Editorial on California colleges and private 15
The piece argues California hosts diverse public and private colleges, praising private we ll endowed schools like the Independent Colleges of Southern California. It cites a $1.25 million drive and notes private colleges save tax dollars while shaping leaders. none fits all, but each is the greatest college for its students and deserves support.
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California
Southern California
Chapman College
Claremont Graduate School
Claremont Men's College
Immaculate Heart College
LaVerne College
Loyola Marymount University
Mount Saint Mary’s College
Occidental College
Pepperdine University
Pitzer College
Pomona College
Scripps College
University of Redlands
Westmont College
Whitlier College
Death of James Copley Ends Quiet Journalism Era
James Copley, noted American journalist and longtime California and Illinois newspaper leader, died of cancer. He built a Latin America news service, chaired press groups, and published Seminar a quarterly journalism review. His policies were conservative, his papers fair, and the profession will miss him.
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James
Copley
California
Ilineis
Latin America
Associated Press
Seminar
Nicholas von Hoffman
Victor Kralak
James Copley
Kissinger Faces Backlash Over Miracles In Diplomacy
Henry Kissinger, praised for breakthroughs with Peking and Moscow, now confronts rising expectations and doubts that any one man can conjure peace. He warns against treating foreign policy as a solo virtuoso act and acknowledges that US leverage stemmed from Nixon's broader strategy.
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Waslington
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Pask
Peking
Moscow
Kissinger
Vietnam
Middle East
China
Russia
United States
America
Nixon
Letters to the editor challenge on morality and media
A Long Beach reader denounces recent articles on homosexuality and lesbianism, warns of societal decay from divorce and abortion, urges balanced coverage, and calls for clergy and public input. Another reader questions fashion coverage on high-rise shoes and references a police raid debate linked to a senator’s Navalian Gardens visit.
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O.K
Long Beach
Dorothy Roach
Senator Moscoine
Navalian Gardens
Robert J. Jamison
Couneidman
City of Artesia
Senator probes CIA’s cloak and dagger school
Senator James Abourezk investigates a Texas based CIA aided program at the Border Patrol Academy in Los Fresnos. Foreign police trainees learn bomb making and booby traps with lectures from CIA and AID personnel amid concerns over aid to military juntas.
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Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
Texas
Pentagon
CIA
Agency For International Development
Border Patrol Academy
Los Fresnos
Tex
James Abourezk
Abourezk
Matthew Harvey
Defense Department
Harvey
Brazil
Guatemala
Thailand
Uruguay
Panama
Salvador
Clearcutting viewed as balanced timber policy
A presidential panel on forest policy urges gradual cutting aligned with forest capacity. It rejects brutal ripping findings, noting lumber demand and high prices while preserving diverse wildlife and scenic value. The report backs careful harvesting over immediate extensive clearcutting.
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Washington
Sierra Club
Japan
United States
Gound
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Daniel Ellsberg
Hunt
White House
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Gordon Robinson
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