Bid for Newspaper Staff Roles Listed in Contact Page
The text lists multiple staff titles and names including publishing and editing personnel such as Hersan H Ridder Publizhr Daniel Ridder and Samuel Cameron. It reads like a publisher's contact page with roles from manager to associate editor and a street address 04 Pine Avenger 90801 plus a phone number 435-1161.
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Hersan H. Ridder
Publizhr
Daniel H. Ridder
Samuel C. Cameron
Genter
Maneger
Bertrald J. Ridder Jr
Walter H. Palsk
Auistser
Jincoy Wilhem BW
Long Beach Page B-2 December 4, 1968
Local news brief from Long Beach California dated Monday December 4 1968 outlines community items and public notices appearing on page B-2 with concise regional updates and reprinted notices.
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Long Beach
California
Government salary raises spark broad reaction in Washington
A new nine member federal commission proposes big pay increases for Congress, cabinet members, Supreme Court justices, and top agency officials. Some lawmakers and labor leaders expect vetoes or resistance as the administration weighs the impact. The same period notes a liberalized food stamp plan that would let a poor Southern family buy more with less income, prompting calls to reassess the pay hikes.
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Federal Commission
Eld
Congress
Supreme Court
Act of Congress
House
Senate
Morris K. Udall
D-Ariz
Johnson
Washington
Orville J. Freeman
Georgetown
Nixon
Gene McCarthy
Geneva
Earl Warren
Warren
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
John Mitchell
Grand jury opinion praises Los Angeles County panel of 1968
The 1968 Los Angeles County grand jury is lauded for its work on conflicts of interest at City Hall and its help to government, though it produced limited findings aiding the financially and socially deprived. The piece notes the jury's prestige, questions its selection methods, and urges broader future involvement.
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Lngos Angeles County
Board of Supervisors
Los Angeles
Ernest Debs
Grand Jury
Smag
Open Forum Editor Defends School Equality Critique
Letter from reader James Wilpatrick defending Brown v Board and stressing equal education over separate but equal. Calls for judicial accountability, notes 1954 ruling, and urges action to fix inequality, mentioning Bullet Hill and Seal Beach concerns. A twelve year old signs off urging fence protection.
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James Wilpatrick
Supreme Court
Kilpatrick
U.S
Bullet Hill
Seal Beach
Johnson seeks one last talks with Soviet leaders
President Johnson appears intent on a final discussion with Soviet leaders before leaving office, creating an awkward dynamic for his staff and the Nixon administration. He cannot promise actions needing Nixon’s later approval, as the Soviets seek end to Vietnam war terms, nonproliferation treaty approval by Senate and West Germany, and talks with influential Washington actors on arms control.
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New York
Johnson
Soviet Union
Nixon
Jolson
United States Senate
Cold War Summit Not a Christmas Gift for Nixon or Johnson
The piece argues a Nixon Kosygin summit would mislead about the Czech invasion, distract from domestic cabinet logistics, and offer little value during the transition. It notes Nixon’s future team, cabinet shifts, and wary mood as the Johnson era ends, suggesting no summit now but perhaps later.
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Nixon
Johnson
Calavo D Sunkist advance man laments D C move
From Our National Bureau Washington Calavo D Sunkist's Calayo describes Californians joining the Nixon administration as advance men. He says thousands are moving east to ease the transition and that making them feel at home is difficult. He criticizes a single freeway and poor road access.
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Washington
Calavo D. Sunkist
Calavo surveys DC scene with jokes and jabs on culture
Calavo muses on city life from a Washington window, noting taco stands, toothpick olives, a shaggy palm, and a beach by the Potomac while forecasting smog, credit limits for Californians, and the unseen politics of California Democrats in exile after the 1966 election.
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Potomac
Calavo
Rayburn
California
Plains States volume overview by Time-Life Books
The Plains States by Evan Jones and Time-Life editors is a pictorial study of seven trans Mississippi states Iowa Kansas Minnesota Missouri Nebraska and Dakota. This 10th Time-Life Library of America volume costs 4.95 dollars and covers in depth the region with photos and commentary.
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the Plains States
Evan Jones
Time-Life Books
Time-Life Library of America
trans-Mississippi Plains States
Iowa
Kansas
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
The
Dakotag
Kremlin Shakeup Looms Amid Russian Leadership Strain
A dated analysis argues Moscow may change leadership next year as Khrushchev era excess fades, fault lines widen between young reformers and aging officials, and costly foreign involvements strain resources. It notes stagnating growth, a lag in housing, and a reliance on space prestige while domestic clarity and policy decisiveness falter.
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Moscow
Kremlin
Russia
Stalin
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Middle East
Czechoslovakia
Kosygin
Sidewalk Senate Christmas Spirit at Long Beach
In Long Beach, residents including Bonnie Mosley Gary Nelson Steve Balcom Karen Sjoland and Doris Freeman share festive views. They note lights music and decorations create holiday mood while acknowledging year round celebration of Christmas and Christ’s birth amid bustling commercialism.
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Steve Balcom
Long Beach City College
Doris. Freeman
Salvation Army Lassie
Long Beach
Birth
Christ
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Open Forum
Broom
R. Greengard
New York Times Service
James
Ussr
Brezhnev
State Department
Will Ropers
Kosypin
Sophie
Mel Laird
Laird
House of Representatives
Pentagon
Vietnam
George Borney
East Lansing
Henry Kissinger
Pat Moynihan
Cambridge
White House
Baxter Omohundro
United States
Egypt
North Vietnam
Cuba
Communist Party
C. L. Sulzberger
Bonnie Mosley
Ladies Fashions
Gary Nelson
Torrance
Fourth Street
Long Beach Boulevard
Karen Sjoland
California State College
B. Dinby
UCLA
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