Ridder Newspaper Staff Listing On Page B-2
A compiled masthead shows the Independent’s publishers editors and staff for Page B-2. Names include Herma H Ridder Samuel C Cameron Maseger Berxed and others with roles editor associate editor and managing editor. The listing reflects a traditional press structure with multiple editors and department heads.
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Herma H. Ridder
Samuel C. Cameron
Maseger
Berxed
Help for Another Minority
A Senate subcommittee hearing in Los Angeles on bilingual education highlights Mexican-Americans in California and the Southwest. California faces funding gaps while federal proposals seek up to 15 million dollars yearly. both state senators back the measure amid calls for a minority body that is not well understood.
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United States
California
Georges Murphy
Trelen Rowan
Miss Rowan
Congress
A Time to Gain New Resolution
Congress adjourns for 310 days as Johnson touts optimism in Philadelphia. Voters back home seek answers on economy taxes inflation Vietnam draft and social issues. Lawmakers return to renewal as a fragile mood of optimism mixes with concern about national problems.
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Congress
Tas
Johnson
Philadelphia
Eye witness account of Century Plaza march clash
Richard M. Bentley of Signal Hill recalls the June 23 Los Angeles protest near Century Plaza Hotel. He describes a dense crowd, police in tightly packed formation, and aggressive baton use while marchers faced no visible attacks, noting police foreknowledge and a lack of dispersal orders.
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Century Plaza Hotel
Richard M. Bentley
Death of the Boston Traveler ends long era
Washington notes mark the Boston Traveler’s forthcoming cessation after 142 years due to high costs and TV advertising pressure. The piece highlights a clash over investigative crime reporting, including Hank Messick’s dismissal and resignations from Gage, Salin, and Savage amid changes at the Herald-Traveler Corporation.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
Boston Traveler
Traveler
Hank Messick
The
Boston Herald
Underworld
Joseph Linsey
Herald-Traveler
George Akerson
Messick
Nicholas Gage
John Salin
James Savage
Herald Traveler
Akerson
Greater
Herald- Traveler Corporation
Boston Herald Traveler closed after probe into crime links
DREW PEARSON exposes a clash over investigative reporting on Boston area crime figures. The piece traces connections among Raymond Patriarca, Gennaro Anguila, Mickey Rocco, and local business ties to Linsey and Dario, noting publisher denial and the publication shutdown of the Herald-Traveler.
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Herald-Traveler
Research Bureau
Savage
Henry Petersen
Justice Department
Boston
Gennaro Anguila
Mickey
Rocco
Linsey
Boston Cosa Nostra
Senate
Akerson
Boston Police
Herald- Traveler
Dario
Boston Traveler
Fundamentals of Patriotism Still Sound
Abraham Lincoln speech excerpt recalls four score and seven years since a new nation was conceived in liberty and dedicated to equality. The text notes a world fixated on new nations and developing states as it emphasizes foundational American ideals.
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Abraham Lincoln
Gettysburg
The gulf between have and have nots widens amid patriotism debate
The piece argues that national pride in America has long been a force binding a diverse population, rooted in New England and New York intellectuals. It contrasts past fervent patriotism with current disillusion among scholars and policy makers, claiming anti intellectualism and blame on elite thinkers hinder responsible action.
De Gaulle Pursues Solar Diplomacy Across Nations
Fisher's Island reports on De Gaulle’s Paris seminars with Kysygin Wilson and leaders of Turkey and Romania, signaling France’s bid to stay neutral amid shifting power, while acknowledging American and Soviet dominance and China’s rise as a future superpower.
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China
de Gaulle
France’s De Gaulle eyes neutral balance amid global shifts
The general pursues disengagement from NATO and Palestine clashes while positioning France as a potential mediator in Asia and the Middle East. He seeks to reaffirm France’s role with Arab states and Algeria, warning against overreliance on Washington as Kosygin’s talks test equilibrium.
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France
Israel
Palestine
de Gaulle
Cuba
U.S.A
NATO
3KATO
Vietnam
Southeastern Asia
Tsraglis
Moscow
Middle East
Southeast Asia
Algeria
U.S
London
Washington
Kosygin
United States
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Don OM
Dantel H. Ridder
Huevold M. Hines
Riu
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L. A. Collins, Sr
Town Meeting
Cheviot Hills Park
Dr. Spock
Muhammed Ali
Pico’ Blvd
Gestapo
Palice
Signal Hill
Wiley, Int, Press-Telegams
Drew Pearson
McGill
Henry’ Steele Commager
America
New York
Irving
Cooper
Bryant
Longfelow
Hawthorne
Whittier
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Irving Kristol
Fisher’s Island
N.Y
Paris
Kesygin
Wilson
Turkey
Romania
Peking
Cl. Sulzberger