Long Beach Press B2 Editorial Staff Listing
The page lists the Long Beach California newspaper staff with roles including publisher co publisher editor and editors notes. It names Herman H Ridder Daniel H Ridder Samuel C Cameron Bernard J Ridder Jr Walter H Polak William W Broom Malcolm Epley Don Obs and Miles E Lines Sterling Bemis L A Collins and a contact telephone.
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Herman H. Ridder
Daniel H. Ridder
Samuel C. Cameron
Bernard J. Ridder Jr
Walter H. Polak
William W. Broom
Malcolm Epley
Don Obs
Pine Avenue
Long Beach
California
Miles E. Lines
Sterling Bemis
L. A. Collins, Sr
Private job effort yields progress in NAB recruitment drives
The Greater Long Beach NAB unit hits 2000 jobs in year one and targets 3000 to 4000 next year. About 200 private sector managers met in Torrance to review results led by Harry Stroud as NAB expands recruitment and training with government subsidies. The program placed 15,900 in Los Angeles region and aims for 22,500 next year, with broader goals of 100,000 nationwide by June. The effort helps transition workers but cannot fix unemployment alone and should not replace Job Corps.
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Greater Long Beach
National Alliance of Businessmen
NAB
Torrance
Harry Stroud
Department of Labor
Los Angeles
Inheritance Tax Reform and Patronage in State Office
As Republicans gain majorities, debate turns to inheritance tax reforms led by Controller Houston I. Flournoy. He advocates civil service appraisals, but long-standing patronage traditions linger, with past reforms stalled by the Senate Governmental Efficiency Committee. The piece questions whether Democrats will uphold principles or avoid confrontation in a changing political climate.
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Houston I. Flournoy
State Personnel Board
Senate
Governmental Efficiency Committee
Town Meeting Letters on Housing and Vote Age Change
Citizens endorse Fair Housing Foundation to administer minority housing programs and urge inclusion in city budgets. A Long Beach reader argues Senator Moscone’s 19-year-old voting age bill should fail, praising youth awareness and urging progress.
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Fair Housing Foundation
No On 14
George Moscone
Sacramento
GOP
Domenic Freed
In Defense of Harvard's president
The piece argues Nathan M. Pusey merited support for defending Harvard's free university during McCarthy era and SDS clashes. It notes faculty hesitation over no confidence votes and calls out the need to distinguish morals from tactics amid the year’s riot while defending student rights and inquiry.
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New York Times Service
New York
Nathan M. Pusey
Harvard
Joe McCarthy
Students For A Democratic Society
University Hall
SDS
Pusey
Christendom
Nixon urged to end or limit a tax surcharge
President Nixon’s appeal for a delay of the 10 percent income tax surcharge is criticized as regrettable. The editorial argues the surcharge should expire and the 1970 budget should be balanced, endorsing a combined policy of a strong budget.
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Nixon
Congress urged to cut 10 percent surtax to 7.5 percent
The piece argues against extending the 10 percent surcharge, stating it would raise taxes and boost spending. It cites rising nonmilitary appropriations through 1970 and urges reducing the surtax to 7.5 percent to preserve a prospect of tax relief.
Harvard, SDS clash over campus protests and free speech
An editorial argues SDS actions at Harvard test the university’s commitment to peaceful dispute resolution. It questions Pusey’s stance, laments campus policing, and notes alumni muttering about permissiveness while insisting Harvard speak clearly on principle and discipline amid student occupation and document theft.
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SDS
Harvard
Pentagon
Pusey
Presidential brothers cause headaches in White House
The piece details how Presidents Nixon and Johnson contend with restless brothers Don Nixon and Sam Johnson pursuing deals and memoirs. Don sought loans and business contacts while Sam traveled, including efforts in New York to publish memoirs, drawing family friction and White House caution.
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Nixon
White House
Don
Lyndon Johnson
Sam
North Carolina
Mexico
Memoirs and Nepotism Sparks Talk of Lyndon Family Link
Pearson Morocco quotes reveal his memoirs My Brother Lyndon sold to Look magazine with promises to unveil things Lyndon Kennedy could not share. The Kennedy era nepotism debate resurges as Ed Kennedy contemplates Alaska government service before laws curb family appointments.
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Morocco
Lyndon
Look Magazine
Kennedy
Richard Nixon
Tennis Fashion Misfires in Ads Reflect Real Code of Dress
The piece notes that sports attire in ads often misrepresents actual play, citing tennis and yachting as examples. It contrasts mocked courtwear with practical gear favored by professionals and veterans like Gardnar Mulloy, who mocks casual amateurs for premature readiness and improper equipment.
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Gardnar Mulloy
The Cardinal Sin of Being In Before You Earn It
A sports column examines players underestimating themselves and beginners mimicking experts. The author notes the gap between perceived and actual skill, and how seasoned players conceal overconfidence in a harsh hierarchy of games.
Sidewalk Senate on looks and pets across locals
A beach poll captures varied opinions on whether people resemble their pets and how owners and their dogs or other animals reflect personalities. Participants include Annie Kirkpatrick Billy Yountz Tom La Brow Don Kirkland Dave Craw and Ed Wonder with anecdotes about bulldog jaws frizzy hair and a pet squirrel monkey.
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Sidewalk Senate
Don Kirkland
ED Wonder
Squirrel Monkey
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Sam Johnson
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Billy Yountz
Tom ‘la Brow
Dave Craw
Bill Newman
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