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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1970
Page
3
Washington based antiwar leader Sam Brown argues street demonstrations lose impact and calls for a more educational approach. He says the next major action will target April 15 tax day rallies at tax centers nationwide and seeks participation from ordinary citizens by engaging in PTA groups Rotary clubs and at doorsteps.
A new easy to wear listening device offered free to people with faded hearing by Associated Hearing Aid Genser, Dahlberg Hearing Aids distributors. It promises reduced listening strain and is not a hearing aid. Call HE2-0459 or write Heat Beter 537 Pine Long Beach to receive a device at no cost, one per person, for hearing problems only, visible at 557 Pine Long Beach.
A 1970 trial poll shows Democrats ahead 46 to 33 percent for Congress with 21 percent undecided. If repeated nationally, Dems likely retain House control with a sizable margin. Voters favor same party for president and Congress only modestly, while third party Wallace’s 1968 impact shifts toward Democrats in 1970.
A Harris Survey shows a 46 10 33 split on Congress party preference with 48% identifying as Democratic and 38% as Republican. Independents lean toward Republicans 30% and Democrats 29% with 41% undecided. Voters favor same party control by President and Congress by a slim margin but many doubt backing a Republican Congress.
Senate GOP Leader Hugh Scott attacks liberal Democrats for opposing Judge Carswell as a knee jerk reaction. He cites past support for Kefauver and Sparkman and notes many oppose civil rights while backing segregationists. Scott predicts under 30 votes against Carswell and defends his past, insisting Carswell has renounced white supremacy.
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