Ridder Family and Staff at 1952 1969 Publisher List
The record lists Herman H Ridder from 1952 to 1969 with Daniel H Ridder as Editor and Publisher and Samuel C Cameron as General Manager. Also named are Miles E Sines as Executive Editor and Larry Allison as Managing Editor. Ben Ohl handles Editorial Page, Bert Resnik is Assistant Managing Editor, L A Collins Sr is Editorial Columnist and Don Hastings serves as Sunday Editor. The document outlines key newsroom roles and leadership team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman H. Ridder
Daniel H. Ridder
Samuel C. Cameron
Miles E. Sines
Larry Allison
Ben Ohl
Bert Resnik
L.A. Collins Sr
Columist
Don Hastings
Abrasive press battles through presidential interviews
Editorial tone recalls White House feuds with presidents who granted exclusive interviews. Roosevelt in the 1930s, Truman's defiant retorts, and Nixon's selective talks are contrasted with newsroom anger. Sevareid calls Truman's remark a major slap to the free press and radio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Roosevelt
New York Times
CBS
Evie Sevareid
Free Press
Truman
Sevareid
Nixon
Frances Lewine
Saul Pett
James J. Kilpatrick
White House
Working-man president hopeful from Sherman TX ad sparks talk
J W Burdell, a former share cropper and welder from Sherman, runs for US president in 1976 via a classified ad offering horses pigs a feeder and a fertilizer spreader. He argues workers lack representation and aims for the White House, warning success may reveal him as a politician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Burdell
Sherman
Texas
Sherman Democrat
United States
Dees States
Burdell
White House
Letters to the editor critique Kudirka saga and political blasts
A letter urges senators to link Kudirka's freedom to sanctions on Russia and warns against supporting a tariff bill until he is free or on American soil. Other readers attack a Nixon era columnist for liberal bias, defend military recruitment posters, and call local officials to prohibit advertising on public property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simus Kudirka
State Department
U.S. Coast Guard
Senate
Russia
Simas Kudiirka
Kudirka
America
Frank Wiswell
Englewood
Col. Thasley, J
Long Bearh
U S pressure toppled Greek junta and avert war
Washington finally abandoned permissiveness and pressured Athens through Undersecretary Joseph Sisco, forcing the seven-year-old Greek military regime to back down over Cyprus. The crisis exposed U S policy failures since 1967 and warned of long-term damage to NATO, Greece, and Western security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Turkey
Greece
Athens
Cyprus
Joseph Sisco
Sisco
U. S
NATO
United States
Johnson
Lowland Evans
Nixon
U.S
Dimitrios Ioannides
Ioannides
State Department
Henry Kissinger
Pentagon
Kissinger
Moscow
Ankara
Great Britain
Stunney
Sisca
Inamides
Constantine Karamianlis
Mediterranean
Sison
Ordinary Judiciary Committee Members Signal Impeachment Duty
The House Judiciary Committee, a diverse set of 38 members, steps into view as they pursue impeachment of President Nixon. Their constitutional focus, measured rhetoric, and respect for duty are balanced against public TV scrutiny and partisan pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Broom
Nixon
Aly 23
Veterans of Liberty
Clifton Daniel
New York Times
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Lawrence Hogan
Maryland
Judiciary Committee
Peter Rodine
D.-N.j
Dark Brooks
Texas
Davie W. Dennis
Congress
Walter Flowers
D.ala
The
Republic
William L. Hungate
D.mo
James Madison
Richard Nixon
United States
Melina Mercouri Returns Home After Exile
Greek actress Melina Mercouri, exiled seven years, spoke by telephone from Paris as she prepared to travel home without a passport, saying exile has been heavy and the path ahead uncertain. She voiced both joy and sadness at Greece’s political change and urged the Greek people to judge her value by their response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Lewis
New York Times
Paris
Melina Mercouri
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Times
Ness
Pennsylvania Ave
Kennedy
Chappaquiddick
Judas
Masaru Odol Gardena
Robe Novak
Melina
Herends
New York
Vin
Tennie
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