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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1971
Page
6
Editorial argues black studies programs thrived on student demand but now face decline as interest wanes. It criticizes aims as vague and notes student hostility toward university controls, claiming the field fragments curricula and misuses academic effort.
A Nixon administration bill exempts student loans from truth in lending rules claiming federal terms negate cost disclosure. The piece argues computations are time consuming but crucial for borrowers to compare APRs across federal and private loans. It urges Congress to keep disclosures for students, noting early big loans deserve clear cost information.
The Montagon argues France now leads in selling warplanes to Latin America while the United States remains a major arms merchant. France has secured Mirage fighters for Chile and Colombia and jets for Brazil and Argentina amid congressional pushback on arms aid. The piece notes U S credit terms and Pentagon involvement, urging prudence but accepting continued merchandising of weapons.
The notice lists volumes including To Serve the Devil by Paul Jacobs Saul Landau and Eve Pell and Mighty Lives in Jazz by Rudi Blesh. It describes colonial and sojourner themes with documents from Indians Blacks Chinese Japanese and Mexicans and praises vivid portraits of Armstrong Hechet Neagarden Young Holiday Krupa Chaney Christian Blake and others.
Reported Chinese officials warn they could enter Indochina if Hanoi is near defeat, while claiming no current evidence of immediate invasion. Beijing and Moscow quietly boost arms to Hanoi, aiming to stall US advances and keep strategic balance, even as Washington stresses slowed supplies and timed withdrawals.
Senator Robert C. Byrd of West Virginia broadens the assistant Democratic leader post. He now handles discipline, public address system management, and keeps the Senate in order during the morning hour. Byrd enforces quiet with the new electronic mike system, even prompting rivals to conform.
Editor letters discuss LSD in medical research and treatment, with critics urging suspension until safety proven, and supporters detailing Long Beach Free Clinic funding, volunteer labor, and community backing from Los Angeles County, the city of Long Beach, and private donors. The exchange questions the risks to unborn children and the ethics of establishment aid.
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