Ridder CoPublisher In Long Beach Observes Monday
Independent Daniel H. Ridder is noted as CoPublisher in Long Beach California on Monday January 9 1987. The mention appears on page B-2 of the Independent newspaper.
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1967
Page
6
Congress Plan For Harbor Customhouse Is Subverted
Long Beach city officials allege U S Customs will disperse duties between the harbor and downtown Los Angeles bypassing the 1963 plan to centralize at a Terminal Island site. Creed says about 100 staff stay downtown versus 150 at the harbor, duplicating functions. City leaders seek support from California’s delegation to preserve the central harbor location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harbor
U.S. Customs Service
Terminal Island
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Frank F. Creed
Harbor Area
John R. Mansell
Creed
Customs Service
U.S. General Services Administration
Nichols
Secretary of the Treasury
Vincent Thomas
San Pedro
California
Red Cross Has Another Record Year
The Red Cross reports a record 1965-66 year with 84,000 service members served monthly abroad and 141,400 services monthly to military families. Disaster work aided 572,900 people in 14,100 incidents, including Betsy, and 69,000 families moved toward recovery. Total outlay reached 120.8 million. Call the Long Beach Chapter to volunteer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Independent Press- Telegram
Vietnam
U.S
The
Long Beach
Quotations on affliction faith and liberty in brief quotes
A compact compilation of biblical verses and remarks from Lamartine Phelps and Coolidge. It presents themes of oppression fear patience curiosity and prosperity through terse sayings by religious and historical figures. The lines invoke enduring ideals without narrative or context.
Bridge Critics Rebut State Span Financing Debate
Sacramento report notes Blyth & Co. of San Francisco challenged claims by Southern California Auto Club and downtown Los Angeles interests that the 21.4 million loan between San Pedro and Terminal Island was a white elephant. The piece examines the bridge project’s financial health amid funding discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buresell Sacramento
Blyth & Co., Inc
San Francisco
Vincent Thomas
Southern California Auto Club
Los Angeles
San Pedro
Terminal Island
Financial feasibility eyed for Vincent Thomas Bridge link
Blyth & Co. reports the $5 million expressway link to the Harbor Freeway could be financed from existing bridge toll revenues with the project funded by 1967 and bonds retired by 1972 if revenues hold. Chief engineer ER Foley says three-year traffic and revenue gains justify early projections while refinancings could push toll-free date earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blyth & Co., Inc
ER. Foley
Blyth
Bridge Authority
Blyth Consultants
Vincent Thomas
D-San Pedro
Federal
Terminal Island
Gerald Desmond
Long Beach
Blythe
Harbor Freeway
Powell Can Point Finger Too in Powell Case
The article questions political ethics as Rep. Sam Gibbons defends himself against influence allegations tied to U S Phosphoric Products and a Tampa hospital sale while Rep Omar Burleson faces probes into expense practices. It cites Rep L Mendel Rivers as another high profile case of alleged privilege and misuse of air travel for official business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Gibbons
D-Fla
Tampa
U.S
Gibbons
Idaho
Gibbon
Vigo Corporation
Miami Land
Tampa Hospital
Veterans Administration
Omar Burleson
D-Tex
House
Powell
Burleson
Texas
Ethics Shakeup Wanted in House on Banking and Military Deals
Drew Pearson alleges Navy, Air Force officials used influence to aid contractors and pay demands. Rivers pressured Vice Admiral Will to approve a $177,150.61 claim to Power Equipment Corp for ship repairs. Rep McMillan steered a $21 million D C Sports Coliseum contract and influenced a bond writer who bought him a Cadillac. Multer and Powell linked to banking investments while shaping legislation. Calls for a thorough ethics investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Military Sea Transport Service
John Will
The
Power Equipment Corp
Brooklyn
South Carolina
Rivers
Admiral Will
John L. McMillan
House
D.C
D. C. Sports Coliseum
Abraham Multer
D-N.y
House Banking and Currency Committee
Adam Clayton Powell
Park Central Savings and Loan Company
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Powell
Journalism professors urge Moyers career shift protest
Sens Oaper notes journalism instructors tell students Moyers quit a $30,000 post to work in newspapers. The piece reflects on growing knowledge of Vietnam geography, described as fascinating yet unwelcome in context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Moyers
Score Right on This and You Win How to Tell a Winner from a Loser
A compact reflection contrasts winners and losers in attitude and behavior. It highlights that winners admit mistakes, take responsibility, work hard, commit, face problems, and follow through, while losers blame, dodge, stay busy, avoid accountability, and repeat errors.
What a winner is and isn t a loser s mindset
Sydney Harris contrasts winner and loser traits in a compact set of observations. The winner seeks growth, responsibility, and genuine respect, while the loser avoids accountability, defends the status quo, and favors being liked over being admired. The passage highlights discipline, learning from superiors, and deliberate pacing as marks of a winner.
Town Meeting View on Demonstrations in Long Beach
A Long Beach citizen argues that while the right to assemble exists, public demonstrations risk provoking unfavourable reactions. He suggests private committees for discussion, condemns eight years of protests, and urges voting and lawful procedure over public displays.
Run by Newspapermen and civic faith in action line
A letter criticizes Action Line as a one man Chamber of Commerce style feature and urges newspapers run by newspapermen. It urges public protest against crime through supporting DA Evelle Younger and his anti crime proposals while urging civic action and faith in Christ as salvation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Action Line
Chamber of Commerce
Focal
Evelle V. Younger
Sacramento
Younger
Readers praise Action Line column impact
A reader writes that Action Line provides informative answers and hopes the column continues despite government criticism. They praise the Jan 4 letter criticizing Billy Graham and Cardinal Spellman and express support for decisive action in Vietnam to avoid later escalation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Action Line
Billy Graham
Cardinal Spellman
Vietnam
Also Mentioned on This Page
Herman H. Ridder
Daniel H. Ridder
CoPubisher
Congress
Tombhouse
Philip Nichols Jr
Customs
American Red Cross
Alphonse de Lamartine
William Lyon Phelps
Calvin Coolidge
James Meccauley
Smagegy
Point Finger
Har- Jean
Rep. L. Mendel Rivers
D-S.c
Armed Services
Air Force
Charleston
Drew Pearson
Faris
Matt McCloskey
Bobby Baker
Don Reynolds
Reynolds
McMillan
Washington Post
Renolds
Sensoaper
Bill Vaugham
Sydney Harris
Town’ Meeting
Virginia Kelly
Christ
Jesus Christ
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