Long Beach Newsroom Names and Editorial Roles
A page from the Long Beach California paper dated Tuesday April 18 1767 lists staff positions including William W Broom Miles E Lines Experatuve Editor Malcolm Epley Associate Editor Sterling Bemis Managing Editor Don Ohl Editorial Page Editor L A Collins Sr and Editorial Columnist.
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William W. Broom
Miles E. Lines
Malcolm Epley
Sterling Bemis
Don Ohl
L. A. Collins, Sr
Long Beach
California
Curbs on Obscenity Progressing in California Legislature
California lawmakers advance stricter laws to curb obscene publications and films. Gov. Reagan and Atty. Gen. Lynch back the bills, aiming to bypass constitutional flaws of Proposition 16. Prosecution guidance shifts toward targeting pandering to prurient interests while facing First Amendment challenges.
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Reagan
Sacramento
Senate
Brown
Thomas C. Lynch
Dist
Alty
Evelle J. Younger
Younger
U.S. Supreme Court
California
Lynch
The Quick Brush Off Won’t Do
James L. Scales argues in Together Magazine that parents should not tolerate serious misconduct by a child. He cites his Michigan State Prison sentence and urges a blend of love and discipline, warning that assuming a child will outgrow rebellion is a harmful oversimplification.
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James L. Scales
Together Magazine
Seales
Michigan State
Jackson
Ford program teaches farming in Colombia to boost growth
Ford Motor Company launches a four level aid project in Colombia aimed at improving farming efficiency. The plan includes four fully paid scholarships to Michigan State University, loaned tractors and equipment for training institutions, mobile educational vans for field demonstrations, and classroom teaching aids. If successful, the program may expand to other Latin American countries to address rapid population growth and potential social unrest.
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Ford Motor Company
Colombia
Michigan State University
Latin America
Far-Out Dandies in Old Tradition
Historian Professor J H Plumb of Cambridge University argues modern long-haired dandies echo a 500 year tradition of aggressive masculine display. He says wealth and numbers amplify the issue and urges parents to study their sons’ predecessors to focus on deeper youth problems rather than fashion and bravado.
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J. H. Plumb
Cambridge University
Plumb
Horizon Magazine
Gun-Bearers Pretend Own Set of Facts
A column argues that people hear only what they want and cling to beliefs about gun laws. The author cites crime statistics claiming six of nine U.S. homicides last year were by gun, noting readers’ accusations of lying and distortion.
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U.S
Gun control argues crime drop with tighter firearms rules
Sydney Harris argues that gun possession fuels murder and crime, noting most deaths come from firearms statistics and police agree crime could fall with tighter gun control. He contrasts higher crime linked to easy gun access with auto and disease deaths, cites British crime trends, and cites Swift onReasoning.
Fast Life by Harry Earns The Receptionist
A visitor at the US Treasury stops by to listen to money flow and remarks on honesty as the best policy. The piece contrasts personal error with universal forgiveness, stressing integrity and relationships amid a cautious, worldly tone.
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Fast Life
Harry Earns
Treasury
Senate on Spot in Dodd Case
Washington reports that four ex-employees of Senator Tom Dodd urge reopening of the probe amid charges of insufficient investigation. The ethics issue centers on stolen documents, with support from former Attorney General Katzenbach, while Senate reluctance to probe fellow members and connections to law practice are noted as factors. Observers warn that congressional ethics have fallen since early 20th century, urging drastic reform by both chambers.
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Washington
Tom Todd
D-Conn
Dodd
Senate
United States
Senate Ethics Committee
Ethics Committee
Nicholas Katzenback
House of Representatives
House
Guatemala
Sen
Fulbright
Dirksen
Snath
Congress
William P. Ware
Republcan
Pennsylvania
Geoge Wharton Pepper
Ware
Frank Smith
Sam Insull
Truman Newberry
Henry Ford
Michigan
Newberry
Ronald Reagan
California
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Russell Long
Hiram Bingham
Connecticut
Charles L. Evanson
Connecticut Manufacturers Association
Senate Finance Committee
Bingham
Summit Set Stage for Useful Change
Punta del Este hosted a significant meeting where Latin American leaders and U S figures discussed geography over ideology, focusing on continental futures rather than past rivalries. The talks aimed to shape attitudes toward a unified Latin America amid doubts about Washington’s motives and a shared regional path.
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Punta del Este
Unguay
Tanta del Este
Latin America
Amazon
Andes
Rio Grande
Washington
North
Punta del Este shifts Latin America policy toward interdependence
James Reston notes President Johnson’s push to move Latin America from fear of weakness and division to a united, policy driven approach. The Punta del Este conference encouraged technical ideas to become political decisions, highlighting leaders like Eduardo Fret and Fernando Belaunde and signaling a broader hemispheric strategy beyond money. Johnson’s dignity and new vision for a productive, interconnected River Plate to Andes system mark a turning point, though implementation remains to be seen.
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Washington
Wall Street
Johnson
Latin America
Latin States
United States
Punta del Este
U.S
Eduardo Fret
Chile
Fernando Belaunde
Peru
Lyndon Johnson
Cuba
Castro
Andes
Sierra Maestra
South America
River Plate
Amazon
America
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Sydney Harris
Tle
Dean Swift
William Fulbright
D-Ark
Serape
Cole
Wana
Drew Pearson
James Reston
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