Quiet Youth Council Earns Notice In Long Beach
The newly formed Mayor’s Youth Council in Long Beach closed its summer with solid job placements and events. It plans a Nov 15 all day Youth Festival at Long Beach Arena led by Mayor Wade with a pancake breakfast. The group operates on a $140,000 Office of Economic Opportunity grant and aims to broaden its role beyond anti poverty work as funds wane.
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Sub sea nuclear ban offers limited value
The Geneva draft treaty to bar nuclear weapons from the ocean floor exempts submarines, including rested ones, limiting protection for nations with coastlines. The United States and Soviet Union operate nuclear submarines, and the pact may advance goodwill but not curb existing danger or halt broader strategic talks.
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Critics Question Haynsworth Endorsement by Bar Panel
Newsdays reviewers condemn the War Association's six hour vote to clear Judge Haynsworth of ethics charges. They note no explanations, name voting members, and argue the panel reflects corporate bias, failing to boost public trust in lawyers or the judiciary.
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Letters to the City Council on Long Beach Airport expansion
Local letters argue against expanding jet facilities in central Long Beach citing noise pollution, school disruption, and impact on McDonnell Douglas. Writers compare to LAX, urge offshore or outlying sites, and urge a ballot vote to let the people decide.
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Senator Soaper and the Homebound Cheer at Football Game
A satirical note describes Senator Soaper and an unnamed friend finding distractions during a game. A radar lapse misses a Cuban MIG plane, but the aircraft is noted as one of ours in a humorous twist.
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Developing interest in developing development
Washington hears Rep. Passman question how to define developed, lesser developed, and underdeveloped nations. He recalls America’s early status and jokes about future aid when those nations are developed. A background briefing notes a Capitol sighting as a light moment.
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Thoughts on Truth and Freedom in Quotes
A compact quotation roundup cites John 8 32 and a Nixon remark. The lines present two famous assertions on truth and liberty, attributed to biblical and political figures, prompting reflection on how truth challenges false ideas.
Nixon plans phased Vietnam pullout by end of next year
President Nixon unveils a plan to withdraw nearly all U S troops from Vietnam by year’s end, framing it as a decisive move beyond talks with Hanoi and Saigon. The approach aims to mark a real start of ending the war, contingent on negotiations and political settlement.
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Vietnam War Moratorium Reflections on Nixon Withdrawal
Editorial reflects on Nixon's plan to end U.S. fighting in Vietnam in the coming year. It lauds peaceful protest, calls for orderly withdrawal, and hopes for national unity, urging continued effort to ease grievances without renewed violence. It cautions that a final settlement hinges on Saigon and the Vietcong.
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The Importance of Being Trist and Modern Japan's Policy
A brief on Alan Bestic's Ireland book detailing politics, church, women, arts, and sports from a Protestant view. Also notes Morinosuke Wajima's Modern Japan's Foreign Policy with essays by a Japanese legislator on Pan Asian federation potential and Japan's stance toward Red China.
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