Editorial praise for California teachers fund revival
Editorial lauds Governor Reagan for signing legislation to stabilize the State Teachers Retirement Fund after decades of underfunding. It credits reporters Bob Schmidt and State Senator Joseph M. Kenrick for driving reforms and notes near-unanimous legislative support and the governor’s enthusiastic signing, marking a rare success in addressing a long-standing fiscal crisis.
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Reagan
California
Bob Schmidt
Sacramento
Schmidt
Joseph M. Kenrick
Long Beach
Kenrick
Newsman Ipper advocates self censorship in press limits
Mr Pal Ipper urged a responsible press to avoid harming national interests and warned that freedom should yield to self censorship when a nation's interests are jeopardized. His remarks came at an International Seminar in Mass Communication in Yugoslavia, noting he is Hungary's chief government radio commentator.
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Mr. Ipper
Yugoslavia
America
Ipper
Hungary
What's right with America letters to the editor move to praise
A reader from Lang-Beach celebrates American unity and opportunity while praising the YWCA and voting rights. Another letter from Long Reach criticizes welfare court rulings, noting delays in welfare reform and saying judges err in blocking funds.
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America
Douglas and Hoover clash over FBI leadership at Princeton
The Princeton conference on the FBI pits critics and supporters against J Edgar Hoover and Bill Douglas. The piece portrays Hoover as stubborn and fearless, likely to remain in office despite calls for retirement, while Douglas is depicted as a fighter who would not quit under fire. The event is framed as a debate among scholars and lawyers.
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Bill Douglas
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Hoover
Princeton
Hsinhua Daily News
Kung Peng
Chou Enlai
Chungking
Miss Kung
Yen Ching University
Peking
China
Hoover: Obedience, Obstruction, and the Failing Fortitude
A reflective critique of J Edgar Hoover and the FBI portrays a divided landscape. It notes a hung jury over the Princeton controversy, the anonymous backers behind the push, and growing dismay among conservatives as resignations and transfers hint morale dips within the bureau. Hoover's steadfast leadership is praised yet challenged by a tightening timeline as critics call for change.
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Hoover
Princeton
Duane Lockard
University
New York
New World
Atty
Clark
Hoover Onde
Robert Sherrill
The
Nation Magasine
Fred. J. Cook
J. F. Stone
Walter Pincus
FBI
Arbush
Barry Byrd
J. Edgar Hoover
Princeton Jcckals
Bureau
Cartha D. DeLoach
William
Sullivan
Lake Sides
China's Chiao Kuan-hua to head new U.N. delegation
Chiao Kuan-hua, aged 58, poised to lead the Chinese General Assembly delegation. A veteran diplomat since 1949, he has wide international experience, studied at Tsinghua and Tubingen, and helped shape China’s foreign policy through wartime and postwar years.
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Hong Kong
Chiao Kuan-hua
General Assembly
Peking
Chiao
China
New York
United Nations
United States
Korea
Taiwan
Chiaa
Thatme
Chinese People’s Institute of Foreign Affairs
Foreign Office
Worth
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Long Reach
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People’s Republic
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Wu Holu-chuan
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Cheow-Gwantwa
Kiangsu Province
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