Independent leaders and staff page note from Long Beach paper
A readerable byline and staff list appear for the Long Beach California edition on Monday January 30 1987 naming Daniel H Widder Semel C Cormnane Miles E Sives Harold M Hines Malcolm Eples LA Calllos St Sterling Bomis William W Broom Don On and others as publishers editors and staff.
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Semel C. Cormnane
Miles E. Sives
Harold M. Hines
Malcobm Eples
LA Calllos St
Golmeuint
Sterling Bomis
Eliter
William W. Broom
Don On
Long Beach
California
Flournoy's Good Move On Tax Men
Flournoy aims to reform California inheritance tax appraisal practices by moving to state controlled appraisals with executor based valuations for fixed assets and contracts for specialized items. The plan removes county treasurers and seeks to save about four million dollars yearly by ending patronage fees while prompting legislative scrutiny of safeguards against favoritism.
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Houston
Flournoy
California
Alan Cranston
New York Lottery Move Seen Offering Respectability
The Great State of New York may sell lottery tickets through banks after lawmakers and Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller approve a plan to back a state run gambling operation. Proponents hail public revenue for education but critics warn it is a regressive attractor for wealth and could embolden broader gambling attempts nationwide.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
California
Albany
No Offer to Talk Peace In Hanoi Proposal Questioned
The text argues that Ho Chi Minh’s proposal allegedly brought to President Johnson would not lead to peace talks. It claims Johnson won’t travel to Hanoi to seek peace during the war and that such overtures mainly serve propaganda. It notes a private delegation’s view that U S demands must include ending military action in South Vietnam.
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HO Chi Mink
Johnson
Hanoi
North Vietnam
United States
South Vietnam
Which Road Will UC Take Now
Berkeley concerned over California politics as Governor Reagan and a conservative coalition press University of California reforms. Dr. Clark Kerr’s dismissal spurs debate on board action aligning with Reagan’s philosophy or delaying changes amid ongoing campus tensions and controversy over funding and competition with private universities.
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Berkeley
California
Earl Warren
Reagan
Clark Kerr
University of California
Board of Regents
University
Resgan
Kerr
Stanford
University of Michigan
Roger W. Heyns
California University Fight Brings Regents Into Political Turmoil
The University of California faces campus strife as Governor Reagan presses for changes in leadership and policy. Regents clash with political factions over Kerr's firing, while Berkeley's rise in graduate prestige and expansion fuels tension and worries about recruitment amid a growing student body and tightened oversight.
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University of California
Berkeley
Adlai Stevenson
Goldwater
Nelson
Rockefeller
California
University
Kerr
Three Signifcant Events Affect Peace Chances
Washington reports three pivotal events shaping long term peace prospects. President Johnson met with Ambassador Thompson at the Texas ranch to align on Soviet American cooperation. Plans included ratifying the consular treaty, pursuing a non proliferation treaty, and jointly aiding underdeveloped nations. Johnson urged Rusk to advance ratification as Podgorny prepared to present credentials in Moscow. Event No. I: President Podgorny in Moscow.
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Washington
Moscow
Detroit
Johnson
Llewelyn Thompson
Texas
United States
Lbj
Thompson
Podgorny
Kremlin
Rusk
Speeches and politics swirl as press notes. Hoover loyalty questioned
Drew Pearson reports on Moscow critiques of U.S. Vietnam policy and LBJ’s stance toward Soviet cooperation. Young Americans for Freedom claim victory over American Motors in Detroit over Russia sales plans. J Edgar Hoover, age 73, bears on Mundt and the consular treaty amid Rusk Senate testimony as Johnson pursues engagement with European Communist nations.
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Young Americans For Freedom
American’ Motors
Detroit
Russia
J. Edgar Hoover
LBJ
Sen
Karl Mundt
R-S.d
Johnson
Social Order Outdated in Radical Modern Age
A fragment arguing that modern technology empowers individuals to set the terms of living, removing humans from passive roles once dictated by events. It contrasts past helplessness with current ability to control outcomes and shape society. The passage emphasizes a shift in agency and power.
What our future will be like under technological revolution
Sydney Tearris argues that a new social invention is essential to balance an automated, computerized society emerging this century. He compares tech progress to a jet with a 1920s fuselage and warns against technology flying the social order, urging controls and imaginative governance.
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Ife
Thomas Huxley
Meeting Apathy in Strange Places
Editorial comments on public apathy as a factor in crime policy. It questions Evelle Younger’s focus on apathy while critiquing plea bargains and office budgeting tendencies. The piece ponders whether a politician avoids taxation education by blaming citizen indifference. Long Beach.
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Evelle Younger
Socia
Soci
Younger
Reading both sides of Governor Reagan's budget issue
Angela Gerving of Long Reach urges factual discussion about California's debt and student costs. She notes tuition is charged in most states, scholarships and loans exist, and questions whether student protests contributed to Dr Kerr's dismissal. She advocates candid budgeting and potential cuts to survive.
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Reagan
Kerr
Reader writes on George Robeson column viewpoints
A reader complains that George Robeson's column presents only one side of issues. Editorial writers share their own views to inform readers, while the front page offers the full story with multiple perspectives for balanced understanding.
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George Robeson
Salvation Army thanks Long Beach press for Christmas aid
Editor expresses sincere gratitude to the Long Beach Independent Press Telegram editors columnists feature writers and photographers for assisting in Christmas relief efforts. Heartfelt appreciation extends to all news media for coverage enabling help to the needy in the community. The note references CAFT Harold D brought on and mentions a Town Meeting article about Epley and Reagan with unclear hostile commentary.
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Long Beach Independent Press‘Telegram
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Robert Finch
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Vietnam
LBI
Dean Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mundt
Hoovar
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Leningrad
State Department
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Powca
Sydney Tearris
Angela Gerving
Salvation Army
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