Long Beach Paper Masthead And March 31 1969 Date
The document lists the Long Beach California newspaper staff with roles including publisher co publisher general manager editor and editorial team. It provides the office address 604 Pine Avenue and contact number 433 1161, dated Monday March 31 1969.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles E. Lines
Malcolm Epley
Sterling Bemis
Dos Obs
L. A. Collins, Sr
Pine Avenue
Long Beach
California
Long Beach Unified School District Profile Endorses Reelecting Two Board Members
The Long Beach Unified School District serves Long Beach Signal Hill Avalon and parts of Lakewood with a 60 million dollar budget and over 5300 employees. It educates about 100000 people and earned praise for programs in vocational education compensatory education and stable racial harmony. The piece urges reelecting Board members Elizabeth Wallace and Bud Duncan citing fiscal prudence and district achievements.
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Board of Education
Long Beach
California
Los Angeles
Elizabeth W. Wallace
M. A
Bud) Duncan
Urgency Over Ward System Urged For Long Beach
Editorial questions hasty move to set a ward based election for Long Beach city council. It argues the June ballot push is ill advised and notes the current nine district primaries and citywide runoff better balance neighborhood needs with citywide interests.
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Long Beach City
Los Angeles
Chicago
Nice Guys Finish First in Eisenhower Reflections
New York Times Service reflects on President Eisenhower as a symbol of a simpler era. It praises his restraint in using power and his cautious, traditional approach, noting his peace in Korea and limited involvement in Vietnam amid a turbulent era.
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New York
Eisenhower
Ike
McGuffy
White House
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Europe
Kipling
Joe McCarthy
Korea
James Reston on Eisenhower Leadership and peers
The essay portrays President Eisenhower as a unifying leader who trusted colleagues and kept personal politics separate. It notes Dirksen’s attempted revolt in 1952, Eisenhower’s alliance with George Humphrey and John Foster Dulles, and his warm, fair nature. It reflects on postwar leaders like Marshall, MacArthur, Roosevelt, Churchill, Stalin, De Gaulle, and Chiang Kai-shek remaining active in history’s memory.
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Eisenhower
Everett McKinley Dirksen
Dirksen
George Humphrey
Treasury
Stalin
de Gaulle
Chiang Kai-Shek
Talkinsky on how rich escape taxes
Washington report notes a mid air private conversation on a jet flight to Chicago between Secretary of the Treasury David Kennedy and House Ways and Means Chairman Wilbur Mills. They discussed tax reforms and how to calm the debate while airborne.
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Washington
Chicago
Secretary of the Treasury
David Kennedy
House Ways and Means
Wilbur Mills
Arkansas
Tax loopholes let rich evade fair share of taxes in 1960s
The column cites Pearson and Mills noting heavy tax burdens on middle-income earners while more than 150 high earners paid no taxes in 1965 66. It details strategies such as prepaid interest on loans and charitable donations to zero out taxes, with deductions for market value of art objects and property, and notes later closes by the Johnson administration.
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Washington
Johnson
Town Meeting Senators Cry Wolf
Editor voices concern as national security debates unfold with Nixon pushing a stronger Navy and inflation control. Readers in Long Beach praise school leadership by Mrs. Wallace and Mr. Duncan amid campus unrest.
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Long Beach
Wallace
Duncan
R. Kenneth Maxwell
Violence in the heart more than in the street
The piece argues that violence and crime stem from within personal relationships and emotions rather than outsiders. It cites surveys showing teens are influenced by friends and relatives, not faceless criminals, and highlights alcohol as a key driver of murder, accidents, and fatal harm.
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Leousy
Kissin cousin question at Lakewood Chamber
Ruth Zarit describes her one year old friend Robby Whitlock as the sweetest baby, while Helen Leider notes he is talkative and smart. Penny Granafei says none of her cousins are nearby, most overseas in England.
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Greater Lakewood
Ruth Zarit
Robby Whitlock
Penny Granafei
England
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Herman H. Ridder
Daniel H. Ridder
Samuel C. Cameron
Bernard J. Ridder Jr
Walter H. Polak
L.B
City College
College Board
National Education Association
Parade Magazine
Long Beach City College
Supt
W. Odie Wright
State Advisory Council
State Department of Education
Los Angeles City Hall
New York Times Service
Vietnam
James Reston
Talkinsky
Pearson
Town Meeting
Fulbright
Ing
America
U.S.S.R
Nixon
Mr. Nixon
Senate
Kenneth Glenn Koons
Good Leadership
Mary Nolen
Diane Sanquist
Vina Blaze
Helen Leider
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