Editorial proposes Proposition a pay raise for Long Beach councilmen
The piece argues Proposition 3 on the upcoming ballot would raise monthly pay from $200 to $500, broadening eligibility by easing financial barriers. It notes no organized opposition or ballot argument against it, contends current pay makes council service inaccessible to ordinary workers, and urges a YES vote to open the council to wider incomes.
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Vietnam War Echoes In Global Rhetoric
Giorgio Almirante of the Italian Socialist Movement defends American troops in Vietnam as acting to follow orders and protect flags. The piece notes both praise and critique of the war, highlighting clashes over patriotism, bravery, and the morality of conflicts.
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Vietnam
Letters to the editor Seeing it the way it is
Readers from Long Beach Cerritos and beyond debate politics and policy. Ernie Mendez urges focusing on present realities while criticizing past figures and Nixon policy. Warren J Walsh defends rank and file UAW leadership. Tor comments on bombing strategy and a conservative candidate. Phil Killeen notes a local market stopping returnable bottles as a waste issue.
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Paul Schrade
United Auto Workers
Rank and File
Cerritos
Warren J. Walsh
Humphrey
Long Beach
Ernie Mendez
Nixon
North Vietnam
Haiphong
Hanoi
Red China
South Vietnam
Richard Nixon
John Ashbrook
Ohio
Moscow hopes and Middle East tensions ahead of Nixon talks
The article notes Moscow reassures allies as Nixon prepares to meet Soviet leader Brezhnev. It highlights Egypt's heavy Soviet military aid estimated at about 5 billion dollars, rising by 2 million daily, and Sadat's volatile stance. It discusses potential arms transfers and Moscow's restrained reception of Sadat in two 1972 visits, framing the upcoming talks as a push to curb superpower arms in the region.
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United States
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Soviet Union
Leonid J. Brezinov
Hanoi
Henry Hissinger
Moscow
Anwar Sadat
Cairo
Egypt
Manoj
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Sadat
Israel
Libya
Algeria
Syria
Alexi N. Kosygin
Brezhnev
Mideast
Bolly
Insider memoir casts Nixon in harsh light Catch the Falling Flag
Richard J. Whalen, once a Nixon speech writer, details nine months of disillusionment with the 1968 campaign in his candid memoir Catch the Falling Flag to be published by Houghton Mifflin. The work traces his rise and abrupt departure after Miami Beach, a stark critique of Nixon as a salesman and strategist, and the personal strain of writing political history.
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Richard J. Whalen
Nixon
Miami Beach
Houghton Mifflin
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Whelan
Whalen
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Evrything
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Bob Haldeman
Bob
California Senate stalls women rights ERA ratification
In Sacramento California the Senate Rules Committee blocks consideration of a ratification resolution for the proposed 27th Amendment. Supporters charge lawmakers fail to grasp women's status while proponents argue remedial laws can follow. Two Assembly bills to extend protections and wages may influence passage if approved.
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Marian Ash
U.S. Senate
House of Representatives
State Assembly
Senate Rules Committee
House
Mervyn Dymally
Assembly
Walter Karahian
Senate
James Mills
San Diego
Mills
Willie S. Brown, Jr
San Francisco
Charles Warren
Los Angeles
Wold
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