Long Beach Editorial Staff and Offices Listed
The page lists the Long Beach newspaper staff and roles dated Tuesday April 15 1975 with names including Ke n Larry Allison managing editor Don Oh editor Bert Resnik assistant managing editor L A Collins Sr editorial columnist Don Nutter advertising director EH Lowdermilk circulation director Milton A Lomas production manager and others.
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Larry Allison
Don Oh
Bert Resnik
L.A. Collins Sr
Don Nutter
EH. Lowdermilk
Milton A. Lomas
B-2
Long Beach
California
Editorial: Averting a bloodbath in Vietnam
The piece warns of rising danger as North Vietnamese forces could take over South Vietnam and highlights civilian casualties on both sides. It calls for cautious actions by the United States to urge the Soviet Union to influence Hanoi and avoid a mass bloodshed, noting risks to Americans and Vietnamese alike.
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Vietnam
South
North
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Soviet Union
United States
John F. Kennedy
Aristotle S. Onassis
Jackie
Kennedy
Mary Gallagher
White House
Rostow Critiques Military Policy and Endorses Political Reform
In 1955 Walt Rostow argued that military power cannot replace sound political and economic foundations. Now at the University of Texas after serving as national security adviser, he advocated landing two Marine divisions in North Vietnam to pressure Hanoi into honoring the 1973 accord, criticizing the Ford administration for ignoring his past counsel.
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Walt Whitman Rostow
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
John
Rostow
University of Texas
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Ford Administration
McDonnell Douglas as Community Anchor Faces Relocation Debate
Letters urge the McDonnell Douglas plant in Long Beach to remain local amid talks of a costly move to Arizona, Oklahoma or Texas to cut long term costs. The writer praises the company’s 50 year legacy and employment, urging broader community support and continued operations. The second letter laments Viet Cong seizures of Vietnam era military hardware and criticizes Congress for funding failures amid Saigon’s crisis.
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DITOR
Was
McDonnell Douglas
Long Beach
St. Louis
Arizona
Oklahoma
Texas
Douglas
Independent
Press-Telegram
Saigon
Congress
Long Beach Camp Fire Girls mark Golden Jubilee bike hike
The Long Beach Council of Camp Fire Girls held a Saturday April 5 bike hike to celebrate its Golden Jubilee. Thanks are given to Roberta Nichols and docents at Los Cerritos Post 279 BSA Search Rescue for patrolling. Kennedy and the Public Works Department for cooperation at Bixby Knolls Park. The local National Guard unit donated bike flags.
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Long Beach
Editorial dispute over Belmont Shore bank decision sparks letters
The correspondence argues the Belmont Shore bank decision was not to protect a drive through restaurant or other local shops but to curb bank saturation along Second Street. Opponents cite Sasaki Walker guidance for downtown renewal and warn against unregulated marketplace pressures harming coast and environment.
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Belmont Shore
East Long Beach
Second Street
BACC
Sasaki Walker
California at center as Brown and Reagan lead national spotlight
In California, Governor Jerry Brown and former Governor Ronald Reagan emerge as the nation's most watched politicians. Brown challenges government machinery with a fresh approach while Reagan campaigns across states to shore up support for Ford. Each signals a different path to influence national politics.
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Sacramento
California
Jerry Brown
Ronald Reagan
Ford
Reagan
Brown
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