Independent publisher names and staff credits in Long Beach paper
A Long Beach California newspaper page lists staff roles including publisher Herman H Ridder co publisher Daniel H Rader general manager Samuel C Cameron editor Melcolm Eplay editorial page editor Friday June 2 1967 and executives Miler E Lines Sterling Bemis moneying editor iL A Collins Sr editorial columnist.
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Herman H. Ridder
Daniel H. Rader
Samuel C. Cameron
Harold M. Hiner
Aart
Bernard J. Ridder Jr
Miler E. Lines
Sterling Bemis
Il. A. Collins, Sr
Still Hope for Rule by Laws
A commentary on United Nations Security Council debates in the Middle East crisis notes their tedium yet underscores a shift toward international law over force. It cites the UN’s role in generating international law and quotes Arthur Larson on legal avenues for resolving disputes, while acknowledging the risk of renewed war if peaceful methods fail.
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United Nations Security Council
Middle East
Arthur Larson
Duke University
Rule of Law Research Center
Security Council
Problems in Teaching Fourth R at PTA convention
Delegates at the National Congress of Parents and Teachers in Minneapolis urged that sex education of the young be included in school curriculums as a fourth R. Dr Winslow T Tompkins pressed starting in kindergarten or first grade, while teachers need better training and schools must share responsibilities with parents amid rising outside influences.
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National Congress of Parents and ‘Teachers
Minneapolis
Winslow T. Tompkins
U.S. Children’s Bureau
PTA
Ben Zinser
Atero
Palestinian Refugees and U S Policy Clash in Letter
A letter to the editor argues the United States supports Israel while ignoring Palestinian refugees, criticizing President Johnson and linking unions, wars in Vietnam, and US defense policy to broader Middle East issues. It cites Sa mira Abu Bayyeh in Long Beach and mentions San Pedra.
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Mr. Johnson
Samira, Abu-Bayyeh
Voice Good Never Ask a Baritone Voice
An excerpt discusses a baritone’s self view, noting two beliefs about desirability to women and about having a truly melodious voice. The speaker suggests a man may feign modesty while acknowledging a deeper sense of their vocal appeal.
The Private Voice of a Public Figure on Singing
Sydney Harris muses on private vocal insecurity and public perception, noting how honest self-critique clashes with others blunt judgments. He recalls a Milan Opera Co. baritone’s cruel verdict and argues talent hinges on artistic insight beyond personal feeling.
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Chaliapin
Italy
Villa Borghese
Milan Opera Co
Congress Should Create Wilderness Areas Says Agreement
The piece notes a bipartisan push for new wilderness areas while cautioning against replicating a Washington DC style model. It also reports the Weather Bureau retirement of hurricane code names Betsy Connie Diane Hazel and Don na from its list.
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Congress
Washington, D.C
THE
Weather Bureau
Betsy
Connie
Diane
Hazel
Donna
Government carpenters sent to repair presidents homes
Washington dispatch notes bipartisanship in using government carpenters for repairs at Luci Nugent’s Texas home and Eisenhower’s Gettysburg farm, with Secret Service protection cited. It reports first class travel from Washington to Austin and outlines other maintenance and security roles by General Services Administration and the Secret Service.
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Washington
Johnson
Texas
Luci Nugent
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Secret Service
United States
Harry Truman
Independence
Missouri
Austin
General Servicers
Washington T Austin
Negent
General Services Administration
Thoughts on Pride and Spiritual Wealth
A reflective note contrasts pride with true riches, citing a reader’s quotation from John Ruskin about pride as a source of great mistakes and a biblical verse urging treasure in heaven rather than on earth.
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John Ruskin
Two Theories on Soviet Mideast Role
Athens reports a tense Middle East crisis with Ottoman and American evacuees present. Diplomats weigh two theories: Moscow pressures Washington to curb Vietnam and a broader global balance of power, while Washington risks expanding in the Gulf as the Soviets seek to widen influence.
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Athens
Middle East
Cairo
Tel Aviv
Moscow
Washington
Dardanelles
Mediterranean
Kosygin
Vietnam
Geneva
U.S
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Igns
North Vietnam
Nasser
Gulf of Aqaba
Europe
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William We, Broom
Melcolm Eplay
Dos OF
Long Beach, California
Foreign Policy Association
U.N
Town Meeting
Israel
United Arab Republic
Red Sea
Long Beach
San Pedra
Sydney Harris
la Scala
Harry Earns
Painter
Gettysburg Farm
Witil
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Pat Goldman
Jim Gonzales
Jim
Gonzales
Jaime
Nation
IBM
Burroughs Adding Machine
RCA
Xerox
Litton Industries
Westinghouse
Montgomery Ward
International Tel & Tel
AnUpoverty
AnUpoverty Advisory Council
G. L. Phillippe
General Electric
Donald Douglas Jr
Douglas Aircraft
Edgar I. Kaiser
Kaiser Industries
Gardner Symonds
Tennessee Gas
Thomas J. Watson Jr
Roger P. Sonnabend
Hotel Corporation of America
Drew Pearson
Saissie
God
Juhe
New York Times Service
Soviet Union
China
U.s.sr
Inows
Sea of
Japan
Hong Kong
Korea
U.S.S.R
Cey
Persian Gulf
Baltic
James Reston
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