Problem Is People Not Land in Urban Reform
Joseph Timan proposes 25 new cities built on raw land with a central core and green belts to ease urban strain, while Robert P. Gerholz argues cities are about people and calls for action to fight urban poverty, job gaps, and delinquency. Civic groups and United Way invite public participation.
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Timan
Timian
Robert P. Gerholz
U.S Chamber of Commerce
Long Beach
Chicago
George
Georges
United Way
Chamber of Commerce
Open Forum letters on war morality and local issues
Readers debate Viet Nam war ethics, fluoridation, birth control, topless bars, and Christian unity. Letters from H Van De Riet Seal Beach, Lois G Johnson LA County School Nurses, Mrs. William Spangler Long Beach, Mrs. Jeanne Thomas Nipomo, and R M Hopper Lomita reflect moral questions, public health, and community standards in Long Beach area.
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Jeanne Thomas
War in Viet Nam Baffles Americans
A traveling correspondent notes widespread confusion and fatigue over the Viet Nam war. Americans doubt how the U S got involved and what constitutes victory while facing unclear enemies and shifting front lines, with little understanding of South Vietnamese partners.
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Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
France
United States
Saigon
da Nang
Mekong Delta
Swat
Right Left Tactics Lead to Confusion in Government System
Washington report argues both Far Right and New Left have confused the public about how the American government works. It notes conservatives emphasize "republic not a democracy" to frame policy as made under a representative system.
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Washington
NEA
Far Right
New Left
Ford
Referendum Flop in American Politics Says Scholars
Bruce Biossat notes rightists favor referendums while the new left pushes participation democracy. A Columbus University American Assembly report argues initiative and referendum are a colossal flop except for constitutional changes and long-term debt issues. Low voter turnout and pressure groups undermine direct policy making.
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Columbus University
American Assembly
Travel Restrictions Face Legal Clash Over Communist Areas
U S travel limits on Cuba North Vietnam North Korea China Albania rely on a vague 1852 law and wartime borrowing. Congress debates two criminalizing proposals while courts test if violators can be prosecuted. High court cases question the reach of state department authority as旅行ers seek or evade passports.
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Washington Star
State Department
Cuba
North Viet Nam
North Korea
China
Albania
Congress
James O. Eastland
D-M
Brooklyn
Supreme Court
Los Angeles
Mexico City
United States
Travel restrictions debate halts at borders of rights
Lawmakers clash over Eastland and administration bills to curb foreign travel by individuals and designated groups. Critics fear constitutional limits while the ACLU warns such power threatens civil liberties. both aim to bolster authority to enforce area restrictions and potential penalties.
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Eastland
United States
American Civil Liberties Union
Secretary of State
ACLU
Lyndh
Hanoi
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Open Forum
H. van DE Riet
Church Place
Seal Beach
Jack Frampton
American Dental Association
American Medical Association
Lois G. Johnson, R. N
L.A. County School Nurses Association
Alan Simmons
William Spangler
Eastondale Ave
Long Beath
Allen R. Bohner
R. M. Hopper
Pacific Coast
Hitler
Walter Ridder
Bruce Biossat
U.S
Yale
Staughton Lyndh
Connecticut
Dana Bullen
Sensoaper
Bill Vaughan
Worth
American Newspaper Alliance
Batman
Fm Angel
Nature
Brooklyn Students
Los Angeles Woman's Now
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