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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1967
Page
10
The article notes the power shift after reapportionment is gradual. Northern California senators remain influential in chairmanships and key committees, tempering expectations that the South would dominate. A twofold transition will require cross regional and bipartisan compromise to avoid government stalemate.
California registration figures from Secretary of State Frank M. Jordan show the uncommitted declined from 224,847 to 156,335 since last November, now 2.3 percent of totals. Analysts cite privacy concerns and lack of clear party choice as reasons, with 1968 trends expected to widen intra party divergence, especially in the California Senate race.
Artesia residents urge uncondi tional surrender on education budget cuts and service center closures in California. They warn against compromise, saying Reagan's policies threaten growth and leadership as electronics and space aid research. Long Reach.
A father prints bumper stickers bearing his daughter's phone number to catch rule violations. He aims to protect her but risks exposure. The plan draws attention to teen crime risks as youths face increasing dangers, including incidents in Acar and Seal Beach.
The Salvation Army of Tang Beach expresses deep appreciation for public generosity during the Christmas Appeal. Donations funded dinners, gifts for children and shut-ins in hospitals and rest homes, and aid for those in prison, supporting service in the Name of Christ. Captain Harold D. Broughton notes ongoing work by the Long Beach unit.
Ace Cub reporter Miss Lynda Bird Johnson travels to San Francisco to uncover stories in the Presidential Suite of the Fairmont Hotel atop Nob Hill. She meets with Secret Service agents and a private secretary to call in subjects and ask questions.
Arthur Hoppe recalls tough questions and Miss Lynda Bird’s glamorous access while a seasoned cub reporter, Flossie Upheaval, reveals the grind and false aura of newsroom life. Magazines fund bigger rides, but true craft comes from practice and hard work.
A New York Times analysis debates whether U S actions in Vietnam weaken NATO in Europe and whether Moscow seeks détente or escalation. It discusses competing theories on who benefits from continued conflict, China's aims, and possible paths for easing tensions through diplomacy and arms control.
Kerr's leadership at the University of California ended amid crossfire from factions across politics and campus life. The article credits his bold, sometimes controversial moves with shaping a large, free university while noting the forces that led to his dismissal and the state’s broader tensions.
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