Long Beach Chamber of Commerce Drives Civic Action
Editorial extols Long Beach Chamber of Commerce as the central force linking business and professionals to improve the city. It urges members to increase activity, recruit new joiners, and support initiatives from new industry to transportation, revitalized commerce, convention facilities, a sports stadium, cleaner pollution control, better schools, and an international trade center.
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Long Beach
Indus
Chamter
Painted graffiti on Long Beach walls targets messages
Long Beach spray paint vandals cover building sides with slogans such as Off the Pigs and Free Angela. The piece argues these messages rarely achieve aims, notes editors and judges free Angela only, and laments waning publicity value while suggesting better communication.
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Long Beach
Angela
What other editors say In the Gulf of St. Lawrence
A fragment discussing seal hunting along the Gulf of St. Lawrence, noting brutality accusations toward sealers, economic hardship for natives, and calls for change. It mentions proposed tourism or Canadian government actions to stabilize incomes, with pessimism that the hunt will continue without decisive intervention.
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Chamber Task Force
Fowme
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Ald
Cmee Mlarkiop
Gulf
Senate reform and SST vote redefine congressional power
The SST decision is framed as economic, not environmental, with Boeing and GE jobs affected. Nixon policies and the House leadership split shaped the result, as five Republicans tipped the 11 vote margin. The vote proves anonymous voting reforms work, empowering public support rallies and casting the House as the people’s chamber while the Senate remains cautious.
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Washington
Henry Jackson
Boeing Co
General Electric
Nison
Congress
War view casts Laos action as John Wayne epic
An analysis argues Americans saw the Laos operation in Vietnam as a grand, cinema like struggle. It notes mixed results, acknowledging both military gains and failures, while predicting continued Haitian style pressure in the region into 1972. It discusses Nixon's decisions, adviser doubts, and North Vietnamese reactions to the Laos trails disruption.
Laos War Supply Lines Report Mixed Effect on Viet Cong
The report notes American and South Vietnamese efforts north of Route Y to interdict Communist supply routes through Laos, with significant reductions claimed by the Pentagon. Precise impact is hard to gauge, and timing concerns tied to the Vietnamese presidential election and May withdrawal deadlines.
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Hamese i Fillores
Laos
Route Y
Pontegon
Ava
Pentagon
Borse Sane
Vote of confidence for three UC regents urged by readers
A group of letters from California readers urges a public, independent vote of confidence in three University of California regents William French Smith Edward Carker and Edwin Pauley. They defend the regents against alleged conflicts of interest and praise their dedication to higher education.
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Los Angeles
University of California
William French Smith
Board of
Regents
Ielward Carker
Eedwin Pauley
Jmet
Charles Mitch
Uiversity
Bach
Mach
California
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