Long Beach Press Page B-2 Personnel List 1967
A readable masthead fragment from the Long Beach California edition dated March 13 1967 lists the Independent publisher Daniel H Ridder co publisher Servet C Cormac and editorial staff including Miles E Siven Harold M Hines Makeley Eptey Sterling Bemis Willem W Broors Don Ohl and AY as page editor on Page B-2 with roles and titles.
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R Servet C. Cormac
Manca
Miles E. Siven
Harold M. Hines
Makeley Eptey
LA Calling
Sterling Bemis
Willem W. Broors
Don Ohl
Editoris
Long Beach
California
Oceanography group forms Pacific Western Region in Long Beach
The American Society for Oceanography creates the Pacific Western Region with Long Beach as headquarters. Hundreds join from Pacific states, aiming to accelerate research and industrial use of ocean resources to meet future demand. The regional board includes notable civic, marine, and academic leaders.
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A -Long Beach
Amerian Society For Oceanography
Pacific Western
ASO
Pacific States
West
Edu
Cators
University of Alaska
Long Beach
ASG
Future in 2000: Skyscrapers Redefine Southern California
Engineer Ryan F. Mendenhall envisions the year 2000 with high rise schools and factories forming super blocks amid residential towers. He expects vast changes like earlier shifts in the Southland, including fewer groves and more rapid growth, urging coordinated planning to ease the transition and limit growing pains.
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Ryan F. Mendenhall
California
Southland
Town Meeting Editor and Long Beach Letters on Lottery and Politics
Readers condemn the New Hampshire lottery alleging a federal ban on interstate lottery ticket traffic is evaded, calling it a twilight zone of government dishonesty. Promoters expected up to 16 million annually, but three years of sales fell short. California critics urge reform and caution against predatory schemes. Also, readers praise Long Beach streetscape improvements and critique school board funding debates, plus a provocative Los Angeles County topless waitresses letter invoking Reagan and politics.
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California
Los Angeles County
Reagan
Why Not Try Laughter Gridiron Club Jets In Washington
The Jokesters of the Gridiron Club aimed to stir humor in Washington during the first sunny weekend near spring but found the capital’s mood stiff and difficult for comedy. Strong entities include Gridiron Club members and Washington. The piece notes the challenge of injecting levity into a serious policy atmosphere without detailing specific events or dates.
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Washington
Washington Needs a Sense of Humor in Serious Times
James Reston argues Washington lacks humor amid war and poverty, detailing how presidents and rivals are treated with solemnity. He notes the Gridiron Club mocks power, urging blithe spirits and self‑mockery to restore perspective in a grim national mood.
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Bobby Kennedy
Johnson
Vietnam
Charlie Chaplin
Life Magazine
Washington
Robert Kennedy
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Sen
William Fullbright
Humphrey
Dirksen
John
Kennedy
Kennedy- Johnson
Fulbright
United States
Gridiron Club
Dodd Hearings Resume After Eight Months Delay
Washington reports eight months have passed since the Senate Ethics Committee last convened over Sen. Tom Dodd's case. The panel resumes probes on March 13 1967 as critics cite slow Senate action versus rapid House handling of Rep. Adam Clayton Powell.
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Washington
Senate Ethics Committee
Tom Dodd
D-Conn
Senate
House of Representatives
Rep
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
Sen. Dodd
Powell
House
Congress
Dodd
I Favor Liberty He Favors Anarchy in Personal Belief
A fragmented discourse contrasts liberty and anarchy through quotes about conscience, responsibility, and judgment. The text probes how labels like diplomatic or two faced shape opinion, noting Tarnall’s stance on dissent and the struggle to define what is responsible.
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Junior
Tarnall
Paraphrase of Sydney Harris reflections on language and virtue
A compact excerpt discusses word meanings and moral optics using examples such as mercy versus vengeance and crisis versus resolution. It critiques overblown terms by contrasting mercy and punishment, and notes how terms reflect biases in foreign policy, gambling, and traditionalism. The tone is satirical and reflective.
Will Bobby Make Run at Powell
Washington report notes Senator Robert F Kennedy may seek a Democratic candidacy for Adam Clayton Powell's former House seat. The piece hints at Kennedy using Profiles in Courage to secure his future, suggesting potential impact on party dynamics and Powell’s district.
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Will Bobby
Powell
Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Adam Clayton Powell
House of Representatives
Kennedy Could Reshape NY Democratic Ticket in 1968
The piece discusses Senator Kennedy's potential edge over Powell in New York politics, a plan to substitute Powell with Kennedy allied candidates, and the strategic aim to avoid racially charged choices by proposing James Meredith as a Republican alternative to Powell. It notes Kennedy’s influence among Negro voters and his interest in revitalizing the party.
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Truman
General McArthur
United States Senate
Washington
Kennedy
New York
Congress
Conepress
Powell
James Meredith
Meredith
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Long Beach Unified
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King of the
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Nelson Rockefeller
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Minn
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James Pearson
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R-Wis
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