cautious government stance and reflective policy shifts emerge as officials weigh safer grounds amid ongoing doubts. Officials seek steadier path and measured reforms while facing scrutiny from the public and institutions.
James Reston surveys postwar America noting immense and tragic events. questions if pessimism is justified as elites misjudge race, policy, and world affairs. He argues restraint, growing moderation, and a hopeful current among nonpolitical Americans despite campus unrest, inequality, and global tensions.
Gov Rockefeller urges gradual federal takeover of welfare with national standards and a universal health insurance funded by workers and employers. He backs retaining the 10 percent surcharge and earmarking growth in federal revenue for welfare, prompting debate over fiscal policy and administration goals.
Joyce Edlund, travel agent, Cerritos, suggests offering a reward for hijacker return. asks what can be done to curb hijackings at Candlewood Shops in Lakewood. Henry Russell, barber in Lakewood, advocates legal search and seizure of luggage and passengers on airplanes.
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