Giving Till It Helps United Crusade Urges Local Support
Editorial urges Long Beach readers to donate to the United Crusade benefiting 250 United Way agencies and 12 Red Cross chapters. It emphasizes economic strain, urges a fair share, and frames giving as aid across health, child care, neighborhood, and guidance centers while citing the theme Thank God you're on the giving end.
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United ‘Crusade
United Way
American Red Cross
Long Beach
United Crusade
TV Ad Sparks Fight Over Gun Image in Beasts and Children
A freestanding TV commercial for Bless the Beasts and Children, created by Sian Freberg for Stanley Kramer, uses archival buffalo slaughter and a pretend American Gun Cult spokesman to argue against the film. Networks call the spot violent and fear stirring sportsmen, while censors resist content that might threaten gun ownership.
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Sian Freberg
Stanley Kramer
American Gun Cult Association
Army secretary bans slot machines at service clubs
Army Secretary Robert Froehlke bans slot machines at all Army service clubs citing unhealthy pressure and temptations. The Air Force will remove machines from bases by end of June, a timetable mirrored by the Army. the Navy has not acted yet. He states the aim is to keep soldiers and sailors from tapping pockets.
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Army
Robert F. Froehlke
America
Froehlke
Air Force
Chines
Navy
Names and namesakes in politics and prom woes
A letter discusses Vice President Agnew’s Greek surname, contrasting Anagnostopoulos with Agnew and claiming the change means ignorance. It also laments a Queen Mary prom booking mix up at Rolling Hills High School and critiques trust in adults and business.
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Mr. Agnew
Beverly Hills
Long Beach
Rolling Hills
The Sovietization of Our Youth Montrosed House Debate
The House passed a sweeping Child Development Act attached to the Economic Opportunity Act of 1971. The Brademas bill envisions federal funding for comprehensive child development services up to age 14, with a nationwide office, councils, standards, and a funded insurance facility. Critics call it a dangerous move toward state control, warning it could destroy Middle America and erode parental authority.
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House
John Brademas
Indiana
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Senate
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Office of
Center For Child Development
Child Development Research Council
Brademas
Middle America
Richard Nixon
Nixon and Johnson Diverge on Postwar World Role
In his memoirs Lyndon B. Johnson defended the duty to deter aggression, while President Nixon’s approach is viewed as a shift toward reduced U.S. global responsibility. The piece analyzes Nixon's Vietnam withdrawal, China policy shifts, and new Russia stance as signs of a broader departure from postwar norms, with implications for future isolationist currents.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Hitler
Stalin
Roosevelt
Johnson
United States
Nixon
Vietnam
Walter Lipplann
China
Russia
Free World
Tired businessmen and home purchases in old fashion adage
A string of pithy proverbs and social observations appears as a column of maxims. It touches on rest, home spending, beauty contests, expectations, personal success, and civic gifts, implying skepticism about trying to change others and pondering common sense.
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