Independent newspaper masthead and staff listing
Long Beach California edition dated Monday January 27 1769 shows a masthead with publisher Samuel C Cameron general manager Wren Withiaus Broom and editors Don Obl Efser ity Pine A webu nager. The page lists Ridder co publisher Beraud J Ridder and other staff including business manager and executive editor.
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Long Beach
California
Independent contract cities press county police fee rise
Los Angeles County contract cities plan to argue against a proposed 25 percent increase in county police fees at the March 1 Board of Supervisors meeting. The 1965 grand jury urged scrapping the aid method for setting costs, suggesting a $10,000 per car rise, while contract cities insist they have paid their share and seek fair treatment. Concurrently, the County League of California Cities investigates possible tax advantages for incorporated areas, including contract and independent cities, urging careful, impartial review.
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Los Angeles
Long Beach
Board of Supervisors
Cilius
Kenneth Hatin
Los Angeles County
League of California Cities
League
Too early to assess blame for Pueblo
The piece argues it is premature to blame anyone for the Pueblo capture without full information. It urges vigorous congressional inquiry into Navy operations, potential culpability of officials, and broader questions about surveillance missions, safety, and national security.
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Comdr
Lloyd Bucher
Navy Times
Navy Department
U.S
Town Meeting on Auto Insurance for Youth
An editor urges reform of auto insurance practices that penalize young drivers. He argues youths face higher costs and restricted access to education and work, calling for individual ratings and government investigation. A Lakewood wife thanks helpers after her husband’s Lakewood Boulevard accident. she notes community kindness.
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Anany Cies
Long Beach
Lakewood Blvd
Lane
The Nation on Race Religion and Schools Crisis
A New York Times Service opinion piece weighs antisemitisim and black power clashes in city schools and universities, arguing larger national trends favor moderates. It cautions against overreaction to New York’s militant scenes while noting broader world moves toward peace talks and arms control.
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New York Times
New York
America
Washington
New York City
San Kanecisco
Brandeis
Massachusetts
United States
Paris
Vietnam
Nixon
Foreign Ministry
Middle East
Tuer
Lady Senator Questions Packard Over GAO Access
A U S senator presses Deputy Defense Secretary David Packard about GAO access. Packard resists granting GAO entry to some defense department functions, while his agency handles billions in contracts and faces scrutiny over accountability and oversight.
Packard Faces GAO Demand Over Defense Contractor Costs
The exchange centers on Hewlett Packard pricing and whether contractors should disclose cost data. Senator Margaret Chase Smith presses former Deputy Secretary Packard about SEC access and GAO probes into excessive profits, noting prior refusals to reveal cost records. Packard cites court rulings and argues disclosures differ for general financials versus specific costs.
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Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Jady
Senate Armed Services Committee
Packard
Sen. Smith
GAQ
GOA
Senator Smith
Securities and Exchange Commission
Cong
General Accounting Office
SEC
Minorities on the Nixon team
New York columnist outlines how Nixon administration talent wants minority representation at HEW HUD and Justice. Faced with strict merit tests and limited ghetto dialogue, appointments proceed slowly amid tensions with Black Puerto Rican and Mexican American communities. Farmer weighs risks and prospects for real reform.
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New York
Janes Ferner
CORE
Nixon
Farmer
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Sidewalk Senate Query Sheds Light on Daily Impact
A question posed at Candlewood Shops in Lakewood asks how flow and vain affect daily life at home or work, exploring public sentiment about urban design and pedestrian space. Local shoppers ponder environmental aesthetics and practical effects on routines.
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