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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1969
Page
5
The snippet lists the editorial team including Willian W. Broom as editor Malestm Epley Avrocate editor Miles £. Lines as executive editor Sterling Bemit and Dow OV managing editor on the editorial page Béior, indicating the paper’s leadership structure.
The Supreme Court faces criticism for spurning a code of ethics for off court activity. Critics say the move harms the court’s credibility and fuels opposition to civil rights rulings. Chief Justice Burger may need to push for firm rules to restore prestige.
A Connecticut scene shows lawmakers pounding desks for five minutes in protest as the Democratic majority caucuses in secret. The episode mirrors broader complaints of closed sessions and rushed votes in California and Washington states, with groups urging greater public access to legislative actions.
An editor column rails at Congress for Pentagon waste and military industrial complex influence. It cites senators Eastland Goldwater and Dirksen, questions aid to cities, and asks what Congress has done to curb infant mortality, malnutrition, and urban neglect. The piece argues for accountability before the electorate votes out the incumbents.
U S officials say Soviet insistence keeps four power and Soviet American talks alive after Egypt and Israel resist. Washington drafted a framework offered to Abba Eban, proposing withdrawal to recognized borders, negotiations on exact lines, and refugee repatriation or resettlement with a cap on numbers.
Flora Lewis reports that reabsorbed terms of repatriation require mutual agreement while rights of passage through the Tiran and Suez straits loom large. Moscow sent a package to UAR officials as a show of interest, but not endorsement, amid Soviet mediation efforts. U.S. diplomats doubt real progress. Nasser unlikely to accept and Israel would resist any terms. Big powers face slow, fragile diplomacy with no clear path to lasting peace. restraint and nonintervention are urged to avert a regional flare.
A public note argues police should prevent crime, not be treated as merely human. It calls for independence, professional training, and loyalty to the local community over internal police protection rules.
Yale’s 268th commencement drew 5000 in attendance as senior class secretary William Thompson urged immediate action to end the Vietnam War and aid cities. With 77 percent petitioning to express alarm, 143 planned jail terms to avoid induction and over $10,000 pledged to a legal defense fund, grads linked fate to national crises.
Sydney Tarris argues that police should be professional not subhuman or superhuman. They must resist long hours and low pay, political pressure, and discriminatory enforcement while showing sympathy and compassion to those distressed, which shapes a positive police image in the community.
The text presents fragmented commentary from Kurt Hendrixson about fashion on the beach noting minimal coverage and tight jeans. It references his role as an engineer at McDonnell Douglas and includes scattered, unclear phrases about miniskirts and midriff exposure.
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