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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1973
Page
6
An editorial recounts prisoners complaints about parole boards. One inmate, imprisoned for heroin possession, says board members doubted his denial of selling heroin and kept him behind bars. The account notes the inmate’s ongoing grievance with parole procedures.
A newspaper excerpt discusses drivers needing extra care with children returning to school and bikes on streets. It notes horn blasting is not a substitute for vigilance as pedestrian and bicycle traffic increases and mentions parole board reforms proposing written reasons and appeal rights to improve parole decisions.
The Greater Long Beach Girl Scout Council seeks men and women to lead troops or assist leaders. With 112 troops, volunteers are needed to mentor girls in vocations, hobbies, aviation, crafts, and many other interests across Long Beach and nearby communities. Call 421-8456 for information.
Readers urge Congress to revoke the Byrd Amendment and curb Rhodesian chrome imports, highlighting UN sanctions and stockpiles. They ask constituents to press TR 8005 and S 1868, then praise police-community outreach in Long Beach and Carmelitos, while thanking supporters of the police “Men in Blue” event.
Pico Rivera H. and Mareessin urge proper labeling of Citizens Band radio operators as CB operators rather than amateurs. They note a $20 license exists for CB operators with no qualification, while amateur radio requires strict exams and Morse code, and many amateurs resent being grouped with CB users despite commendable public service by REACT and others.
The essay argues the Pentagon Papers case shows a dangerous double standard in prosecuting Daniel Ellsberg while not pursuing key Nixon aides. It contrasts Ellsberg’s public release with the government’s secrecy and questions how to safeguard national interests amid open society and adversarial states.
In Moscow two dissidents Viktor Krasin and Yakir publicly retracted earlier anti state acts tied to the Chronicle of Current Events and abroad links. They claim remorse and deny coercion, while observers weigh genuine belief against tactics used in Stalin era and Korean War repatriation cases.
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