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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1967
Page
5
Local section from Long Beach California dated Tuesday November 74 1967 highlights page eight two with brief notices and categorized listings reflecting the era's community news and ads.
Delegates to the California State Employes Association convention voted to retain the no strike pledge despite top officers warnings. The rank and file claim loyalty and public image, hoping ethical stance preserves membership and avoids service disruptions from strikes.
A 1940 act era debate about draft penalties for antiwar demonstrations. Critics say punishment via rush to service misuses authority and should align with criminal law. Advocates argue deferments and campus disruptions merit studied response by civil authorities, not recruitment officials.
The letter criticizes funding for a Queen Mary purchase and a jet set image, urging to abandon Crow and redirect funds from tidelands oil. It argues education should meet individual needs beyond diplomas, praising technical training and apprenticeships to reduce crime and unemployment. Local resident Roy Howell Jr. signs off from Ang Beach, Illinois.
Washington and California officials have argued their states lead with advanced auto air pollution control laws. They won their case in gaining ex.
Emphasizing the push from Baxter Omohundro and others, the piece notes 32 states have auto inspection laws while five rely on random checks and 12 have none. It argues California's 10 percent random checks are insufficient and raises constitutional concerns about roadblocks. It cites fees, state supervision, and potential shakedowns but urges viewing inspections for safety and long-term savings despite minor inconveniences.
Washington on a base tour President Johnson pressed the idea that critics of the Vietnam war hurt the nation’s cause. Critics like Ronald Reagan label the policy immoral, arguing for ending the fighting quickly. The piece argues dissent is a sign of democracy and cautions against silencing opposition as the war rages.
The Johnson administration stresses threats from Asian communism but avoids framing the war in Vietnam as a direct national survival crisis. The President prepares to endure what he dismisses as casual, distant chatter from supporters and critics alike.
The text questions the idea that teachers are true professionals and suggests teachers are simply workers. It argues that the emphasis on professional status hides practical needs and advocates understanding why teachers strike to secure better conditions and pay.
The piece critiques American views of teachers as lower-status workers and argues higher pay and genuine respect are needed to attract top minds. It contends teacher salaries reflect degrees and tenure rather than merit, urges reform of education schools, and condemns a culture that prioritizes degrees over true educational quality.
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