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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1971

Page

2

Tunney finds his place in the Senate as critic and ally

John V. Tunney, son of Gene Tunney, serves as California's junior senator after four months in Congress. He opposes the Vietnam War and criticizes Nixon economic policy while praising Senate courtesy and staff influence. He supports SST defeat privately, urges a Tokyo China opening, and backs Japan gaining a UN Security Council seat. He remains active in California politics and eyes a national role without seeking the presidency.

Lou Cannon Washington John V. Tunney U.S. Senate House Tunney Yodger U.S California Senate Nixon Gene Tunney Edward Kennedy Mieke Tve Lockheed Board Dan Haughton White Tunney Asia China Japan United Nations Security Council Assembly Bob Moretti

Reagan Defends Veto as CRLA Battle Intensifies

Governor Reagan and OFO Director Uhler face sharp criticism as federal and state probes into CRLA funding and alleged misuses prompt a blue ribbon inquiry. The dispute centers on CRLA’s activities and Reagan’s veto of a 8 million federal grant, with witnesses and hearings shaping a broader political clash.

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Bank Break-In Reported Near Vienna in Austrian Currency Theft

A bank near Vienna was robbed early Sunday, with thieves taking about 24 000 Austrian shillings from the safe. Police reported the incident occurred about 40 miles west of Vienna. No injuries were mentioned.

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