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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1975

Page

8

Long Beach News staff roles listed in 1975 edition

A masthead from Long Beach California dated Monday May 12 1975 lists Daniel H Ridder as Editor and Publisher Samuel C Cameron as General Manager Miles E Sines as Executive Editor Larry Allison as Managing Editor Don Ohl as Editor Editorial Page Bert Resnik as Assistant Managing Editor Don Nutter as Advertising Director E H Lowdermilk as Circulation Director and Milton A Lomas as Production Manager.

Daniel H. Ridder Samuel C. Cameron Miles E. Sines Larry Allison Don Ohl Bert Resnik Don Nutter E.H. Lowdermilk Milton A. Lomas Long Beach California

Long Beach Election Tuesday May 13 PT Recommendations City Council

City voters receive recommendations from PT on the Long Beach council race. Endorsements favor various candidates, with emphasis on local governance and community issues. The notice outlines the PT position and urges informed casting of ballots.

Long Beach

Editorials Union opposed press union power in Britain

The commentary examines the Labor backed push for a closed shop in newspapers, risking loss of independent editorial voice. It warns a union with expulsion power could dictate who writes and what Britons read, urging amendments to preserve free expression.

England National Union of Journalists Union of Journalists Daisy Bank Road Cheltenham Gloucestershire Britain Times Literary Supplement Free World Parliament

Ford as logical candidate in race for 1976 nomination

Ford faces scrutiny as he moves toward a campaign plan with a seven member committee drawn from Goldwater–Rockefeller roots. He is seen as incumbent advantage, centrist appeal, and potential to unite right and left factions while fending off Reagan, Rockefeller, and Baker. Democrats reassess, eyeing governors Carey and Brown as possible 1976 nominees amid calls for new leadership.

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