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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1971

Page

7

Editorial: Black Justice for Angela Davis

The Long Beach NAACP urges a trial for Angela Davis in a black community before a black judge and jury. The piece argues such preselection risks bias, noting a fair trial requires jurors representative of the community at large while acknowledging concerns about potential white bias.

Long Beach National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Angela Davis Miss Davis NAACP

The Byrd Elevation Means Little for Liberal Minds

Editors weigh Robert Byrd as Senate majority whip, noting his reputation as a persistent compromiser and tactful ally to others. The piece suggests Kennedy may bear responsibility for a stalled agenda, while Byrd’s quiet, diligent handling of chores and votes signals a practical, not ideological, leadership style.

Robert Byrd West Virginia Senate Senator Byrd Edward Kennedy Byrd District of Columbia Bobby Byrd Breck Bobby Berd Teddy

Exposé of gossip magazines targets Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis

Irving Shulman delivers a sharp expose of gossip magazines and their trashy stories about Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, criticizing their sensationalism. Michael Arlen’s portrait of Michiel Arlen and the glamorous 1920s aristocratic milieu unfolds with both warmth and sorrow.

Shulman Pocket Books Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Irving Shulman Michael Arlen Stiwr Michiel Arier Atalanta Mereall

Nixon Clarifies Suburb Open Housing Stance Amid Missouri Row

The Washington Star reports President Nixon clarified that federal power will not force low income housing into affluent suburbs while insisting on open housing laws. HUD cites a Senate study showing federal housing favors higher income families, with limited aid to the poor. Central cities are often red lined and FHA loan eligibility remains restricted.

Washington Abed Nixon Washington Star Justice Department Department of Housing and Urban Development Black Jack Missouri HUD Romney Senate Select Committee On Census Bureau Budget Bureau Sen Ate FHA

Federal clash over suburban housing aid and minority access

A Senate committee report notes the federal fight to secure minority access to housing outside suburbs, amid hints of limited government intervention. Attorney General Mitchell and President push for action against discrimination, amid a blocked interracial project at Black Jack and a promised decision within 30 days.

John Mitchell Justice Department Romney Mitchell

Democrats seek a common goal amid reform drive

Washington notes President Nixon presents a broad reform agenda as evidence of his vow to modernize government. His welfare, revenue sharing, social security and postal reforms, among others, aim to transform domestic law, while Democrats struggle to offer a coherent alternative.

Washington Nixon White House Congress Capitol Hill Democratic Party

Democratic disarray amid Nixon welfare reform debate

James Reston notes the Democratic Party lacks a unified program as Hubert Humphrey leads a factional national committee. He cites growth in grant-in-aid programs, welfare rolls rising under Nixon, and internal squabbles over campaign finance, spokesmen, and policy directions with little cohesion.

National Committee Democratic Party Hubert Humphrey Minnesota Senate Nixon

Letters and views on funds use and dirt bike riding

Letters discuss redirecting oil funds to schools, critique the Queen Mary project, and warn of earthquake costs. A Long Beach rider describes conflicts over land access for dirt bikes, proposing designated off road areas to curb enforcement and environmental concerns.

Sen. Deukmepiun Assemblyman Hayes Hile Als Wall Street Journal Long Beach Los Angeles Desert San Bernardino County Riverside County Garden Grove

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