Editorial argues foreign aid needs overhaul and separation from military links
The piece contends Senate rejection of a foreign aid bill signals not anti Zionism but rising discontent with attaching military assistance to aid. It cites Fulbright advocating peaceful aid to develop nations and relief, notes Israel as an exception, and calls for aid to continue without strings under a sincere aid policy.
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Senate
William Fulbright
Fulbright
Cambodia
Laos
South Vietnam
Israel
United States
White House
America
Secare
Amtrak Struggles as ICC Flags Financial Woes and Defects
Amtrak faces persistent losses despite the Metroliners earning some profit. ICC notes aging stations tired equipment and chronic delays from inherited railroad practices. It urges cost cuts and federal aid including loan guarantees, with labor rule reforms to boost competitiveness against air and road travel.
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ICC
Amtrak
Anthem as Crime No More Than Timeworn Belligerence
Editorials argue reworking national anthems is unlikely to curb war, noting diverse lyrics praising battle across Albania Bolivia France Mexico and others. Perspective: Star Spangled Banner remains a symbolic singular crime we won’t confess to, despite calls to change it.
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Albania
Fisg
Bolivia
France
Artis
Mexico
Lin Piao’s fall hints at political eclipse in China
Henry Bradsher reports from Hong Kong that Lin Piao, once Mao’s designated successor, shows signs of removal from power amid questions of illness and political clashes over rapprochement with the United States. Peking press silences and foreign and Hong Kong broadcasts hint at internal struggle affecting Lin’s standing.
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Hong Kong
Lin Piao
Peking
Lin
Mao Tse-tung
Chinese Communist Party
China
Mao
United States
Communist Party
Kim I-sung
North Area
United Nations
Kim
Chou En-tai
Chou
China Pictorial
ITV
Mas
Washington
Henry
A. Kissinger
Chow
Nixon visit sparks Chinese opposition and U S junket debate
Washington reports show Chinese militants oppose Nixon’s Peking visit fearing world revolutionaries’ discrediting of China and strengthened calls for more weapons from hard-liners. Chou En-lai’s cordial front masks domestic unease as Kissinger’s trip unfolds amid UN politics and US Nationalist China tensions. A separate note mocks a seven week medical junket costing up to fifty thousand dollars while officials defend study tours for health policy. The FEC probes Rep. J Irving Whalley over alleged kickbacks from aides, with an ethics complaint and polygraph offer.
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Washington
Nixon
Peking
China
Henry Kissinger
Chou En-lai
Peing
World Revolutionary Movement
North Vietnam
Hanes
Fee
U.S
U.N
Chiang Kaishek
Chow
Kissinger
John Veneman
Britain
Denmark
Israel
Norway
Poland
Sweden
Yugoslavia
John Twiname
FEC
J. Irving Whalley
Rpa
Daniel Helsel
Whalley
Helsel
Hessel
House Ethics Committee
FBI
Pittsburgh
Letters to the editor true patriots don't advertise
Editor notes Sterling Bemis argues the ACLU would defend a person wearing a Bag pin while criticizing campers clogging streets during rush hours. The writer urges taxing campers off roads as they block Seventh Street and impair visibility for thousands of workers.
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Sterling Bémis
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Lanas
Seventh Street
U N action illogical editor letter on world peace
The letter challenges U N admission of Red China and questions if world peace is achievable while some nations are excluded. It cites Nationalist China and U.S. actions, warns of excluding Nazis Ku Klux Klan Birchers and Communists, and invokes Whitney Young on law and justice versus law and order. Long Beach, a veiled community issue.
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Henry Miernicki
U.N
United Nations
Miernicki
China
U.sv
Whitney Young
Long Beach
Parents thank coverage on enrollment balance plan
Mr and Mrs Lawrence G Parkhurst thank the Long Head Unified School District for publishing facts about the enrollment balance plan They urge Lakewood City Council to recognize Jordan High students as capable and emphasize opportunity over football focus amid large enrollments and talent at Lakewood High.
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Long Head Unified
Lusk
Lakeswood City
Lakewood
Foothall
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