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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1967
Page
7
A fragment listing staff roles and names for the Long Beach California newspaper edition dated Friday July 7 1967. It includes publishers editors page editors and other senior staff such as Herton N Ridder Daniel Ridder and Don OH with various roles. The line also notes location and page designation Page 8 2.
A Connecticut federal court ruling against a one-year residency for welfare benefits spurs lawsuits in California and predicts similar suits in 38 states. Officials warn the welfare system needs advance planning and stable budgets, arguing the decision risks chaos and undermines interstate travel rights.
Secretary of the Interior Udall warned there would be no Colorado River bill in 1967. The Senate Interior Committee backed a $1.2 billion river package, but the House Interior Committee chaired by Rep. Wayne Aspinall remains stalemated, risking a regional plan and endangering California’s 4.4 million acre-feet rights. Congress faces a stalemate unless a regional, balanced approach prevails in both houses.
Los Angeles lawyer Warren Christopher, long respected, is drafted for the No 2 post in the Justice Department by Atty Gen Ramsey Clark. Christopher once served as attorney for General Motors on the West Coast amid a career marked by notable service. The department is also managing three critical cases.
Drew Pearson reports on a federal grid jury probe into alleged auto industry schemes to suppress an anti exhaust device for smog control, a bid to force GM to spin off Chevrolet under Sherman act, and Ribicoff's request to probe perjury claims about GM officials shadowing Ralph Nader. The column also notes U.N debate ethics, Goldberg’s mail, and Congress slow to craft a new ethics code amid McCormack’s tactics.
A Chicago review notes Secretary Rusk says Johnson aims to improve Soviet relations, but Moscow reports warn of heavy arms shipments to Arab states, Soviet bases sought in the region, and increased military alignment. Brezhnev and others signal stronger forces, complicating any detente effort. The West fears Moscow seeks dominance over oil routes and influence, not peace.
The article argues Nasser's public silence post war worsens Egypt's crisis, with no guidance from leadership as the economy tightens and public sentiment turns wary. It notes shifts in army roles, unease in Cairo, and cautious Cairo voices urged toward realism about Israel and arming terms amid impending hardship.
A reader asks how to distinguish education learning schooling and information in a recent column. The writer notes education is not identical to the other terms though overlaps occur, and begins by addressing information at the end.
Sydney Harris argues that schooling and learning are tools, not education, which is an organism understanding relations between ideas. True education graspes concept interrelations and life relevance rather than memorization or pedantry.
The interview with Mrs. Sithwa Salameh Morris, conducted by Mark Clutter, presents a biased historical view. It argues that Arabs supported no Allied war effort, cites UN partition, and claims mass Arab flight after Israel’s 1948 declaration. It asserts Israel seeks dialogue while Arab states refuse recognition and negotiation, calling for solutions.
A reader cites shipping trends noting fewer trans Atlantic tickets but a large new ship fleet and rising cruise traffic. He points to 4.45 percent growth in Trans Pacific lines and projected revenue gains for P O Lines, urging balance in coverage. MF Lakewood weighs in on hippie culture with critical opinions.
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