Editorial on polls and war policy confuses public mood
The piece compares car repair promises to presidential messaging on Indochina. It cites Gallup showing two thirds doubt the president reveals enough about the war and an Opinion Research Corp poll showing 72 percent backing the plan to end the war, yet 68 percent want troop withdrawal only with prisoners’ safety assured. It argues public mood combines confidence with unease and hope for a just end.
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Johnson
Gallup
Ziegler
Coast bicycle path eyed from Palos Verdes to Santa Monica
Los Angeles supervisors urge design of a 19 mile coastal bicycle path avoiding busy walkways from Palos Verdes to Santa Monica. Proposed by Supervisor Burton Chace, route would require city approval from Santa Monica, LA, El Segundo, Manhattan Beach, Hermosa Beach, Redondo Beach and Torrance and federal matching funds to cover an estimated 1.4 million dollars.
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Los Angeles
Palos Verdes
Santa Monica
Burton Chace
el Segundo
Manhattan Beach
Hermosa Beach
Redondo Beach
Torrance
Figures on population and a mass production discovery
Editors note United Nations bulletin cites figures that China could reach 1.165 billion by 32000 and India 1.084 billion by 2000, warning that high birth rates and life expectancy shifts drive frightening population projections. A book excerpt highlights Percy L. Julian among notable Black Americans. The piece urges policy-makers to rethink containment and plan beyond population control.
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China
India
Percy L. Julian
Manuel Cameros
Los Angeles
James Beckwourth
High Sistras
Marian Anderson
Ralph Bunche
U.N
Letters to the editor urge school district cash bonus program
Readers propose in each district a reward based employee suggestion style plan to share financial gains with the community to boost efficiency and revenue ahead of tax votes. A Long Beach reader argues against public funding for church schools, urging tuition and church funds instead. A note from a grandmother requests cart lanes and free parking for elderly drivers, highlighting safety and meter concerns.
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Huntington Beach Union High
Westminster
Robert M. Gordon
John F. McKenzie
Notre Dame
Love hate on border pact reshapes Canada US ties
A UPI report describes a growing love hate dynamic along the US Canada border as Canada seeks independent footing while maintaining close ties with the United States. The piece notes Canada’s border stance amid a new friendship pact involving Canada and the Soviet Union, signaling shifting diplomatic relations.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Canada
North American
Candia
Soviet Union
Canada Faces U S Influence and Trudeau’s Balancing Act
The article recalls Pierre Trudeau’s warnings about Canada’s proximity to the United States and outlines Ottawa’s White Paper policy to preserve national identity. It notes U S economic penetration, cultural influence, and university staffing, while highlighting inflation and unemployment as Canada’s current voter concerns.
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Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Canada
United
Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Dians
U.S
Trudeau
Suburban Trends and Signals in a Quiet Adage
A fragmentary section cites a Senator Soaper comment on pipe smoking and insecurity, hints at cultural caution about lighting a pipe, references a juke box record reinvented often, and mentions an in-flight style welcome with hostesses and an anonymous security guard. It also notes population trends pushing people from suburbs to central cities to escape crowds.
Nuclear arms talks and risk of Soviet advantage
A Nixon Administration approach to nuclear arms limits with Russia is questioned as a strategy risk. Analysts argue a renewed plan may falsely assure progress while Soviet gains in submarines and missiles widen the gap. Joint Committee findings back concerns about long term U.S. security and urge cautious steps toward limits.
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Washington
Nixon
Russia
Hull
U.S
U.S. Strategic
al Issia
Soviet Union
Joint Committee
Alomie Unevay
K. G.rickover
United
Vietnam
Mitchiel
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