Ridder Era Ends as Editor H H Ridder Retires
Longtime editor Herman H Ridder concludes a 17 year tenure guiding the Thunderbird News in Long Beach California. Daniel H Ridder succeeds with editorial leadership under Samuel C Cameron as general manager and Don Nuttar directing advertising. Production and circulation chiefs EH Lowdermilk and Milton A Lomas oversee transition.
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EH. Lowdermilk
Milton A. Lomas
Reagan criticizes Ford sharpening foreign policy critique
Editorial notes Reagan has edged toward harsher, more personal remarks about Ford while staying issue oriented on foreign policy and military readiness. Observers say the rougher tone erodes his campaign edge of seeming more presidential and confident than Ford.
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John “Kennedy
Dwight “Eisenhower
United States
Russia
Howard Callaway
Sford
Gerald Ford
Run-of-the-mill malcontents drew mixed reaction
A columnist defends calling Jorm Hayden and Richard Nixon run-of-the-mill political malcontents for endorsing unorthodox tactics. The piece notes Nixon's use of burglars to obtain Pentagon Papers evidence and Hayden's writings on disruption as possible paths to change, while acknowledging the sharp debate such labels provoked.
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Richard Nixon
Tom Hayden
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New York Review of Books
Washington
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Unlawful noveling eyed by EPA over gas vapor rule
A satire recounts EPA proposing a federal crime to stop gasoline vapor loss, with plans for rubber stoppers at pumps and clean air goals. California officials ban topping off in Bay Area, prompting mock talk of unlawful nozzling and federal mimicry.
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EPA
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Bay Area
Senator Percy Defends Detente Policy Against Slim Claims
Senator Charles H. Percy of Illinois rejects a challenger’s claim that detente only permits Pepsi Cola sales in Siberia. He argues detente fosters US and Soviet cooperation to avoid nuclear conflict and manage differences responsibly. President Ford reportedly aims to drop the term detente from vocabulary while policies endure.
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Siberia
Soviet Union
Ford
Detente and the Realities of Cold War Strategy
Long Beach columnist argues detente is essential yet imperfect. He cites misread optimism after Vietnam era and lists key agreements with the Soviet Union, urging patience, reciprocal concessions, and continued open communication to avert nuclear war.
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Soviet Union
Rire
U.S
Pepsi- Cola
United States
Long Beach Victim Criticizes City Officials After Robbery
In a statement signed by HOPE MARCHIO, a victim and survivor of a brutal assault shares frustration with the police response and blames city councilmen and the mayor for neglect. The message cites ongoing danger in the community and questions governance while urging accountability.
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Citizen
Hope Marchio
Lord's Hand Guides Zion Quest in World Stage
An editorial voice reflects on divine guiding hand in the future of Eretz Israel within global affairs. It recalls biblical figures and rivers of the Jordan to affirm ultimate freedom for the children of Israel, urging steadfastness and faith in a boundless inheritance.
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