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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1972
Page
5
The piece argues both sides seek money or save money in ballot propositions and warns voters against billboard rhetoric. It praises careful consideration, cites long pamphlets over short ads, urges reading the series by Bob Schmidt, and urges wise, not impulsive, participation in November.
The Nixon administration announces a breakthrough agreement with the Soviet Union to pursue 30 environmental cooperation projects. Scientists will visit each other, exchange information, and study air pollution, earthquake forecasting, and the atmospheric impact of supersonic transport. The partners emphasize shared leadership to address global ecological challenges.
Letters contest Steve Roberts view that LBSU students drifted from McGovern. Richard Neffson asserts strong campus labor backing, while Milt Basham critiques Nixon wealth and governance. Carol Webster questions taxpayer funding for a President with multiple homes. A reader in Austin criticizes religious ownership of radio and media access debates.
North and South Yemen hew to rival ideologies with Soviet and American ties. South Yemen claims the entire Yemen, eyes Qataba, leads a 10 000 strong army and 55 million dollar aid road project from Aden to Mukalla, while North Yemen renews relations with the United States and faces Soviet advisers and regional tensions amid cross border clashes.
Secret U.S. embassy dispatches depict Brezhnev fending off internal rivals after botched harvests and grain scarcity. He caved to gold-for-grain pressures, eased stance in the Middle East, and faced pressure from hardliners, while Egypt’s Sadat pulled Soviet forces from Cairo.
A columnist reviews the American Party platform, praising its bluntness and noting its bold stances on school prayer, capital punishment, and a return to the gold standard. It condemns other parties as evasive while labeling the platform honest but mistaken and a pull to turn back the clock.
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