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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1971
Page
5
Readers respond to articles on elderly welfare with empathy and offers of help. Citizens propose shopping, visiting, cooking, letters, and companionship to aid lonely seniors in Long Beach.
Fifteen small colleges including Claremont Colleges join a United Way style campaign with a total goal of 1.17 million dollars. Member schools Chapman Claremont Graduate Claremont Men’s Immaculate Heart La Verne Loyola Mount Saint Mary’s Occidental Pepperdine Pitzer Pomona Scripps Redlands Westmont Whittier urge public contributions sent to the association at Crocker Bank Plaza Los Angeles.
A Morbihan piece discusses how the international Herald Tribune mirrors American troubles for travelers in Brittany. It cites Attica prison riots and broader fears about freedom versus order, noting open society realities and the need for new limits on liberty.
The ASFSA accuses the Nixon administration of breaking a pledge to end hunger in classrooms. New USDA regulations would make it nearly impossible for districts to qualify for a $100 million school lunch fund, effectively shelving the money. ASFSA executive director John Perryman calls the move a deception while the admin argues care for hungry children guided last year’s legislation.
信中人就新公路项目引发的冲突发声 涉及洛杉矶河岸及长滩地区民众 对路网扩展对于个人与家庭的影响表达担忧 另有学餐援助法规及财政分配辩论及对学校午餐计划的潜在冲击
Fragmentary OCR reads references to Senator Soaper By Bird Vaughan Father of four complains from his sickbed about a virus. Army plans to abolish reverse. Irving Berlin murder of a bugler hinted by smashing a recording. Food product noted as turning up on the table with claimed no profit. The era’s new theories about Amelia Earhart and Rube Goldberg inventions appear in a special Washington show.
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