Long Beach Budget Projects Balanced Year Ahead
City Manager John R. Mansell presents a $137.5 million budget with tax-supported funds totaling $56 million. It maintains a $1.43 tax rate, adds 24 police positions, funds housing authority expansion with $270,000 for needs analysis, and raises rubbish collection fees. Major public improvements of $49.2 million aim to attract private investment and modernize downtown and shoreline projects.
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Long Beach
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International City
West Beach
Paul McCracken
Nixon
Quaker Dissent On Capitol Steps Draws Protest Crackdown
Capitol police arrest small Quaker groups for unlawful entry as they read lists of American war casualties and sing or play band music on the Capitol steps. The Quakers deny disrupting normal business and seek First Amendment protection for peaceful dissent.
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Capitol
Washington
John McCormack
Spiro Agnew
Capitol Police
Congress
Wall Street Journal
Long Beach students dissent over speech ban and graduation seating
Editor reflects on silencing dissent as a threat to democracy as Long Beach Unified School District faces controversy over student participation in graduation events. Mike Lipsom’s exclusion sparks debate about free speech rights and minority voices in Millikan High School.
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Long Beach Unified
Make Kapson
Milliken
Mike
Ton
America
Millikan
Amerivias
Nixon's first five months mark cautious policy shift
Nixon's five months in the White House show a cautious, moderate approach focused on ending the Vietnam War, controlling inflation, and seeking arms talks with the Soviet Union. He favors pragmatic cabinets, downplays hawkish moves, and aims for policy over rhetoric, though uncertainty remains about full withdrawal and political vulnerability.
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Washington
Richard Nixon
White House
Clark Clifford
United States
Vietnam
Clifford
Cliford
Nixon
Moscow
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Fulbright
Mansfield
McGovern
Muskie
Warren era ends with his possible Supreme Court departure
The Washington Star notes that if Chief Justice Warren steps down his influence as a persuader, activist and conciliator will fade from the Friday conference, signaling the end of an era in the court and U.S. jurisprudence.
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Wasitington
Supreme Court
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Warren
United States
iLgue Warren
End of an Era as Burger Takes Court Seat
The new Chief Justice Warren Burger is seen as a traditionalist likely to preserve Warren Court landmarks. Brown v Board desegregation, Baker v Carr’s one man one vote, and evolving Fourth Amendment protections are not expected to be overturned. Changes may arise in applying these principles to specific cases and in doctrines like districting and pornography regulation.
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Vietnam
Nixon
Traga
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Melvin R. Laird
Warren Burger
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Warren
Fartas
Warren Court
Brown
Board of Education
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Baker
Harlan
Frankfurter
Teik Omen
Warren Gours
Ians
Hurger
Elier
Anil Tess Sc
Dr Noguchi and the coffee hour in L A bureaucratic turmoil
A lively Los Angeles Bureau column critiques reporters and officials over the Noguchi coroner case. It portrays press bias, backstage influence, and informal chats at County Hall while noting mixed judgments about Noguchi. The piece notes aid from Lindon Tallinger, Ernst Debs, and others, describing a network of coffee and doughnuts chats shaping perceptions.
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Vers
Noguchi
Lindon S. Tallinger
Es Pauires
Thuy
Dancing preferences in social settings among youths
The passage records varied views on dancing style and contact among individuals including JU DEVINE, Bibi Kamp, Fred Gray, Gay Gardner, and Robin Haupt. Respondents express preference for slow versus fast dancing and personal comfort with body contact.
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Gay Gardner
T Hat
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