Editorial Responsibility Pinpointed
Sam Roberts, subsidence administrator, had warned of weaknesses in the city subsidence control setup. Harbor Board action since his December report reduces the need for his proposed consolidation of subsidence and petroleum divisions, leaving Port Manager Charles L. Vickers as the lead in coordinating efforts and expediting repressuring in the harbor oil field. The city should study long term oil properties management and subsidence control, with a full departmental approach before the next city election.
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Sam Roberts
Board of Harbor Commissioners
Roberts
Harbor Board
Charter
Harbor Commission
Charles L. Vickers
Vickers
Harbor Petroleum Division
Long Beach
Aren
Alamitos Bay
Naples
Belmont Shore
C of C Membership Drive Promises Growth for Long Beach
The Long Beach Chamber of Commerce launches a 300 Clubs membership drive with Thursday morning meetings at the Lafayette Hotel to recruit business and professional leaders. Promoters cite tourism as a $63 million annual impact, urging investors to join as a key payroll asset and future city prosperity driver.
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Lafayette Hotel
Long Beach
Chamber of Commerge
Chamber
Strictly Personal Why Criticism Depresses Us
Sydney J. Harris argues that people are more hurt by criticism than lifted by praise. He notes a universal sense of inadequacy and urges accepting insecurity as a normal part of humanity, warning against false confidence that masks self doubt.
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Sydney J. Harris
Thal
Ike stakes on West Coast transportation post
Senate committee chair Warren Magnuson signals a careful review of John Allen the ex congressman from California named under secretary of commerce for transportation The move follows Allen’s past ties to a Chin Bok Hing trust fund tax case and a federal probe that faded after political turnover The piece links Allen to broader GOP ties and a 1950s Teamsters welfare fund scandal involving Hoffa Dorfman and Summerfield with mentions of Nixon and Patterson Chenin
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Washington
Selote
Warren Magnuson
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Ike
John Allen
California
Justice Department
Peré
King of Northern California Ramblers
Chin -Bak Pearson Hing
Congressan Allen
Berkeley
Calif
Chin Bok Hing
James McGranery
Herbert Brownell
McGranery
Republican Congress
Allen
James Patterson
Connecticut
Nixon
Wnder
Patterson
Chin Bok Iling
Eisenhower Little Cabinet
House Couitiee
Jimny Hoffa
Michigan ‘Teamsters
Homer Ferguson
Arthur Summerfield
Michigan
Howevs
Wiliam F. McKennaz
Teamsters
GOP
Clave Hoffman
Pon
Wint Smith
Kansas
Charlie Malleck
Indiana
House
Lennte Raelsets Committee
John McClellan
Arkansas
Mundt
Goldwater
Summerfield
Talleck
Hoffman
Holle
Bethlehem Youngstown Drop Merger Ends Historic Plan
Bethlehem Steel Corp and Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co halted their planned merger, the largest in U.S. business history, to avoid further uncertainty and allow individual planning. Officials say an appeal from an injunction could not be resolved by July 1980. the 1934 announcement drew antitrust opposition under the Clayton Act.
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New York
Tueatay
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Go
Dustier Department
Antitrust Division
Long Beach’s 100000th telephone goes to Mrs Monroy McKenzie
The 100000th telephone installed in Long Beach was awarded to Mrs. Monroy McKenzie of 5733 East Second Street as announced by C. G. Scott Southern District Manager of Associated Telephone Co Long Beach ranked 21st in the nation for telephones in service Also notes rec commission approval a 709 by 600 foot Water Department land lease near Carson Street for baseball use and 18 city teams with more playing elsewhere 30 years ago growing beauty shops from 85 in 1814 to 825 licensed today Long Beach Beauty Shops Association formed with original Hairdressers and Cosmetic Club members as nucleus Jack P Jones president Bertha J Dyke vice president May Louise Frenzel secretary Bessie Buckwalter treasurer.
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Long Beach
Monroy McKenzie
Second St
C. G. Scott
Associated Telephone Co
United States
Recreation Commissioners
Water Department
Carson 'T
Lakewood Village
Tnday
Long Beach Detter Beauty Shops Association
Grup
Jack P. Jones
Bertha J. Dyke
B. A. Gellau
May Louise Frenzel
Bessie Buckwalter
Trvas
Soviet News Echoes Cold War Tensions and Press Control
A retranscribed Soviet press broadcast argues that Western coverage fuels the cold war while Soviet media, tightly controlled by the Kremlin, distorts American policy. It cites Mikoyan rebuttal of American journalism, notes censorship on Russian reporters, and mocks Western broadcasts as biased propaganda.
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Washington
Amasias
Mikoyan
Russia
Moscow
Tass
Kremlin
United States
Khrushchev
Madia
Eisenhower
Rostovstev
Truman
U. S. SR
Tere
Nixon cites lessons from the anti-Communist line
United Press International reports Vice President Nixon advising American businessmen that a principled stand against Communists earns respect. The piece also covers Senator Talmadge criticisms of the Supreme Court and Khrushchev’s economic campaign, plus Ridder family and newspaper staff bylines.
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United Press International
New York
Richard M. Nixon
Tabor Janders
Aris
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Drew Pearson
Gambler
McClellan
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Loch
Brotherhoo
Electrical Workers
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Union Insurance Agency
Rose Wm Allen Dorfman
Hoffa
Paul Dorfman
Waste Material Handlers Union
Chicago
Johnny Dio
Rose
Allen Dorhian
Union Casualty Co
Allen Dorfman
Dorfman
Jimmy Hoffa
Bethlehem, Youngstown
Emember Bay Tucker P
Curt Ker
Red News
Herman J. Tahnidge
D-Ga
Supreme Court
Ussr
Herman H. Ridder
Daniel H. Ridder
Harold M. Hines
Rammuel S Cameron
Genly
Larry Calling Jr
Gollina St
Malcolm Bpte
Miles C. Sines
Harry Fulton
National Advertising Representatives
Ridder Johns, Inc
WIN
AE New Vorkuniuener
Finih Axons Chicago
Wrigley
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