Mooney Leads Clean Up At Long Beach Police
Editorial lauds Chief William Mooney for cleansing a cloud of suspicion around Long Beach police with a joint investigation with the county sheriff. Arrests of two top detectives followed a frank public briefing, demonstrating courage, duty, and resolve to run an effective force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mooney
Long Beach Police Department
County Sheriff's Office
Long Beach
Fair
Mooney
Wen
Sam Vickers
Prodding for Voter Registration Sparks Debate
A New York political scientist from SUNY argues public efforts to register reluctant citizens are necessary to democracy, while noting partisanship taints drives. Registrations can occur at banks, supermarkets, or registrar offices with a Sept. 15 deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert Rienow
The
State University of New York
Oil price squeeze hurts Western interests
Washington contends Western oil firms have raised prices to offset losses from Russia’s offensive in a global oil market. The piece cites reduced production at Humble and Gulf refineries, Kuwait well caps, and Moscow’s pricing strategy aimed at India, Pakistan, and other nations. It labels the move a deliberate economic warfare initiative led by Anastas Mikoyan, contrasting with price competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Russia
Humble
Houston
Gulf
Philadelphia
Cuba
India
Japan
Argentina
Brazil
West Germany
Italy
France
Sweden
Finland
Moscow
New Delhi
Pakistan
Fidel Castro
Anastas I. Mikoyat
Bombay
Montevideo
Poland
East Germany
Balkan
Independent newspaper staff and office locations
The Independent lists its staff including publisher Daniel M. Aldder and editor Miles Sinex with a team of editors and columnists. Offices are noted in New York at 681 Fifth Avenue, Chicago, Detroit, Minneapolis, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Washington D C with the Sutter Street bureau in San Francisco and the Bob Atbee Building in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Be Rider
Daniel M. Aldder
Harold Mines
Samuel C. Cameron
Larry GoWint Jr
L. A. Calling
Malcolm Epley
Miles
Sinex
Harry Fulton
Natl
Ridder Johns Ine
New York
Detroit
Penobscot Ride
Minneanoha
Foxhay Tower
Lom
San Francisco
Sutter St
Washington
Bob Atbee
Fiies
The
Independent
Medals and junkets tied to Trujillo sugar policy
Drew Pearson reports that U S congressional support for the Dominican Republic sugar quota was aided by lavish visits and gifts from Trujillo. Members of the House Agriculture Committee toured the island, staying at top hotels, with many Democrats present. The piece links these trips and medals to policy outcomes and hints at administration ties to Trujillo.
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Washington
Congress
Dominican Republic
Truejillo
Caribbean
House Agriculture Committee
Trujillo
Rocky Mountain
Tropical Isle
Jaragua
Boca Chica
Hamaca
HOUSE
Harold Cooley
North Carolina
Roger Cody
Mabel Downey
Tor Abernethy
Mississippi
Tommy
Gail
Harold Love
South Dakota
Sandra
W. R. Poage
Texas
Pat Jennings
Virginia
John Watts
Kentucky
Henry Dixon
Utah
Victor Anfuso
New York
Dixon
John McCormack
Massachusetts
Eisenhower
United States
Mamie Eisenhower
Col
Gordon Moore
John Foster Dulles
Sports fans as the modern outlet for aggression
The piece argues that American sports obsession reflects an emotional need rather than lack of intellect. It links athletic culture to frontier heritage, explains vicarious thrill through teams and heroes, and compares fan zeal to tribal dances, claiming sports satisfy latent boyish drives and social aggression in a harmless, substitute form.
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Harris
America
Town Meeting Letter Responds To Political Gifts Debate
David F Moorhouse denounces T E Blackwell s Aug 29 letter claiming labor and farmers get benefits from Democrats while noting that funds come from taxed industry and high salary workers who favor the GOP The writer calls for clarity on who pays for and who receives political favors pointing to education on political giving.
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T. E. Blackwell
Blackwell
David F. Moorhouse
10Th St
Daubney Elected President At Tahoe Port Officials Meet
REMEMBER WASA M. W. DAUBNEY vice president of the Long Beach Harbor Commission was elected president of the California Association of Port Authorities and Alvin K. Maddy executive secretary of the local board was chosen secretary of the association at the Lake Tahoe convention. Several foreign agents in Long Beach area received new license plates reading Foreign Gov t instead of U S the latter reserved for U S agents. Climbing weeks of planning a unique club was organized for those who cannot see named the Long Beach Braille Club with W Vosper organizing and J R Lewarton elected first president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Daubney
Long Beach Harbor
Long Beach
Department of Motor Vehicles
U.S
Quotes from Kennedy Benson Lumumba and de Gaulle
United Press International reports quotes from key leaders on Labor Day and around the world. Kennedy blasts a stagnant government while Benson backs Nixon, Lumumba pledges popular sovereignty, and de Gaulle warns Communists threaten the West with propaganda shocks.
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United Press Internation
Detroit
John F. Kennedy
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
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Russ
Kuwait
Drew Pearson
White House
Peiping
McCormack
Duarte, Sanchez and Moellay
Nikita Khrushchev
United Nations
Khrushchev
West
Mao Tse-Tung
Red China
China
Far East
Mao
State Department
Pearson
By Sydney J. Harris
Town Meeting
Wasa
Chesterfield
Ezra Taft Benson
Richard M. Nixon
Leopoldville — Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Joseph Kasavubu
Kasavubu
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