Editor names and roles in a historical issue
Filton F. Broom, Editor Melcdlve Epley, Attorney Faitur Dow Ob, Editorial Page Fuller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filton F. Broom
Melcdlve Epley
Dow Ob
Fae Fuller
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1968
Page
9
Fishing Boat Issue Needs a Hard Look
The piece urges tougher action over the 200 mile territorial limit that nets U.S. fishing boats in dispute with Ecuador and Peru. It backs Kuchel proposals to withhold aid penalties from fishing penalties and calls for a law of the seas conference and broader talks to forge a fisheries agreement with Latin nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Ecuador
Peru
Kuchel
Sen. Ruchel
Let's Tell It as It Is on Drugs Too
A nationwide Public Health Service survey shows teens cutting smoking, belief in health risks rising, and parental smoking influence shaping youth choices. The piece argues for a calm factual anti drug stance and notes stock declines in tobacco as youth influence grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Public Health Service
Surgeon General
Town Meeting on Civil Unrest and Media Coverage
Readers critique sensational TV coverage of police incidents and protester rhetoric. Letters discuss Athens Park and Watts riots, police brutality claims, and media influence on law enforcement. Editorials praise Kennedy’s policy alternatives and attack civilian blame for Southeast Asia policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Park
Watts
KAHC
Lakewood
KABC
Ronald W. Erickson
Garden Grove
Bobby Kennedy Campaign Tactics Draw Parallels With Blitzkrieg
Observers note Kennedy uses rapid, staged surges to win student enthusiasm on campuses. Critics compare his late push to Hitler’s blitzkrieg, arguing success hinges on perceived momentum rather than broad support, as advance teams shape a favorable narrative amid McCarthy's challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bobby Kennedy
Kennedy
Johnny
Gene McCarthy
Bobby
Kennedy Blitzkrieg Energizes Ballot Battle in Watts and Beyond
Drew Pearson outlines Kennedy campaign tactics financed by the Kennedy fortune, the organized Watts and Los Angeles tours, and the telephoned pressure on New York legislators. He notes Johnson’s lack of engagement with civil rights progress and highlights Congress members who jumped to Kennedy to avoid losing delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watts
Los Angeles
Bobby
Johnson
Lincoln
Bobby Kennedy
Congress
San Antonio
Henry Gonzalez
Arlington National Cemetery
Three Rivers
Tex
Teddy Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
New York City
Sengior Kennedy
Frank Rossetti
Tammany Hall
Tammany
Rossetti
Lyndon Johnson
New York
Jonathan Bingham
The
Bronx
John Dow
Hudson River
William F. Ryan
Manhattan
James Scheuer
Benjamin Rosenthal
Long Island
Triotic
Rockefeller
McCarthy
Daley
Chicago
Nixon
Fast Life And Politics Across The United States
The piece contrasts foreign travel interests such as the Grand Canyon and Washingtons Credibility Gap with domestic political views. It notes Lyndon admits pacification setbacks in rural Vietnam and Washingtons Capitol Hill struggles, while George Wallace maintains about 11 percent in presidential polls as 89 percent show steady public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Canyon
United States
Washington, D.C
Lyndon
Vietnam
Capitol Hill
George Wallace
Alabama
Spring Comes to the Potomac
Washington sways with spring as forsythia and magnolia bloom near the White House. The city feels a shift in mood as the Vietnam war shadows politics, with voters anxious about leadership and the coming presidential race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeast Asia
Schlesingers
Tundys
Rostovs
General MacArthur
Potomac
Washington
White House
Treasury
Son of Charlemagne A Contemporary Life of Louis the Pious
A Syracuse University Press biography of Louis I the Pious, emperor from 812 to 833 and 834 to 840. Translated and noted by Allen Cabaniss, the work portrays Louis as a thinker and capable administrator who sought fair rule, despite internecine family wars that briefly dethroned him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Son
Charlemagne
Louis the Pious
Allen Cabaniss
Syracues University Press
Louis I
the Pious
Debonair
Louis
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Drew Pearson
Fast Life
Harry Earns
New York Times Service
Wannelee
James Reston
Las Vegas
Long Beach Boulevard
Fifth Street
George Cushman
Ultimo Ave
Bob Krohnfeldt
Long Beach
General Telephone Co
Costa Mesa
Roberta Davis
Sears
Knoxville Ave
Edwin Morricon
Galden Rain Road
Seal Beach
Lilly Douglas
E. Third St
Janet Greene
Newport Ave
Saddleback Inn
Norwalk
Fred Schwartz
Charles Sutton
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