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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1966
Page
7
Donald E. Miller, a Costa Mesa High School teacher, staged a psycho drama by stepping on the Flag to show symbols do not define beliefs. A heated public hearing followed. Miller resigned after community debate.
Barbara Hoepfl argues Prop 16 is constitutionally flawed per State Attorney General Lynch and other legal authorities. She cites concerns from California officials, the California District Attorneys Association, and Lt. Governor candidate Robt. Finch, urging a NO vote on the measure despite claimed public support.
A reader reports editorials blaming newsmen for Johnson's perceived unpopularity while praising Representative Charles Weltner's stand on civil rights. Letters from Naomi Phoebus and Naomi E Phoebus celebrate the Good Neighbors article aiding homeless children and inviting substitute parents to volunteer.
The President appoints federal judges with the advice and consent of the Senate. This constitutional process ensures equilibrium between the executive arm and the legislative branch in selecting judiciary.
Barry Goldwater presses a precommitment against Michigan Governor George Romney at the 1968 Republican convention. He argues the delegate makeup will mirror 1964 and signals disapproval of Romney, who is currently the favored figure among rank and file Republicans.
Romney holds favored Republican standing with Nixon and others at odds over backing. Goldwater opposition hints at conservative pushback, while Romney must bolster reelection and primary prospects. Analysts see shifting delegate dynamics, with many GOP veterans predicting a wave of newcomers and a possible Romney bid amid party realignments.
A Vietnam correspondent recounts being killed at least four times and wounded multiple times during a booby trap training path near Da Nang. The article describes hidden grenades, crossbow traps, spiked bridges, and mined roads set amid a deceptive meadow, with Marines teaching trap detection while the writer fails the course.
United Press International argues that the new type of savings bonds may not be a good investment for the common man. It notes rates around 5 percent still lose purchasing power to rising prices, and taxes on gains further erode real returns while government spending and inflation threaten financial security.
Washington reports Llewellyn E. Thompson Jr, age 62, is named U S ambassador to the Soviet Union, noted for six presidents of service, nine years in Moscow, and skill in U S Soviet negotiations since 1933. His career spans crises from wartime embassies to Vietnam era tensions, with a calm, trusted approach praised by observers.
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