Local Editorial Masthead Listing Officials
The document lists newsroom leadership and staff roles including Fillian Broom as Editor Malcolm Epley Associate Editor Hermen H. Riddes Publisher Daniel H. Ridder Co Publisher Samuel C Comevox General Manager Bernard J Riddee Jr Basinere Mercger Welter H Patek Assistant to the Publisher Miles E Sinet Executive Editor Sterling Bemis Mavazing Editor Dow G81 Editorial Page Editor with telephone 435 1161.
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Hermen H. Riddes
Daniel H. Ridder
Samuel C. Comevox
Bernard J. Riddee Jr
Basinere Mercger Welter
Farm workers raise good DDT issue
The United Farm Workers Organizing Committee leads a nationwide push to ban DDT in California. The environmentalists, aided by the Environmental Defense Fund, have gained attention and some victories, with lawsuits seeking to seize stores and confiscate sprayed crops. Critics say the effort risks heavy legal costs against a $2-billion-a-year industry.
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United Farm Workers Organizing Committee
California
Rachel Carson
National Agricultural Chemical Association
Environmental Defense Fund
Long Island
Michigan
Wisconsin
Arizona
Cali
Fornia
Stans Urges Open Table For Non-Tariff Trade Barriers
Secretary Maurice H. Stans proposes reciprocal dismantling of non-tariff trade barriers in Brussels as part of an open table policy. He notes European subsidies and U.S. selling-price duties mislead tariffs, arguing mutual abolition would boost trust and trade, though not reach Kennedy rounds’ 40 billion yearly cuts.
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Maurice H. Stans
Brussels
U.S
Stans
Nixon letter response on police state methods debate
Open forum writer aligns with J. T. McGovern against bureaucratic delay in replying to citizens. He argues for building the ARMs system to deter Soviet attack, mocks UN funding, and urges sovereignty and limiting Red China influence, citing cost as negligible compared to national security.
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Mr. Nixon
J. T. McGovern
McGover
State Department
McGovern
Soviet Union
United Nations
New York
Moscow
Peking
General Assembly
Long Beach
Power, the cosmic wiggle, and the size of nations
Observers note that big entities dominate yet can’t fully wield power while small nations and minorities gain leverage. Nixon shifts from war talk to peaceful aims in Vietnam, but prioritizes military buildup over domestic needs amid a powerful Pentagon and university establishments.
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New York
Judge Holmes
Magalopolis
North Korea
United States
Students For A Democratic
Harvard
Columbia
Acc
Nixon
Washington
Vietnam
U.S
Dienbienphu
Sea of Japan
White House
Eminent
The
Nation
Harvard Corporation
Harvard Administration
Heel Ment Press
Laird
Russell
Rivers
Pentagon
China Communist Party Reorganizes Under New Constitution
Hong Kong reports the Chinese Communist Party, with a revised constitution and reorganized leadership, entering a new phase. Observers see the move as a Maoist imprint on successors, though officials say the document remains vague on administrative details and future flexibility.
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Hong Kong
Mao Tse-tung
Lin Piao Named Maoist Heir Sparks China Power Debate
Flora Lewis notes Lin Piao has been chosen by Mao as successor to chair the Communist Party but warns of possible collective leadership after Mao. The piece assesses Maoist revolution impacts, residual antiurban trends, stalled university skills, and shifting foreign policy interest, urging renewed U.S. engagement with China to ease tensions and gain leverage over Moscow.
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Mao
Lin Piao
Communist Party
China
Lin
Peking
Allcriey
Edward Kennedy
Fulbright
U.S
Moscow
America
Long Beach leased housing plan aids owners too
The Long Beach leased housing program aims to help low income families but also benefits landlords with prompt rent, no bad checks, no vacancies, long term renewals, and tenant-damage guarantees. A housing authority Q and A explains who can lease property, requirements, and the application process, with leases expected to begin in late May or June after staff is in place.
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Vietnam
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Nixon
Congress
Capitol Hill
Harvard
Columbia
City of
Long Beach
Housing Authority
Housing Authority Leasing Details in Long Beach
City Hall’s housing division outlines the leasing terms for owners. Rents are market driven and paid by the housing authority. leases run one to five years with renewal options. Owners cover major repairs while tenants handle ordinary maintenance. Negotiations may include work costs impacting rent and lease length. For more info, write to the Long Beach Housing Authority or call City Hall.
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Housing Authority
Long Beach Housing Authority
Sidewalk Senate on Mars and life from young voices
A group of children aged 9 to 12 discuss space, life on Mars, and human search for friendly beings. They speculate on how Martians might look, whether they are hostile or friendly, and if they would join a space trip to Yosemite and beyond.
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Suzette Leftwich
Myers
Edward Apodaca
Mars
Apollo
Ricky Dyer
Space
Yosemite
Steve. Hunt
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Fillian ¥. Broom
Malcolm Epley
Open Forum
James Reston
Czechoslovakia
Aeinority
Flora Lewis
L.B. Housing Plan
City Hall
Andrew Bisnar
Don Kirkland
Outer Space
Lakewood Center