Editorial staff and contact details at 603 Ping Avenue
The page lists staff roles including William M. Broom as Editor and Miles F. Sines as Executive Editor along with other editors and the telephone line 433-1001. Also shows addresses 603 Ping Avenue and 90861 with names Sterling Bents TA Collins and Amociste Editor Dor Obl.
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William M. Broom
Milcolm Eplyy
Dor Obl
Ping Avenue
Miles F. Sines
Sterling Bents
TA. Collins
Sine Editorial
Food shortage amid prosperity saddles nation with hunger
President Johnson boasts a near year end surplus due to higher-than-expected tax revenue while unemployment sits at 3.3 percent the lowest in 15 years. In New York and other cities employers worry about worker shortages as welfare protests grow in Long Beach. Anthropologist Margaret Mead testifies that almost 10 million Americans are inadequately nourished, many due to poverty and unemployment, highlighting disparities as prosperity persists.
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Washington
Johnson
New York
Long Beach
Margaret Mead
Senate
United States
Mead
Sound views on crime by GOP group
A Republican congressional task force calls for national planing and coordination, boosted manpower, and deployment of federal anti crime operatives in cities with strong rackets. It favors moderated electronic surveillance and supports expanding the Clark era strike forces to curb organized crime while noting social harms.
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GOP Group
Congress
Atty
Ramsey Clark
Clark
GOP
Pentagon Wish List Provokes Reader Outcry in 1969 Artesia
A letter from Artesia laments the Pentagon funding surge and presses for fiscal sanity amid U S military buildup. The writer cites looming missiles, Polaris submarines and Vietnam costs, arguing Congress has allowed weapons lobbies to shape tax priorities and urging public vocal action.
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Pentagon
Congress
Vietnam
Eisenhower
U.S
Federal welfare costs debated by Finch Rockefeller and Reagan
Washington discussions center on federal funding for public welfare with Robert Finch signaling openness to greater federal burden while Nelson Rockefeller promotes a nationwide system. Ronald Reagan proposes residency limits to curb migration, highlighting political divisions over who bears welfare costs and how to implement a federal framework.
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Washington
Robert Finch
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Ronald Reagan
California
Rockefeller
Agnew
Mississippi
Naturaly
Reagan
Federal welfare shift eyed to ease local costs
The piece argues for a wholly federal welfare system to standardize minimum needs and boost aid, noting 1967 welfare spending at 3.4 billion. It highlights political risks among middle class taxpayers and cites figures on poverty and eligibility, plus questions on canonization miracles and Navy ranks.
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Reagan
Richard Nixon
Bob Finch
Sidewalk Senate by T. V. Dixon Evening Patrol
Policemail from Long Beach notes a citizen seeking balanced fun. The writer frets about parties staying reasonable then attending a parade with friends.
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T. V. Dixon
Policemail
Long Beach
Onassis Buys Swiss Bank Linked To Illegal Gold
At about the same time Aristotle Onassis supported Jacqueline Kennedy he quietly purchased a Swiss bank that was already under U S investigation for handling illegal gold transfers for American depositors. Morgenthau’s crackdown targeted U S citizens using foreign banks.
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Washington
Aristotle Onassis
Onassis
New York
U.S
Robert Morgenthau
Swiss bank secrets and Kennedy era politics unfold
The piece details secret Swiss bank accounts used to evade laws, Onassis wealth movements, and Morgenthau's office findings on gold and stock speculation. It also covers a backstage struggle between Vice President Humphrey and Senator Kennedy over Democratic Party leadership, with mentions of O'Brien, O'Donnell, Sanford, and McCarthy.
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Onassis
President Kennedy
U.S
New York Stock Exchange
Jacqueline Onassis
Kennedy
Herb Brownell
Hubert Humphrey
Ted Kennedy
D-Mass
Tdemocratic
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Johnson
LBJ
New York City
Commodore
Larry O'Brien
Kenneth O'Donnell
O'Brien
North Carolina
Terry Sanford
Minnesota
Eugene McCarthy
McCarthy
Sory Row
Joan of Arc
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