Independent newsroom staff listed for page B-2
The page B-2 features the Independent newspaper masthead detailing key staff roles including publisher Herman H Ridder and co publisher Daniel H Ridder along with executives such as Samuel C Cameron general manager Bernard J Ridder Jr and editors Doz Ob Malcolm Epley W William W Broom Miles E Sines Sterling Bemis L A Collins Sr and Walter H Polak as assistant to the publisher.
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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
Doz Ob
Hollywood Tax Relief Sparks Debate on Film Economics
The article examines a state bill granting tax relief to the movie industry by valuing films like blank stock for tax purposes. It notes possible court challenges and describes Assembly amendments requiring state reimbursement to local agencies for tax losses, highlighting a shift toward home rule and local funding.
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Hollywood
Charlie Chaplin
Assembly
Senate delays Fortas bid amid quorum lack and political tactics
After three weeks of hearings the Senate Judiciary Committee halted Abe Fortas's nomination as chief justice due to a lack of quorum. Sen. Griffin boasted of a filibuster plan, while leaders cited technicalities to postpone action, highlighting procedural wrangling over the nominee.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Abe Fortas
Congress
Robert P. Griffin
Rmich
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Griffin
Portrait on the $100000 bill and other quiz facts
Questions cover Wilson on the high denomination note, trees versus rainwater, green turtles, the ocarina, Old Whitey Taylor’s horse, saber tooth tiger extinction, and Charles III’s regnal number with Mountbatten Windsor surname.
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Charles
Charles III
Mountbatten-Windsor
Nixon's Shifting Nixon Image Stirs GOP Debate in Miami
The column argues Nixon’s anti communism and later calls for Soviet cooperation show opportunism. It cites Khrushchev comments and Nixon’s 1959 Moscow visit, Hungary trip, and 1956 Suez stance, framing questions for Republican delegates in Miami. The piece contrasts Johnson and Eisenhower policies with Nixon’s record and potential future shifts.
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Miami Beach
Johnson
Gov
Rockefeller
Humphrey
Eugene McCarthy
Nixon
Vietnam
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
United States
Soviet Union
Siberia
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Congress
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Kremlin
Kurile Islands
Pueblo
Miami
Untimely thoughts essays on revolution and the Bolsheviks
A critical survey of Gorky 1917 1918 writings from No via Zhizn denouncing Bolshevik excesses and censorship. Notes highlight his opposition to mass killings arrests and press throttling by the Soviet regime. Also lists related historical volumes in a catalog style review with brief author and translator credits.
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Maxim Gorky
Herman Ermolaev
Eriksson
Gorky
Kremlin
Petrograd
Novaya Zhizn
New Life
Shingarev
Kokoshkin
Russia
N.H
Nixon and Rockefeller Compared in 1960 Nomination Battle
The piece notes both Nixon and Rockefeller are intelligent experienced Republicans likened as federal activists who want the presidency. It argues personal and party impacts matter more than policy shifts, with Nixon seen as party favorite and Rockefeller as a divider, influencing possible November outcomes.
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New York
Richard Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
Nixon
Rockefeller
Nixon and Rockefeller Split Party, Shape Election Governance
James Reston argues Nixon and Rockefeller differ in approach and appeal. Nixon's past reputation and anti New Deal stance hurt him outside his base, while Rockefeller attracts moderates and minorities. The choice in Miami Beach signals who can win in November and govern after January 20.
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Nixon
Johnson
Miami Beach
Senate
House
Humphrey
Platform Committee
Rockefeller
New York
Young
Kennedy
Washington
Cyclone Racer at Nu-Pike Nears Closure
Retired resident W. L. Terkelson of 1053 Chestnut St says he never visits the Pike and has not ridden the Cy clone Racer in years. He was asked about the coming closing at Sixth Street and Pine Avenue.
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W. L. Terkelson
Chestnut St
Pike
Sixth Street
Pine Avenue
C. J. Prohaska
Third St
Town Meeting editor rails at patriots amid leftist hate charges
The piece argues that effective anti communist crusaders face bitter attacks from both communists and bleeding hearts. It notes critics label patriots as hate mongers while enemies claim to hate them for defending the republic. Long Beach.
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Republic
Long Beach
Post Office Proposes Stepwise Cuts to Week Operations
A reader warns that the Post Office cannot sustain six days of service due to funding shortfalls. Plans call for five days in October then four days, raising costs and reducing service. The writer urges citizens to contact Senators to curb perceived waste. Curpess
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Sterling Bemis
L. A. Collins, Sr
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Rl.c
U.S
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U.S. President
Old Whitey
Zachary Taylor
Taylor
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Whittaker Chambers
Westminster
Bert Andrews
New York Herald Tribune
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Suez Canal
Ike
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Nisa
Alexander the Great
Tony Parker
Bobbs Merrill
London
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Rocky
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Rockefel
James Reston
Reagan
Sidewalk Senate
Helen Hanna
Arnold J. Anderson
Claremore Ave
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Carol Munroe
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