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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1973

Page

5

Book burning in Drake exposes clash over free inquiry

In Drake North Dakota a school board banned Kurt Vonnegut Slaughterhouse Five and burned 32 paperback copies in a furnace. The act sparked outcry from authors, civil liberties groups, and educators who argue it conflicts with free speech. Bruce Severy, the 26 year old teacher behind the assignment, faces possible job loss as the town reconsiders academic freedom and community mores.

Shaldon Summers Drake Combination Kurt Vonnegut Drake School Board Jerome Weidman Authors League of America Galen Strand Drake Lutheral Church United States Bruce Sevéry Sally Liz Severys California Severy Los Angeles James Dickey Dele Furhaonan Deliverance William Faulkner Ernest Hemingway John Steinbeck Vonnegut Fuhrman National Education Association NEA Slaughterhouse Five Bruce Severy

Saxbe Dilemma Rewrites Nixon Attorney General Saga

Editorial argues Nixon must secure Senate consent for William Saxbe as attorney general despite salary increases. It weighs strict construction versus flexible interpretation, noting pay rollback could be seen as evading the Constitution. The piece suggests Congress could alter pay to resolve the issue and questions strict construction.

Nixon Senate Sen William Saxbe Congress Saxbe Philip Kurland University of Chicago Law School Kurland

What other editors say about Nixon Watergate crisis

Editors urge full disclosure from President Nixon to restore public confidence. Former Attorney General Elliott Richardson supports dropping executive privilege claims to protect the Presidency. Most Americans feel harmed by disclosures yet hesitate to condemn Nixon, urging careful actions to avoid undermining the office or democratic norms.

Nixon Elliot L. Richardson Richardson Bulletin U. S Truman Korea General MacArthur Kennedy Johnson Bobby Baker Gulf of Tonkin Eisenhower Sherman Adams

Letters to the editor urge distrust in shortages claim

A Bellflower reader questions government credibility amid energy and inflation concerns, suggesting shortages are planned and criticizing police handling of a death report. Catherine E Jackson notes respect for Mary Gray and expresses sorrow over his passing.

Los Alamitos Mary Gray Mr. Gray

FDA under fire over drug safety and approval process

Isadore Pitesky MD argues for stronger FDA drug evaluation, condemns haste and hysteria in approving new medicines. He cites past drug industry abuses, warns against unproven asthma treatments, and urges keeping patients safe while expanding access to effective drugs.

Food and Drug Administration Zinser FDA Ziment Dr. Aliment Long Beach Isadore Pitesky, M.D

Right Geometry and Education Philosophy Letter

Edward J. Peters Sr argues for teaching children by aptitude and mastery rather than age, opposing grants and subsidies in false education. He calls for more dedicated teachers and criticizes union members, urging moves toward coherent progression through crawling to running stages.

Poll tax? Long Beach voting day parking dispute

Lois J Novosal asks if a $5 parking ticket issued at Long Beach City College Auditorium lot after voting at about 430 PM is fair. She notes no permit and seeks reader clarification.

Long Beach City College Long Beach Lois J. Novosal

Press voices warn against hasty Nixon resignation

A Senate statement argues for adherence to constitutional due process amid Watergate pressure. George Aiken cautions against emotion guiding impeachment and urges calm, full disclosure, and orderly confirmation of Gerald Ford, stressing the media bear responsibility for factual reporting.

G.S George D. Aiken Vermont Congress United States Gerald Ford Nixon Ford Carl Albert U.S. House Middle East

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