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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1971

Page

13

Editorials on Cal’s fence crisis and press freedom

The Daily Californian weathered a crisis by changing editors after a park fence incident sparked campus uproar. The piece argues campus papers rely on university control and student fees, urging self funding and self regulation like Ivy League schools to benefit editors, officials, and readers.

Daily Californian University of California People's Park Berkeley University Regents Harvard Yale Cal

Cooler than a gavel: judge faults over floodlight clash

The El Centro judge Hugh Keating sparked a dispute after knocking down a floodlight outside his office during a confrontation with a KNBC cameraman C. Paul Meeks. A later ruling by Judge Victor A. Gillespie raises concerns about decorum and judicial conduct. The editorial urges the California Judicial Council to review courtroom behavior in local courts.

Hugh Keating el Centro

Civil labels and civility in law from Chief Justice Burger

Warren Burger, chief justice of the United States, warned that civility in the bar is essential as lawyers threaten to become ill mannered noisemakers. He said disruptive tactics masquerade as zeal and could erode justice and society, urging moderating influence by judges, professors, and the profession. He recalled Britain’s tightly regulated courts after aggressive conduct rose. Civility, he insisted, is indivisible.

Warren Bulger United States Burger

Today’s books at a glance SOUTH CAROLINA profiles and Memoirs

A South Carolina documentary profile edited by Elmer D. Johnson and Kath leen Lewis Sloan from Univ of South Carolina Press lists six centuries of Palmetto State life with varied peoples and eras. The Memoirs of Chief Red Fox edited by Cash Asher from McGraw-Hill presents a Sioux memoir tracing boyhood in the Big Horn foothills, frontier encounters, and travels with Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show.

South Carolina Palmetto State Elmer D. Johnson Kathleen Lewis Sloan Univ. of South Carolina Press Chief Red Fox Cash Asher McGraw-Hill Red Fox Big Horn Mountains Sioux Country Custer Buffain Bill

Third party talk of a lonely man in America

A 1970s column discusses George Wallace and Eugene McCarthyAdvocating a third party as a remedy to the two party system the piece notes McCarthy’s mixed signals and the risk of diluting the political field The analysis highlights how independents and reformers face a choice between reform and remaining outside the major parties.

New York Clinton Rossiter George Wallace Alabama Eugene McCarthy Minnesota Bloomington Minn Persidential America Democrats McCarthy Republicans Wallace Nixon Philadelphia Reagan Rockefeller Agnew Muskie Humphrey McGovern Kennedy Bayh

Plan to Move Welfare Off Dole Faces Fresh Debate

Washington lawmakers clash over the Welfare reform plan. Nixon’s Family Assistance Plan evolved into Mills Bill with $2,400 for a four person family plus state supplements. Critics warn of higher costs and weaker work incentives, while Rep Ullman proposes employability checks, work training, child care centers, and work expense allowances to curb welfare enrollment and encourage work.

Washington Nixon TAP House Senate Ways and Means Committee Congress Mills al Uiman Baker Chamber of Commerce Ullman

Critic weighs headline and marijuana in city comments

A reader questions a front page headline about Reds and cites vulgarity while two letters describe marijuana use near Long Beach State College and criticize police harassment of minority groups, calling for action on narcotics abuse and crime.

Ridder

Senator Soaper By Bull Vaughan Speech Parody

A fragment cites Senator Soaper By Bull Vaughan delivering a loud bus runway line about life as a public report by Howard Cosell. The piece critiques industry assuming nonpolluting operations hire few people and notes pioneers who founded western cities did not choose sites ideal for urban renewal a century later.

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Victor A. Gillespie Fl Centro Superior Court Rockford Register-Republic John Gardner John Lindsay Kingman Brewster Rossiter Gardner Lindsay Brewster James Reston NEW York Times News Service Spiro Ore Ways and Means Uilman Labor Department Welfare Department AFDC Ulman James J W. Watson Cross Seal Beach Leisure World California Club California State College At Long Beach CSCLE Long Beach Folie Department Robert McCormick Bull Vaughan Howard Cosel
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