Notable Ridder newspaper staff listings
The Independent lists executive names for branding and newsroom roles. Ridder family members hold publisher and co publisher positions while Daniel H. Ridder is noted as co publisher. Other executives include Samuel C Cameron general manager Bernard J Ridder Jr business manager Walter H Polak and editors Mile Sines and Sterling Bemis.
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Herman H. Ridder
Daniel H. Ridder
Samuel C. Cameron
Bernard J. Ridder Jr
Walter H. Polak
Rising costs reshape the college scene nationwide
The rising cost of college attendance outpaces living costs with tuition and fees rising sharply in private and public schools. Enrollments are expected to grow four times faster than the population, while public funding, work study, and loans face tighter prospects. Administrators cut enrollments and delay campus expansions as fiscal pressures mount. The piece warns that high costs may deny access to many pursuing higher education and notes looming political constraints on funding.
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National Association of State Universities and Colleges
Congress and
National Administration
California
U N Debate Over Admission of Communist China
UN observers say the annual vote on admitting Communist China will again be hostile with mid November roll call likely adding two to three negative votes to last year’s 59 to 47 rejection. The article notes China’s leadership crisis, limited interest in arms control, and expanding nuclear capacity as factors delaying global membership.
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China
U.N
Chou En-lai
Mao
United Nations
Election timing linked to Vietnam bombing halt
Secret dispatches show the American election influenced the pause in bombing. South Vietnam sought delays to favor Nixon, while the Russians believed Nixon would win and pressed Hanoi to act before the vote for better terms, aiming to deal with Johnson or Nixon as outcomes.
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Washington
Nixon
Lyndon Johnson
Hanoi
Johnson seeks ceasefire as bombing pauses and peace moves unfold
DREW PEARSON reports that Johnson aims to push a ceasefire after the Oct 31 bombing halt while Nixon’s position shifts. Recon planes and satellites monitor North Vietnam. five divisions pulled back and the DMZ cleared, with no enemy concentrations within 50 miles of Saigon.
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Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
United States
Nixon
Paris
U.S
Humphrey
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Inside the Candidates Nixon Faces His True Self
The essay assesses Richard Nixon after the election, contrasting him with defeated rivals George Wallace Eugene McCarthy and Hubert Humphrey. It argues Wallace exposed ugly public language, McCarthy embodies inner dictate but lacks public principle, and Humphrey failed inner control and discipline, leaving Nixon's inner heart as the defining question for his presidency.
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Washington
Richard Nixon
Nixon
George Wallace
Wallace Swaydo
Eugene McCarthy
Harper’s
Chicago
Norman Mailer
McCarthy
Mailer
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Johnson
Phrey
Town Meeting Salutes Electoral College System
Editor praises the Electoral College for delivering a clear majority and limiting third party movements. It argues it forces majorities, reduces fractionalization, and defends against popular vote irregularities. Letter from Sonoma, California by Joseph Reynes.
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France
Italy
Sonoma
Calif
Joseph Reynes
Hangover Cure Sparks Mixed Local Reactions
Sidewalk Senate residents from Long Beach to East Los Angeles discuss whether medical science should pursue a hangover cure. Opinions range from support and practical benefits to concerns it would encourage more drinking and replace personal responsibility.
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Lorraine Rosebaum
Long Beach
Pierpoint Landing
Oliver Beder
Los Angeles
Lois Lee Mailen
Lakewood
R. A. McDonald
el Segundo
Mammon Worshipers in a Troubled Kingdom
In a land once called Wonderful, all the people fall into poverty and despair. They pray to Mammon, the god of all Things, begging for a plenitude of material possessions to ease hunger and fear.
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Mammon
Wonderful
Soho
Yesteryear
Worship Things and the Rise and Fall of Mammon
Arthur Hoppe描写一场以财富为崇拜的社会讽刺。人民追逐“ Things ” 享乐至上，财富堆积而精神空虚，引发贫富冲突与社会动荡，领导人无法救赎。结尾以道德警句呼吁援助穷困者。
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William W. Broom
Malcolm Epley
Don Ohl
Miles E. Sines
Mao Se-Tung
Vietnam
Drew Pearson
Walineye
Press-Telec
Lafayette Park
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Bernard Baruch
Flora Lewis
Town Meeting
Electoral
Polecat Poulson
Buddy
Armando Herrera
Chivas
The
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