Ridder Family Editorial Leadership Page 8-2
The page lists the Ridder family in leadership roles at the Independent with Heeven H Ridder as Publisher and Daniel H Ridder as Co-Publisher. Also named are Miles B Sines Executive Editor Sterling Bemis Miauging Editor and L A Collins Sr Editorial Columnist with various staff roles.
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Heeven H. Ridder
Daniel H. Ridder
Sanwel GC
Cameron
Hernand Jo Ridder Jr
Alanogee
Walter H. Pali
Arsiant 10
Miles B. Sines
Sterling Bemis
L. A. Collins, Sr
Colemmnist
New York Strikes Highlight Urban Governance Crisis
New York faces a sweeping strike by sanitation workers causing rat and pollution problems as 100000 tons of refuse pile up. Mayor Lindsay and Governor Rockefeller clash over pay and state takeover while questions arise about protecting taxpayers and finding lasting solutions amid union demands.
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New York
John V. Lindsay
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Department of Sanitation
Lindsay
Rockefeller
New York City
Parks Fine but Housing Comes First
California parks chief William Penn Mott Jr urges tearing down slums to create serene parks. He warns housing must come first as slum residents, mostly Black, oppose relocation and low incomes limit choices. Long Beach scales back a park near California Avenue Recreation Center to keep homes.
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California
William Penn Mott Jr
Mott
Long Beach
California Avenue
Central District
Sound and Fury From Our National Bureau
WASHINGTON The FCC is beefing up the staff of its complaints and compliance division in anticipation of handling what appears to be a rising volume of political campaign issues and broadcast regulatory questions this election cycle.
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Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Political fairness code boosts public inquiries efforts
Capital chatter notes rising complaint volume and a ridged schedule for staff as two information booklets on the fairness code are issued. Interior Secretary Udall cited a battle over water pollution policy with aides Piluzio and Quigley ending in resignations after Udall sided with Diluzio on standards alignment.
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Stewart Udall
Udall
Frank C. Piluzio
James M. Quigley
Federal Water Pollution Control Administration
Diluzio
Quigley
Dilutio
Town Meeting Letters Debate College Oversight and Freedom
Readers discuss legislative inquiry into tax supported colleges and the balance between academic freedom and public oversight. The letter argues for taxpayer access to investigations, criticizes meddling by school administrators, and calls for responsible reporting on campus incidents.
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McIntosh
IPT
Othe
Iowa
Fullerton “Board
Bill Bledsoe
Why Are We Human Ponderings and Perplexities
A reflective column explores why married couples who separate cast blame on the traits that initially drew them together and why people who see themselves as religious often show less tolerance toward outsiders. The piece weighs human frailty, perception, and the complexity of belief in social harmony.
Why do people critique youth yet accept insult in return
A reflective piece questions double standards in society. It contrasts adult criticism of young people with youths challenging authorities, Russia's intolerance, immigration zeal, food reform, and civic responsibility. It ponders wealth, media competence, holidays, parenting nostalgia, and prompts reader disagreement.
Resignation Likely Soon From Peace Corps Leader Shriver
Sargent Shriver, organizer of the Peace Corps and a Kennedy family member, is expected to bow out as Peace Corps administrator. The article notes his unique position within the Johnson administration as a family member still working for LBJ.
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Washington
Sargent Shriver
Peace Corps
Shriver
Johnson
Kennedy
LBJ
Kennedy Johnson feud loosens as Shriver stays loyal
Shriver has remained loyal to President Johnson amid Kennedy family tensions. Johnson drafted Sargent Shriver to run the antipoverty office, and Shriver steered OEO through criticism and funding battles. Despite shifts to the Urban Coalition and concerns over funds, Shriver and Johnson maintain cordial relations while contemplating Shriver’s eventual bowing out.
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Shriver
Johnson
Hie
Eunice Kennedy
Kennedy
Sargent Shriver
Bobby
Buzz
Bobby Kennedy
Ken O'Donnell
Antipoverty Administration
Office of Economic Opportunity
Peace Corps
World Progress Administration
Roosevelt
Harry Hopkin
QED
Hopkins
Congress
OED
Washington
OEO
House of Representatives
New “Urban Coalition
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Prgram
Lbs
Political Advertisement Satire From a Turbulent Era
A fragment rails against fiscal secrecy and the public’s reaction to television political campaigns. Defense Secretary McNamara is cited on Pueblo escort risks as Russia asks restraint. The piece portrays Nixon’s view of a national spiritual crisis and mocks citizens watching war updates during a basketball game.
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M McNami
Pueblo
Russia
Nixon
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