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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1969
Page
5
The piece argues Latin resentment of additionality under 1964 65 aid rules shows U S aid as money grubber over benevolent image. Nixon to abolish the discriminatory rule ending a friction point in dollar diplomacy as Latin officials complain of forced purchases and high prices.
San Francisco earns a reputation as a formidable freeway fighter by halting a proposed Junipero Serra Freeway segment and compelling a reroute to protect outdoor values and a city reservoir. Federal aid was tied to the route change under a 1966 conservation act, prompting ongoing vigilance by conservationists against dilution of the law.
Dr Bernard Teitel of Long Beach writes that local churches and clubs fail to sponsor youth spaces in Belmont Shore. He questions protests against a Yum mers drive in and accuses local businessmen of creating a hate campaign for profit. He urges teen shops and notes Poly High School tensions reflect broader racial barriers.
President Nixon announced a withdrawal of 25,000 U.S. troops as officials on both sides weigh negotiated settlement options for the Vietnam War, reflecting a growing consensus that a peaceful end to the conflict may be possible.
James Reston analyzes the Nixon administration’s dilemma as North Vietnam withdraws troops and prisoner releases prompt renewed debate. He weighs advisers favoring escalation against calls for deescalation and predicts Nixon will align with Secretary Rogers to take “risks for peace” and pursue further troop withdrawals.
Senate investigators under new orders report American forces participated in joint maneuvers to practice quelling a hypothetical rebellion in Spain. Two major exercises Pathfinder Express I and II, plus several minor drills named El Sarrio, have occurred in the past two years.
Flora Lewis reports a Senate Foreign Relations Committee refusal to rubberstamp the administration's Spain base rights renewal. Heavily scrutinized maneuvers and a new arms grant prompt questions on U S policy, executive agreements, and Congress's role amid Vietnam era tensions and distrust of covert diplomacy.
The piece argues Medi Cal flaws persist with nursing home care failures and payment errors in California. It notes the political dispute over Health, Education and Welfare policies, calls for constructive criticism, and asserts Medi Cal as a more efficient humane alternative to prior government medical systems.
Citizens from various roles discuss demonstrations with mixed views. Marian Connor notes riot risk and outside influences while Mike Knapp questions worthwhile causes. Ron Lingo and Walt Kobylinski seek meaningful belief. Terry Light stresses peaceful, listening dialogue.
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