Kennedy declines 1976 bid easing risk and speculation
The article argues Senator Kennedy's decision not to run for president or vice president in 1976 removes personal and political danger, reduces campaign overshadowing by other Democrats, and may help his party align without the shadow of a Kennedy candidacy though Ford remains a challenge. It notes Nixon pardon reactions and past Kovetine coverage and predicts uncertainty for Democrats.
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Edward Kennedy
Kennedy
Richard Nixon
Mary Jo Kobedine
Gerald Ford
Edmund Muskie
Safari suit controversy in fashion ads and designer claims
A New York Times investigation digs into safari suits amid a heated fashion debate. Abercrombie & Fitch, Raflles Wear, Cardin and others claim authentic safari suit status. Don Robbie notes Hollywood links while Cricketeer and Rolls Royce landmarks spark publicity. Weitz calls Beverly Hills wearers vintage Hollywood. Names like Gable Taylor Robb er taylor appear in debate.
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Hunting World
A&f
Pierre Cardin
Bill Blass
Yves St. Laurent
Gucci
Raffles Wear
John Weitz
Beverly Hills
Cricketeer
Rolls Royce
Mr. Weitz
Weinberger criticized for desegregation stance in the North
A critique accuses Caspar Weinberger of nonsense as he defends slow progress on desegregation outside the South. The piece argues northern schools remain highly segregated, cites a private study, and urges enforcement of constitutional and civil rights statutes, warning against personal favoritism.
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Wither
South
Center For National Policy Review
Oroup
TEW
Calino Alse Walved
Orth
Weinberger
Weiibergfer
Mr. Weinberger
Apathy in media coverage of science and Nixon papers deal
Letters to the editor discuss media neglect of science coverage and quote Carl Sagan on the need for public scientific attention. They also critique a Nixon papers and tapes agreement, arguing for broader access, warning of security risks, and questioning destruction of records. DANIEL K. KNOX Long Beach.
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Norud
Carl Sagan
Anthony Lewis
Nixon
Lewis
White House
Police tardiness under 440 Plan prompts Long Beach critique
The Long Beach Police Department is said to have improved response times under the 440 Plan, but residents report calls are answered slowly or not at all. Calls may be on hold up to 20 minutes while crimes go unresolved, underscoring a perceived failure to provide urgent help.
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Long Beach
Flu Epidemic Reported in Long Beach Sparks Outcry
Letter from Charles Skelley Jr of South Gate denounces a flu scare as a ploy to demand higher police pay, accusing authorities of inaction and criticizing media for not exposing alleged malfeasance by Trizgers and criminals amid protests.
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Long Beach
Otty
Imian
Caupus
Tarnation
South Gate
No food for others EDETON on Lester I Brown proposal
The speaker critiques a proposal to eat less so as to feed others, arguing the world never aids and noting that aid often credits others. They advocate increasing and improving U.S. food supply to prevent shortages and high prices, expressing concern that American children go hungry while funds are used abroad.
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Edeton
Lester I Brown
U.S
Ry Brown
Nore
Letter fragment on Nixon torture comment by Pratt
A fragmentary letter quotes John M. Pratt from Lakewood referencing Catherine B. Jackson and President Ford in a critique about torture. The text shows mis-typed passages and unclear context but indicates a public discourse on presidential actions and public sentiment.
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Catherine B. Jackson
Nixon
Ford
M. Pratt
Lakewood
Blue Flu Editorial Questions Police Accountability
The Sept. 15 editorial questions police pay and raises a broader concern about a blue flu work stoppage. It asks whether such a tactic undermines community trust and whether officers can be assumed truthful and honest in serving the public.
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JR. Jennings Lang
Two party system faces peril as reform bill looms
A long view notes the two party system has endured through storms but faces erosion from civil service patronage decline, television reach, and public disillusion. The pending campaign finance bill could reshape funding, oversight, and party roles, risking decay of party structures and broader calls for national presidential elections.
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Torry House
Stnate
Usird
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