Editorials on advertising in politics and voter education
The piece argues against banning political ads and limiting debates. It cites Jerry Brown and Houston Flournoy, noting ads boost name recognition while debates inform on records and stands. It endorses maintaining advertising and expanding public discussion, calling for more democracy not less.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Brown
Brown
Houston Flournoy
Fiournoy
S. Brown
Flournoy
Citizens rally opposed Broadway Corridor in Belmont Heights meeting
Belmont Heights Belmont Park group packed Rogers Junior High to hear Sasaki Walker Associates report on traffic studies. Members opposed the Broadway Corridor, citing potential loss of residential character and increased noise and pollution. Kris Sherman of the Press-Telegram attended and provided coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Eis Carlson
Belmont Heights
Belmont Park
United Citizen
Rogers Junior High
Sasaki
Walker Associates
Henee Simon
New Transportation Still
I Tin
Revolutionary pamphlets scam warns of a Bicentennial literature pack
A notice warns citizens about a radical left pamphlet venture in Washington DC. For seven dollars the People s Bicentennial Committee supposedly sends a packet with Revolutionary War era woodcuts and quotes. It lists figures from Samuel Adams to Huey Newton and the Black Panthers. The piece also notes a move to Signal Hill and recent local beautification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Fellows
People's Bicentenany Committee
Washington, D.C
Thomas Paine
America
Heroes
Samuel Adams
Jefferson
Ben Franklin
Bobby Seale
Huey Newton
The
Black Panthers
Signal Hill
Huntington Beach
Park crackdown in Korea tests stability amid trials
Seoul reports reveal President Park Ching Hee is using emergency decrees to quell dissent as 85 people are convicted in secret courts martial, with 14 death sentences later commuted to life terms and a broad crackdown touching clergy, professors, and students. The era worries diplomats and citizens about autocracy and possible unrest linked to resistance movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Ching Hee
Park
South Korea
Kim Chi Ha
Yun Po Sun
Daniel Ch
Kim
Korean Central Intelligence Agency
Ees
North Korea
Chungil Kwon
National Assembly
Syngman Rhee
Seoul
Yun Pu Suni
Yun
Irvine's planned dream tests in a growing Southern city
Irvine California has grown into a 27 000 resident, mostly middle class community in 40 000 acres of Irvine Company land The city faces tensions between green belt ideals and expanding development Critics urge balance between orderly planning and social needs as land values rise and leasehold policies end while facilities for youth lag and crime risks rise The original Pereira concept aimed for dense but green mixed use with strong design control and a gradual build out toward a balanced city ahead of its time
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Nordheimer
New York Times
Irvine
Calif
Los Angeles
San Diego
Irvine Company
New York
James Irvine
San Francisco
Pacific
Newport
Laguna Beaches
Santa Ana Mountains
William Pereira
California
University Park
University of California At Irving
University
Paul Limbert
Pereira
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Palmolive
Dial
Broadway
Sasaki Walker
Marina Pacifica
Coves
Marine Stadium
Ernest Mayer
Revolutionary Packet
My Fox
Butterfield
New York Times News Service
Korea
Defense
Juh Jong Chul
Pan
Woo, East
Tim Lamb
New Jersey
Richard Godale
Warren
Richard
Gabrielle Pryor
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