Newspaper Masthead and Editorial Team Listing
The page displays a historic newspaper masthead naming owners publishers editors and managers. Herman H Ridder Daniel H Ridder Samuel C Cameron Bernard J Ridder Walter H Polak and editor staff including Miles FE Lines Sterling Bemis Malcolm Epley L A Collins Sr with a single telephone contact 435-1161.
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Herman H. Ridder
Daniel H. Ridder
Samuel C. Cameron
Bernard J. Ridder Jr
Walter H. Polak
Nationalism Drives Global Tensions Across Capitals
Three capitals report discord among Communist nations on March day. Hong Kong accuses Soviet leaders of imperialism, Moscow dismisses China’s frontier clash as baseless, and Prague demands Workers Councils while the Soviet Union brands reform as dangerous heresy. The piece argues nationalism remains the dominant force, with a Pentagon warning on nerve gas and reflections on civilization.
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New York Times
Hong Kong
China
Soviet Union
Moscow
Peking
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Washington
Pentagon
House
UPI
Nixon May Have Missed Peace Chance
Washington reports say Nixon may have overlooked an early chance for peace in Southeast Asia. diplomats and Pentagon strategists view him as cautious and slow, focused on Europe, while about 200 U.S. soldiers die weekly in the war, with 453 killed in the past week.
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Washington
Paris
Saigon
Nixon
Southeast Asia
Pentagon
Europe
Nix
Vance Reveals Inside Vietnam Talks Amid Nixon Hawks Rise
Drew Pearson reports Cyrus Vance has returned to Washington with inside Vietnam negotiation insights. Vance notes Ambassador Lodge aims for nonpartisan talks but has received no presidential private talks green light, while Hanoi pressures escalate to signal strength to a hawkish Nixon administration.
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Saigon
Cyrus Vance
Defense
Averell Harriman
Paris
Washington
Vietnam
Vance
Nixon
New York
Pentagon
Detroit
Henry Cabot Lodge
Harriman
Lodge
South Vietnam
Agnew urged to meet IACHRA on race relations
IACHRA chairman Rev. Charles H. King Jr. wrote Spiro Agnew on February 11 asking to discuss the nation’s race relations and anti discrimination enforcement. The group represents state and local commissions enforcing federal civil rights laws and seeks a top priority meeting with the administration.
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Agnew
Iachra
International Association of Official
Charles H. King Jr
Washington
King
King Letter to Agnew on Civil Rights Delays Index
Ernie Hernandez notes the need to prove anti discrimination laws work and seeks funding for enforcement under a single bureau. King’s letter went unanswered for weeks, then only acknowledged by Stanley Blair with a promised post May 1 audience. A communications gap exists and should be bridged promptly.
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King
Agnew
Stanley Blair
Ernie Minor
Iachra
Minor
California Assembly Repeals Odometer Misrepresentation Law
California lawmakers unanimously repealed a controversial odometer bill that let car makers and dealers disconnect mileage readouts on new cars. The reform restores honesty to mileage claims, addressing a widely cited class-privilege issue from the 1968 session and urged for Senate action to complete the correction.
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California
Assembly
John Heywood
Senate
Town Meeting Set Faculty Vote
Editorial argues against militant campus factions and for a majority voted on campus issues. It contrasts political viewpoints, comments on senators and a governor, and notes a court martial with sentences for 27 men. Ronald Scholz signs the piece from Long Beach.
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Long Beach
Ronald Scholz
Schizophrenia as human race’s defining trait and danger
The text argues humanity is split between two minds, one capable of great achievement and the other causing self destruction. It warns that division and provincialism threaten global survival as science outpaces social integration, and that force as a universal rule now endangers all.
Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde of Technology Warns of Human Limits
Sydney Harris argues that science and invention promise vast benefits but are misused by prejudices and irrational behavior. He cautions that advancing power could sustain human harmony or inflame old hatreds, as society struggles between enlightened discovery and darker passions.
Agnew and Nixon Civil Rights Enforcement Debate
The passage stresses Agnew aligning with President Nixon on enforcing civil rights laws to prevent separate black and white societies. It warns Agnew that human relations commissions are responsible for enforcement and that ignoring this significance could be seen as an albatross on Nixon’s neck.
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Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Nixon
Agnew
Sidewalk Senate Yes No On Lowering Vote Age
In Paramount business district voters debate lowering the voting age to 18. Daniel Olson, Paramount welder, says no 18 year olds lack maturity. Ernest H Smith, Bellflower retiree, argues 18 year olds deserve voting rights. Albert Hitz, Long Beach repairman, mixed on the question citing his son and others.
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Paramount Business District
Daniel Olson
Paramount
Welder
Ernest H. Smith
Bellflower
Albert Hitz
Long Beach
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William W. Broom
Malcolm Epley
Miles FE. Lines
Sterling Bemis
L. A. Collins, Sr
Russia
Drew Pearson
Tribune Syndicate
Side de Independent
PRESS
CCAD
Conference of Commissions Against Discrimination
Ernie Hernandez
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Human Relations Commission
Congressional Hotel
Town Meeting
L. A. Collins
McIntosh
Collins
Militant
Peo
Donald Duck
Moon
Hell
Mr. Hyde
Sydney Harris
Dr. Jekyl
Sonny Genera
Jack van Haaster
James Reilly
Lakewood
Oil Company Instrument
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