Long Beach News Names Editorial Staff 1967
The August 3 1967 Long Beach California page lists the Independent newspaper staffing with Daniel J Ridder publisher Samuel GC Cameron general manager Harald Attingr Aristo publisher Derwad J Ridder Fry business manager William Wi Broom editor Malcolm Epley Aviocing Faye Dow Of Editorial Page Editor.
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Ridder
Daniel J. Ridder
Samuel GC
Cameron
Harald Attingr
Arit
Derwad J
Ridder Fry
William Wi’. Broom
Malcolm Epley
Faye Dow of
U S Customs Commended for Action at Long Beach Airport
The Long Beach area honors Customs actions restoring service to the airport and moving operations to Terminal Island. Knoke announces transfer of 100 plus employees from Los Angeles, while officials note overseas traffic will grow. Local leaders and Congress members praised the settlements and practical steps.
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Long Beach
District Commissioner of Customs
William R. Knoke
Terminal Island
Trans- International Airlines
Frankfurt
Germany
Lufthansa
Trafic
Los Angeles
Waterfront
Sen. Kuchel
Rep
Hosmer
Washington
Frank Creed
Mr. Knoke
Noise Tax Plan Tests Now Feature
Los Angeles city councilmen pursue a proposed tax on air passengers and freight to fund soundproofing for homes schools and churches in the airport area. The plan faces court tests doubts about practicality and sufficiency of revenue.
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Los Angeles
City inequality: rich high rises fade as poor flood in
The piece argues major cities host a rich minority in luxury housing while the middle class is pushed to suburbs, producing traffic and urban decay. Harold Howe cites data from Los Angeles Atlanta and Boston showing streets and parking lots dominate downtown areas, with inner city slums prominent in the rest.
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Los Angeles
Sion
Stanford University
Harold Howe
United States
Education
Aristotle
Howe
Atlanta
Boston
Radios to parachute behind Viet Nam lines
Industrial notes discuss a proposed USIA device by Leonard Marks a near transistor radio packed in a padded box to be dropped behind Viet Nam lines tuned to The Voice of Freedom a South Vietnamese USIA station. The piece contrasts this with North Vietnamese radio control and notes shifting propaganda and inspection debates.
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Washington — IL
Leonard Marks
U.S. Information Agency
Vietnam
Voice of Freedom
South Vietnam
USIA
North Vietnam
Defectors Use Radio Gifts Amid Vietnam War Info War
Drew Pearson outlines Viet Cong defectors rising to 20000 in a year and 18000 in the first half of 1967, aided by Welcome Passes and transistor radios labelled Gift of the Free World. Messages in local language urge comrade defections as U SIA relies more on Vietnam broadcasts.
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Marks
Voice of Freedom
LBJ
U.S. Information Agency
Vietnam
Lesson of the Child Lost in Parent Vanity
Thoughts at large reflect on parental vanity shaping children and the mismatch between parent and child traits. It argues imaginary evils cause lifelong anxiety, notes a church revolution reminds of Morgenstern, and cites Whitehead on force justification. It concludes that life has no villains, only heroes pursuing mistaken goals.
Sydney Harris Remarks on Christianity and Knowledge
Prophetic remarks by Sydney Harris at century turn argue Christianity is about Jesus message not religion narrowly. He compares doves and hawks in Middle East policy, critiques pure reason, and notes mind world dualism and limits of perception.
Fast Life Botit Canada and the United States tensions
A summer report notes strain between Canada and the United States with US race riots and Canada handling a Charles de Gaulle visit fallout. Adams Clayton Powell advocates violence yet omits details on Detroit families to be rehabilitated on his Bahamas island.
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Canada
United States
Charles de Gaulle
Adam Clayton Powell
Bahamas
Budget vote criticism and call for recall of senator
A letter condemns State legislators for full time pay while a budget measure is discussed and accuses Senator Kenrick of delaying on the measure after a governor phone call. The writer urges voters to recall him at the next election. A second letter protests AB 1199 to lower legal sale age for firearms and air guns, asking Deukmejian Dills and Xennick to justify their yes votes. James E. Huebner signs.
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Kenrick
Trussell and
Gonsalves
California
Deukmejian, Dills
Xennick
James E. Huebner
Town Meeting Opinion on Civil Rights Riots
A Long Beach editor argues that civil rights progress requires self improvement and lawful conduct by all, urging both Black rioters and white segregationists to respect laws. He links riots to perceived failures in education and law obedience, calling for orderly progress and mutual respect.
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Axe
Civil rights are a white problem not a black one
The piece argues segregation and deprivation stem from the white majority, urging white communities to drive change. It challenges the idea of outside agitators, links riots to rage and frustration, and notes most whites misunderstand the systemic power imbalance shaping race in America.
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America
J. Edgar Hoover
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U.S. Customs
Bureau of Customs
Tony Beach
Ralph McGill
Walderita
Swift
Armour
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
New Orleans
Agriculture Department
Drew Pearson
Big City
LenLhan
House Agriculture
The
Meat Institute, Independent Meat Packers Association
Western States Meat Packers
Christian Morgenstern
Whitehead
N Life
Theater
Sydney Harris
Israel
Harry Earns
Caribbean
Castro
Langhead
Long
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