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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1970
Page
7
An editorial questions Time Magazines account of Nixon telling his Cabinet 1972 would bring peace in Vietnam a strong economy and lower crime. It suspects gaps in the plan and notes inflation promises from 1969 missed the mark while acknowledging steady administration effort.
The piece argues American courts will defend the rights of the accused as Angela Davis remains in a room deemed by officials as protection but labeled solitary confinement. It questions jail honesty and predicts court rulings will affect authorities fear of inmate attacks, while asserting broader assurance for revolutionaries.
The National Assembly plans a 65 year retirement rule for private executives in France, not for lawmakers. The Gaullists push to push older managers out after De Gaulle's 78 retirement, sparking American views on age and authority and a note that lawmakers might apply the rule to themselves.
A compact display of new works including Guillaume Apollinaire's Calligrams translated by Anne Hyde Greet from Unicorn Press, priced at $1.55, and Robert Gessner's The Moving Image a guide to cinematic literacy from Dutton Paperbacks at $4.78. Britannica Yearbook of the Future edited by Richard G. Young, $12.50, surveys heart science and science topics. Old Landmarks and Historic Personages of Boston by Samuel Adams Drake, Singing Tree, $15, surveys Boston’s early days.
The piece argues progress in Vietnam peace is real as withdrawal proceeds, but Hanoi insists on a new government for Saigon. The United States rejects imposing leadership, preferring a negotiated deal with Saigon while keeping doors open. Secret talks may occur later, but a broader settlement remains elusive.
A Norwalk Long Beach reader urges veterans honor at a parade and recalls service. Santa Fe Springs and Norwalk letters criticize high county taxes, surplus funds waste, and calls for efficient administration. A rebuttal defends open debate and questions wartime policy and youth views.
Rio de Janeiro sources report that Allende's Marxist victory alarms Latin American chiefs of staff. Argentina and Brazil fear border tensions and insurgent safe havens, while officers warn of possible Russian and Chinese maneuvering in Valparaiso amid a difficult regionalSecurity outlook.
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