Local Newspaper Staff Directory Fragment
The fragment lists names and roles such as Herepee H. Kidder publisher Daniel H. Kidder co publisher Israel Cameron manager Berazil J. Kidder Jry business manager Wicter H. Pelistant to the Publisher Williane W. Brees Ether Adesina Fhles Ares at COE Pine Avenue 90801 Miler E. Lines executive editor Sterling Bewts managing editor ON Eastasial Page Editor telephone 435-4168.
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Herepee
Miler E. Lines
Sterling Bewts
Dirksen Eyes New Drive for Constitutional Convention
Everett M Dirksen, famed for showmanship, aims to revive a national constitutional convention to overturn the one man one vote ruling. He seeks to rally state resolutions, press lobbying effort, and GOP support, despite legal doubts and the risk of deepening political upheaval.
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Everett M. Dirksen
Congress
Dirksen
Supreme Court
Is it noise or Rumer for Italy
Italians are ebullient and prone to dispute so a center left coalition under Premier Rumor faces a tough start. He names 77 year old Pietro Nenni as foreign minister, a clash of ideologies amid student unrest and labor agitation after Giovanni Leone’s resignation. The piece suggests the family name Rumor translates to noise in Italian.
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Rome
Mariano Rumor
Christian Democrats
Vatican
Pietro Nenni
Giovanni Leone
Finch
Romney
Volpe
Schultz
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
White House
Nixon
Moynihan
Sds
Chicago
Christmas reflections and a simple gift idea
Open Forum letters argue against overconsumption during holidays. Virg il Sams and Sally Green urge recapturing meaning by sharing love, carols, and prayers. Readers propose gifts of time and help to those in need as the true spirit of Christmas.
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Chriager
Nixon cuts a cloth coat for nation
Washington Star Service notes Nixon’s cautious start as he assembles a new national team and cabinet, appealing to conservatives while signaling potential power struggles in urban policy and avoiding Rockefeller figures.
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Nixon
Nation
Washington Star Service
Chicago
Richard Nixon
Nixon's Chicago angle on new cabinet picks and urban policy
The piece argues Nixon's Cabinet, led by Kennedy and Schultz, blends experience with unconventional conservatism. It notes Mayo’s banking ties and minority outreach, praises Kennedy as a strong potential leader, and sketches the fight over urban programs with Moynihan atop White House plans.
Revenue sharing shapes Nixon era welfare policy
The Nixon era may push for revenue sharing with states as a core policy. Melvin Laird and Pat Moynihan advocate decentralizing welfare and funding social programs through state and local agencies, while Moynihan proposes income maintenance, guaranteed work, and a direct family allowance to aid the poor. The debate weighs federal role versus state initiative and the politics of welfare reform.
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Wasitingson
Richard Nixon
Washington
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Wisconsin
Council On Urban Affairs
Pat Moynihan
Johnson
Nixon
Americans For Democratic Action
of All People
Moynihan
America
Nixon White House
Agnew
Gov
Rockefeller
New York
Milton Friedman
Republican Papers
United States
Laird
Friedman
Vietnam Our Beloved Land book review note
A concise notice about the book Vietnam Our Beloved Land by Nguyen Cao Dam and Tran Cao Linh, adapted and translated by Tran The Uy and Nguyen Quy Bong, with photographs and near poetic commentary. Published by Tuttle at $3.50, the volume emphasizes Vietnam’s beauty through Vietnamese perspectives rather than politics.
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Vietnam
Land
Nguyen Cao Dam
Tran Cao Linh
Tran the Uy
Nguyen Quy Bong
Tuttle
Sidewalk Senate Views On Money And Cars At College
In Long Beach, students from Long Beach City College share desires for money to pay bills and buy a car or home. Leslie Dawson and Judy Byrd discuss practical needs while Kristiana Nielsen mentions a costly new sewing machine. Larry Cortez, a station attendant, describes a cramped home and family. Karen Cardinal seeks funds and a car amid school pressures.
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Leslie Dawson
Long Beach City College
The
Independent
Press-Telegram
Judy Byrd
Larry Cortez
Long Beach
Karen Cardinal
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