Editorial: A stop everyone attitude on coastline planning
Long Beach hires top planners to aid state and regional commissions as they tackle a five mile wide coastal strip. Sierra Club appeals a 46 unit condominium permit while urging a moratorium during master plan updates. The city defends its 1961 plan and ongoing planning as a normal, needed process.
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California
Long Beach
Safaki, Walker Associates, Inc
Sasaki
Walker
Los Angeles
The
Sierra Club
South Coast Regional Commission
Pacific Coast Club
Regional Commission
State Commission
Letters to the editor and genealogical appeal mix
A reader critiques energy policy and oil profits while a separate letter defends unionism as a broad concept. The page also includes a genealogical plea seeking relatives of David C. Garwood and Mary Garwood, last living in Long Beach, with a return address in Lake Charles Louisiana.
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Germany
England
North Vietnam
John Q
Fred M. Neill
Seal Beach
R. J. Smith
Smith
David C. Garwood
Long Beach
Mary
Foster Garwood
Bertha
Anna
Gardenia St
Lake Charles
Expensive friend and Middle East policy debate
FRANK BARTHA comments on reevaluating the United States role in the Middle East, questioning the cost of supporting Israel and critiquing influences on policy and diplomacy as a provocative op-ed reflection.
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Middle East
Israel
Golda Meir
Frank Bartha
Seal Beach
Local Oil Firms Urged for Fair Treatment by 76 Union
Dorothy Drenning of Los Alamitos appeals to Exxon Texaco Arco Gulf and Chevron not to use a Shell game and to form a fair union before 76. She seeks a Mobil friendly outcome and stable support for workers.
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Exxon
Téxaco
Arco
Gulf
Chevron
Mobil
Dorothy Drenning
Los Alamitos
Kohoutek the cosmic flop and public disappointment
The fragment paints Kohoutek as a grand letdown rivaling famous busts in theater and politics. It mulls comparisons to Kelly on Broadway and Dewey’s 1948 loss, then notes space observers’ humor as Kohoutek fails to meet soaring promises. The piece ends with the verdict it “couldn’t cut the mustard.”
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Kohoutek
Kelly
Broadway
John Gilbert
Thomas EB. Dewey
United States
Dewey
Thomas F. Dewey
Halley
Earth
Israel’s Military Subservience in Civilian Israel Politics
Analyzing Israel’s December elections shows the armed forces played a modest, largely civilian-controlled role. Dayan and Sharon loom as symbolic generals, yet both are civilians or reservists, with constitutional bars against officers seeking office. The army remains under civilian authority, with leadership drawn from diverse sectors and a tradition of democratic rule, resembling Switzerland in civilian soldiering rather than military domination.
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Paris
Moshe Dayan
Israel
Avik Sharon
Suez Canal
Dayan
Sharon
Egypt
Syria
Iraq
Algeria
Libya
Uganda
Indonesia
South Korea
Zaire
Nigeria
Ghana
Chile
Peru
Greece
Air Force
Navy
Army
Prussia
Switzerland
Adlai link may undo GOP aide
The report notes Adlai E Stevenson II fundraising ties of Jenner, a GOP chief counsel candidate, raising concerns among Republicans about his loyalty. Jenner helped fund Stevenson’s October breakfast and dinner planning, admission of supportive ties remains disputed and could challenge his impeachment post role.
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Adlai
Washington
Albert E. Jenner Jr
House Committee
Adlai B. Stevenson II
Jenner
Chicago
Robert Novak
Rowland
Stevenson
Judiciary Committee
Robert, McClory
Illinois
McClory
Chicao
Palmer House
Hilton Hotel
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Caruso
Cosmicpolitan Comet Company
Russell Baker
New York
Neler
New York Times News Service
Aharon Yariv
Arty
Oe Sulzberger
William Simon
Defense
James Schlesinger
Simon
Schlesinger
Mence
Pentagon
Joint Chiefs of Staff
New
Energy Research and Development Administration
ERDA
Federal Budget
Roy Ash
Office of Management and Budget
OMB
Ash
Nixon
San Clemente
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