Hayes Braude debate in Torrance on Sept 20
In Long Beach California on September 11 1972 Editorial notes that Los Angeles County Supervisor James Hayes and Councilman Marvin Braude will debate September 20 at the Plush Horse Restaurant Torrance under a League of Women Voters banner. They also plan events Sept 14 19 and 21 with various groups while a panel will include James Box Tom Brokaw Art Seidenbaum and Noel Swann.
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Nixon
Los Angeles
James Hayes
Marvin Braude
Braude
Hayes
League of Women Voters
Torrance
Plush Horse
Pacific Coast Highway
Pacific Coast Press Club
Los Angeles County Real Estate Board
American Association of University Women
James Box
The
South Bay Daily Breeze
Tom Brokaw
Channel 4
Art Seidenbaum
Los Angeles Times
Noel Swann
Independent, Press-Telegram
Evanston considers 30 dollar annual tax on college students
City council discussion centers on a proposed $30 yearly levy for Northwest ern University, two seminaries and another college. Proponents say students add to expenses, while opponents note local benefits from student and faculty spending and employment. Tax would raise about $300,000 a year.
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Evanston
Northwestern University
Long Beach State
Letters to the Editor Attack on Governor's Appointments Sparks Debate
A Long Beach reader blasts Governor Reagan for meddling in local government by appointing to the Board of Supervisors. Another letter praises early childhood education while cautioning against mandatory trends, and a third criticizes President Nixon over Munich and Vietnam policy, calling for consistency in rhetoric and actions.
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Reagan
Board of Supervisors
Long Beach
Ann Trumbore
Nixon
Munich
Reader laments editorial slant and partisan bias
Long Beach reader F Campbell condemns the paper for praising Republicans and printing editorials and allegedly biased articles by Tom Wicker and NY Times writers. He accuses the publication of political commitment and “Newspaper Guilders” influence.
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Tom Wicker
New York Times
Long Beach F. Campbell
Faint warning signs for Nixon in Midwest roots
A 1972 retrospective notes faint signals of disaffection similar to Dewey’s 1948 Midwest weaknesses. It cites Iowa and Minnesota polls, remarks on farm policy under Butz, and compares Nixon’s position to Truman and Dewey. The piece stresses caution for Nixon despite current margins and party unity.
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Dewey
Midwest
Nixon
Iowa
Minnesota
George McGoovern
McGovern
Earl Butz
Truman
Herbert Hoover
Why are we a lawless nation
A 1971 FBI crime report is cited, highlighting six million serious crimes, rising risk for victims, and low police clearance. It notes high arrests among youths, racial disparities in robbery murder rape and assault, and that many offenders have prior records. The piece questions punishment effectiveness and suggests tougher policing and sentencing as possible, in a free, educated, prosperous nation.
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Washington
FBI
United States
Ours
Fidel Castro Attacks Allende as Chile Faces Criticism
Cuban leader Fidel Castro privately denounces Salvador Allende and his Popular Unity government as weak and physically spent. He says Chilean allies “live too well” and lack tension while the opposition grows, in a CIA sourced report from a December secret session in Santiago.
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
Chile
Salvador Allende
Allende
Castro
Santiago
Central Intelligence Agency
U.P
Popular Unity
CIA
Castro on Chile crisis warns of public disorder risk
CIA notes Castro warned that a breakdown in public order could trigger a crisis and confrontation with the opposition as Allende's health could deteriorate. He cast UP leaders as comfortable and lacking pressure, doubted Chilean armed forces would defend the government, and complained his farewell gathering failed to draw mass support.
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Castro
CIA
Allende
U.P
Chile
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