Long Beach Newspaper Staff and Address Listing
A 1969 Long Beach publication lists the Independent Herman H Ridder publisher and staff roles including Daniel H Ridder and Samuel C Cameron as co publisher and general manager Walter H Polak assistant to the publisher and other editors with office at 604 Pine Avenue and 9801 B-2. The notice appears in the Tuesday January 28 edition.
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Herman H. Ridder
Daniel H. Ridder
Samuel C. Cameron
Bernard J. Ridder Jr
Walter H. Polak
Malcolm Epley
Don Ohl
Pine Avenue
Long Beach
California
Storm drain bonds prove value in county flood control effort
The Long Beach and Los Angeles County flood control program, funded by bonds totaling 179 million in 1952, 225 million in 1958, and 275 million in 1964, limited flood damage during recent storms. Architects of the plan credit federal engineers, local planners, and taxpayer support for an extensive drainage network that spared canyon and hillside communities from catastrophe.
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Los Angeles County
Long Beach
John E. McGinnis
Army Corps of Engineers
Corps of Engineers
Los Angeles
San Gabriel
Congress
Harriman's Inauguration Retirement Questioned
An aging W Averell Harriman shows no sign of quiet retirement after guiding US Hanoi talks in Paris since May. The 77 year old diplomat's career features a push for public service, a governorship loss to Rockefeller, and a knack for bouncing back, with Henry Cabot Lodge stepping in as chief bargainer.
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W. Averell Harriman
Harriman
U.S
Hanoi
Paris
Henry Cabot Lodge
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
White House
Democratic Study Group
Lowenstein
McCormack
Town Meeting Denounces U S Double Standard on Arab Attacks
Irving Moskowitz of Long Beach condemns U S policy at the United Nations for not rebuking Lebanon and Arab states over hijackings and attacks on El Al airliners. He argues Israel's actions defend citizens and expose global hypocrisy in handling Arab terrorism.
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United States
El-Al
Athens
United Nations
Lebanon
Abdullah Yafi
Israel
United States of America
Irving Moskowitz
M.D
Long Beach
Nixon Faces Sobering Violence Report From Commission
Washington notes a National Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence warns of widespread disruption in campuses ghettos and streets. The report cites 239 violent urban outbursts 200 000 participants 8000 injuries 191 deaths and 370 civil rights demonstrations among many figures while urging better control of illegitimate violence. It ends with the idea that eliminating violence is impossible yet better management is urgent and achievable.
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Washington
Nixon
America
National Commission On the Causes and Prevention
Manhattan Island
England and
Wales
New York
Commission report on violence and social change to Johnson
The commission's bootleg summary highlights that student protests justify violent law breaking and discuss the balance between civil disobedience and upholding the rule of law. It notes media influence, youth as a driver of violence, crime statistics limits, and alcohol's role in fatal crashes as factors shaping social order and peaceful change.
Sidewalk Senate Discusses Freeways or Monorails in Bellflower
In Bellflower’s business district residents consider transit futures choosing between double decked freeways or elevated monorails as options for future transportation infrastructure.
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Bellflower Business District
ED Clark
Bellflower
Freshman education in Congress shapes future leaders
Washington reports on Allard K. Lowenstein, a 40 year old Democrat noted for deep political knowledge and skill in organizing political shifts, including how presidents may be ousted.
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Allard K. Lowenstein
Lyndon B. Johnson
Freshman Rep Lowenstein Faces House Rules and Realities
Flora Lewis reports on New York freshman Lowenstein adapting to Congress. He explores caucuses and party clashes, learns committee limits, and witnesses rule-driven inertia as he seeks to advance urban-focused legislation.
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Congress
Lowenstein
Gerry Ford
Carl Albert
Armed Services Committee
Agriculture Committee
Albert
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L. A. Collins, Sr
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Wellmeyer
ESS - Telegram
Drew Pearson
Johnson
Linda Correll
William White
Vera Marmer
Wayne Hayes
Norwalk
California State College At
Capitol Hill
Flora Lewis
Third Congress
Rep
Don Fraser
Minnesota
John Rarick
Louisiana
Rarick
George Wallace
Wallace
John Bell Williams
Mississippi
Albert Watson
South Carolina
Barry Goldwater
John O’hara
Michigan
Fraser
Wilbur Mills
Arkansas
South
Capitol
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