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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1971
Page
6
The piece defends editorial and cartoon criticism of the courts while challenging Chief Justice Burger’s claim that press coverage incites courtroom disorder. It notes Chicago 7 and Manson trials showed no newspaper encouragement of chaos and urges specific examples if problems exist.
A mock editorial argues that Le Monde criticizes French markets for many small perishable shops and daily buys. It jokes that Julia Child may soon adapt her repertoire to Japanese dishes like sashimi and tempura, reflecting cross-cultural culinary tensions.
In absence of conclusive evidence on marijuana effects, editors note health risks are inconsistent and psychological harms vary. Some studies find none while others show impaired judgment and mood, raising doubts about public safety and policy. The text continues, signaling demand for a comprehensive, cautious approach.
A review notes Joseph Le Conte’s travel memoir in a Ballantine Comstock edition, detailing a four week University excursion party from Tadlumne Meadows to Sacramenta. The piece also critiques a stale marijuana study and calls for a federally funded, rigorous health study before enacting laws, arguing for evidence over superstition.
Washington lawmakers clash as Asst. Treasury Secretary Murray L. Weidenbaum defends a 250 million loan to Lockheed amid fears of 37,000 job losses and a ripple aerospace effect. Critics warn of government aid’s political hazards and calls for divestiture conditions spearheaded by Sen. Cranston.
A plan to honor Jarvian-born entrepreneur Joseph Hy Hirshhorn with a national memorial on the Capitol mall rivaling Washington and Lincoln is described. The piece notes congressional approval under Public Law 99-786, mentions Hirshhorn’s art collection and controversial past, and urges readers to lobby Congress if they oppose the project.
A Long Beach reader rails at teens and adults who style long hair and sideburns, urging personal grooming and dismissing fad conformity. The letter skewers modern fashion amid critique of federal postage hikes and media coverage, urging readers to question progress and advertising noise.
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