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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1972
Page
44
Opinion piece argues the West Coast dock strike harms commerce with hundreds of millions in losses. It urges congressional action to penalize unions or management, favors Phase II pay raises around 32 percent, and supports arbitration or military control to reopen harbors and stabilize prices and employment.
The debate over amnesty for Vietnam era draft evaders and deserters crosses party lines. McGovern backs unconditional amnesty if elected, while Taft and Hoch propose limited pardons after service. Nixon and Muskie resist now, favoring possible clemency after hostilities end. Churches urge forgiveness, citing conscience and moral reassessment amid casualties and exile figures.
A medical letter warns against inserting ear canal bulbs to guard against loud noise, citing risks from damage to hearing and irritation. Separate notes link formula feeding to lower obesity and newborn survival, while a church leader discusses amnesty and consciences amid Vietnam era dissent and the broader social ethics.
George Robeson argues that traveling with a child reveals details adults miss. He recalls beach discoveries with sons David and Stephen, notes how kids observe house histories, street statues, and natural wonders, and urges parents to view the world anew through a child’s gaze.
Senator Soaper Tilly hints she has not ended with her boyfriend though she senses he may be weighing options. Congressman Sludgepump says he is content letting history judge his record, confident it will be forgotten.
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