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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1969
Page
6
Wile W Brook and Anotine Euiver of Five Arease sued Miler. Sterling Bemis executive editor and Don Obs maraging editor Veleyphone 435 1162 listed with editorial staff actions.
In a series of storms Los Angeles County escaped major flooding thanks to a county flood control district network funded by bonds approved from 1952 to 1964. Engineers credit the federal Corps of Engineers and local planners for preventing disaster, with canyon and hillside areas facing tougher conditions. Credit is shared among federal, county, and local actors and taxpayers who funded the projects.
W Averell Harriman retires at 77 but few believe he truly leaves. He led the U S team in Paris since last May seeking peace with Hanoi, delivering a well-ordered negotiation to a younger successor Henry Cabot Lodge. His career spanned governorships and presidential bids, marked by ups and downs and relentless public service.
Irving Moskowitz argues the United States and United Nations tolerate Arab terror while condemning Israel for its actions. He criticizes Lebanon and the Athens attackers, calls for a moral reorientation, and praises Israel for standing up for its rights. The letter reflects strong pro Israel sentiment and demand for consistent global condemnation of terrorism.
Washington hearings press bail reform amid new criminal law trends. Defendants face jail while awaiting trial due to court congestion and bond costs. Advocates cite Magna Carta rights and constitutional limits on excessive bail, while stressing due process and swift justice concerns.
A fragment describes James Kilpatrick noting a defendant’s inability to consult counsel or prepare for trial, leading to a clash with justice. It contrasts the plight of the accused with the ease of wealthy gangsters, prompting debate on fairness in the legal system.
An excerpted review and discussion cover Andrew Sarris's The American Cinema and a revised Manual of Style. It also examines bail reform proposals in 1960s America, noting indictments, released defendants, and subsequent crimes while on bail. The piece cites Magna Carta and Stresses balancing presumption of innocence with public safety.
In Bellflower business district residents debate future transport options choosing between double decked freeways or monorails as a public policy question posed in a sidewalk senate setting.
Allard K. Lowerstein, a 40 year old Democrat, is described as deeply versed in politics and legislative maneuvering on Capitol Hill. The piece notes his knowledge of ousting a president and his place within the freshman cohort educated in Congress.
Flora Lewis follows New York freshman Lowenstein through a week of House life. He tests caucus loyalties, watches rules pass without objection, and learns committee limits, adjournment duties, and the need to work across party lines to push legislation. He bets two years won't change much without effort.
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