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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1975
Page
7
A critique of how reporters shape political speech prompts a Royal Oak incident. Congressman Jim Blanchard delivers Lincoln's Gettysburg Address, credited to Lincoln, prompting misattribution by a Royal Oak Daily Tribune reporter and later a disappointed constituent.
The piece suggests Philip Morris and the Soviet government blend Russian and American tobaccos to create Apollo-Soyuz cigarettes for the U S and Soyuz-Apollo cigarettes for Soviet smokers as a symbol of cooperation. It imagines joint cultivation of Havana-like tobaccos and a commemorative space flight to celebrate shared achievements.
A U S backed view warns that expelling Israel from the United Nations could backfire on the United States by alienating third world nations. Kissinger and Moynihan stress that threats to cut funding risk losing American influence and the UN’s legitimacy, urging constructive action rather than coercive tactics.
Washington reports that the oil problem is political in nature and can only be solved by government power, noting the United States has been unable to move beyond this assessment.
Readers critique July editorials on marijuana prohibition and gun rights, arguing for citizen empowerment and warning against unarming the public. They discuss Chief Davis, legislative reform, and Rolling Stone, then pivot to park cleanliness, then praise a local paper. The long letter laments 1970s energy policy, criticizing Ford, Nixon, and oil companies, urging a tough anti cartel stance.
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