Ridder Family Names and Newspaper Staff Listing
Readable OCR fragment lists staff roles and contacts for a newsroom. Individuals named include co publishers Samuel Catteron and Bernard Ridder Jr, editors Miley Sinet and Abbote Epley, managing editor Sterling Bemis, editorial page editor Dan Ol, and other staff. Location at Avenue 20801 with telephone 435-2761.
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Herwat
H. Ridder
Bublirte
Daniel H. Ridder
Samuel C. Catteron
Bernard J. Ridder Jr
Wetter Sh Pabst
Rcsisant
Wilkes W. Bragat
Miley F. Sinet
Abbote Epley
Sterling Bemis
Dan O&l
Costly arms race calls for cuts and restraint
A study by the U S Arms Control and Disarmament Agency warns that if military spending continues to rise global arms outlays could reach four trillion dollars in ten years. Current costs are about 162 billion annually, equivalent to 53 dollars per person. The piece argues for substantial nuclear and conventional arms reductions to ease economic pressure and deter aggression, noting shared blame on both the United States and Soviet Union.
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U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Earth
U.S.S.R
U.S
Russia
Soviet Union
United States
OEO innovations praised amid calls for reform plan
The article discusses the Office of Economic Opportunity and its mixed record. Secretary Robert Finch advocates continuing to innovate within OEO while moving successful programs to appropriate departments. Critics warn of waste and corruption, but the agency is urged to stay active as a driver of inventive poverty alleviation.
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The
Washington Evening Star
Finch
OEO
Congress
Open Forum tribute to Long Beach health groups and research
Open Forum reflects on Mac Epley and Raymond Gillingham lauding the Long Beach Heart Association Memorial and Children's Medical Center Foundation. It notes eight years of community support funding heart and stroke research at Memorial Hospital, plus help from Tuberculosis and Health Association and March of Dimes.
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Mac Epley
Beach
Long Beach Heart Association
Memorial and Children’s Foundation
Memorial Hospital
Memorial
Long Beach
Long Beach Tuberculosis and Health Association
National Foundation March of Dimes
Myasthenia Gravis Foundation
Raymond Gillingham
Memoria! and
Children's Medical Center Foundation
Who should probe the nations blunders
The Navy board of inquiry into the Pueblo spy ship case raises questions about how the United States investigates official blunders. It questions the objectivity and timing of the inquiry, the handling of Comdr. Lloyd M. Bucher, and whether a fair system exists for judging major policy mistakes beyond the Pueblo incident.
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New York
Navy Board of Inquiry
United States
Navy
Lloyd M. Bucher
Defense Department
Bucher
Pueblo
Congress
Commissioning elders to probe national blunders
The author argues for a British style Royal Commission to investigate major U S policy failures. While elders can reduce doubt after Pearl Harbor or Kennedy’s murder, the piece notes distrust persists and calls for a lasting, authoritative procedure beyond current commissions to study past errors for future guidance. It cites Bay of Pigs and Vietnam, noting over 30 000 U S deaths, and warns that procedures must be re examined.
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U.S
Pueblo
Pearl Harbor
Kennedy
Royal Commission
Vietnam
Bucher
Nation Needs More Women in Medicine
A author argues the U S doctor shortage worsens and provincial prejudice against women in medicine remains widespread. He estimates the country could use an additional quarter million doctors, noting young men face barriers to pursuing the profession.
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U.S
Women as doctors in society and education views
Sydney Harris argues that vast numbers of college trained women could enter medicine if encouraged, noting male chauvinism in the U.S. and even in law. He claims women bring empathy, psychosomatic insight, and stronger patient communication, predicting high potential in medicine despite sexism.
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U.S
The morals of the Pueblo ordeal in crisis and duty
The Pueblo affair tests command duty and public codes through Cmdr Lloyd Bucher’s capture. The piece weighs whether he should have fought, scuttled, or confessed, and how national ethics judge his actions and his country’s expectations. It contrasts ancient warrior code with modern cruelties and duty under espionage conditions.
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New York
Lloyd Bucher
Pueblo
Martinet
U.S
Navy
Bucher
Court of Inquiry
Public opinion views from shoppers and locals
A Cypress store owner and Lakewood clerk share mixed views on public opinion. Long Beach travel agent and Buena Park warehouseman weigh its impact, while Garden Grove ad executive offers neutrality amid questions at Lakewood Shopping Center.
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Lakewood Shopping Center
W. E. Marshall
Long Beach
Ralph Wallmark
Buena Park
Warehouseman
ED Bond
Garden Grove
FR. G. Vander
Lakewood
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Gof Pinte
Office of Economic Opportunity
Robert Finch
Open Forum
Nixon
Paul Scott
J. F Kennedy
McNamara
Special
Admiral Anderson
Naval Operations
Anderson
Pentagon
Portugal
Robert P. Kirchhoff
James Reston
Sydney Harris
Cmdr. Bucher
Washington
John Paul Jones
Rucher
Lewis
Leon Gabel
Cypress
Diane Sanders
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