California senators seek refuge at Upper Newport Bay
Editorial urges quick action to create a national wildlife refuge at Upper Newport Bay. Senators Cranston and Tunney with Reps Burgen and Hinshaw caution marsh loss endangers marine life and endangered species, urging timely designation to protect birds and fish and preserve California’s natural heritage.
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Upper
Newport Bay
California
U.S
Alan Cranston
John Tunney
Clair Burgener
Andrew Hinshaw
del Norte County
San Diego
Santa Barbara
Nature
Eisenhower critique of student revolt appears in Times
New York Times essay by David Eisenhower discusses the abrupt collapse of the student revolt, noting initial irresistible energy but concluding its deterministic logic doomed a policy and its supporters. Philadelphia fans will read his baseball reporting in the Bulletin.
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The
New York Times
David Eisenhower
Horeahy
Philadelphia
Hart
Nixon
HK Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
John Mitchell
Daniel Ellsberg
Berri van Brothers
Jane Fonds
Welfare Chiselers
George 8. McGovern
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Mitchell
America
Misberg
Pentagon
Long Beach progress on harbor water cleanup praised
Letters discuss the Los Angeles Regional Water Quality Control Board report on Long Beach waste discharge removal. Progress includes 10 percent reinjection of wastewater from oil operations and sewer completion on piers R, C, and D eliminating sanitary wastes from port facilities. The piece also notes ongoing harbor challenges and calls for citizen involvement amid political frustration and administration concerns.
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Los Angeles
Long Beach
California
Brezhnev reshapes Soviet leadership for a Westernward future
Brezhnev unveils a new politburo lineup with Andrei Grechko and Andropov in key posts. Gromyko will push Westward ties, while Grechko argues against cutting arms spending. Andropov heads the KGB to curb Western influence. Longtime figures Shelest and Voronov depart.
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Soviet Union
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Nikita Khrushchev
Andrei Gromyko
West
United States
Andrei A. Grechko
Our political system is alive and well
Washington voices that the political system remains capable of withstanding stresses from a modern world, acknowledging tensions since its founding and arguing resilience amid persistent strains on the structure.
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Washington
Congress
Thi White House
Nixon
Great River Road debate tests cost and care
Washington lawmakers weigh the Great River Road from Minnesota to Louisiana as House panels modify funding language and Congress considers a 25 year vision. Rep Blatnik argues for up to 160 million 1953 dollars adjusted, stressing environmental safeguards and scenic value while questioning priorities and costs. The bill advances to a conference committee amid calls for hearings and clear cost estimates.
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Washington
Mississippi River
New Orleans
Seuse Public Works Committee
House
Senate
John Blatnik
D-Minn
House Public Works Committee
Blatnik
Congressional Record
Lake Itasca
Minn
Gulf of Mexico
Department of Transportation
Great River Road
Speaker
Mississippi
Gulf
Blatnix
Ial River
Nordad
Ihen
Congress
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John Mansell
Whuslane
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