Undefined names fragment from Long Beach 1969 issue
Fragmentary OCR from a Long Beach California newspaper dated Friday February 7 1969 shows scattered names including Wiles Ridder Bernd Ryne Mae and Bree Sersusl Uy Ca WY Reena Eph Ae GOL Nee but lacks coherent events or actions to summarize. The readable bits mainly list people and locations without a clear news item or outcome.
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Bernd J. Ridder Jr
Key Mile Hi
Shay Merding
Ryne Mae
Do OF
Betonial Page Fever
Bree RB
Sersusl Uy Ca
WY Reena
Eph
Long Beach oil safety measures amid Santa Barbara spill
Los Angeles County officials press federal authorities to halt offshore California drilling pending safety investigations. City and state overseers highlight Long Beach operations, including Thums, as potential safeguarded sites with enhanced casing, high pressure preventors, extra mud weights, safety valves, and on-site drilling supervisors.
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Santa Barbara
Los Angeles
California
Long Beach
Gaylord Nelson
R-Wis
George Brown
D-Calif
Alan Cranston
Interior Department
City Oil Department
Thums Long Beach Co
Thums
Wilmington
Santa Barbara Channel
Downtown Long Beach A sso ciates 32nd year drives drive
The Downtown Long Beach Associates mark 32 years of serving the central business district. The group plans a membership drive concluding with a special all-day event on Tuesday, inviting business leaders to join and contribute to community and district welfare.
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Long Beach
DLBA
Open Forum On Pay Raises and Local Defense Critique
A reader laments soaring salaries for officials while soldiers risk lives and civilians struggle amid city council spending. The letter recalls past evacuations during earthquakes, traffic hurdles, and a proposal for a safer escape by building an underpass with Seal Beach. The writer highlights isolation on Alamitos Bay peninsula and power outages during floods, urging practical fixes.
Nixon strikes the right note in early White House weeks
A New York editorial argues President Nixon balances personal control with restraint as he outlines a cautious approach in his first press conference. It credits his Europe trip plan for broadening public appeal, while noting Vietnam and domestic issues remain urgent and intractable.
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New York
Nixon
Europe
Vietnam
Richard Nixon
Carl
White House
United States
Middle East
U.S
Russia
New American Review fifth volume review and Nazi history book
New American Review volume five underscores the magazine as a mirror of contemporary literature with pieces by Eric Bentley Wilfred Sheed and Robert Bly. The Life and Death of Nazi Germany by Robert Guldston offers a concise account of how the Nazis rose to power plunged the world into war and were defeated with analysis of German history and society.
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NEW American Review
New American Library
Eric Bentley
Wilfred Sheedon McCarthy
Robert Bly
Nazi Germany
Robert Guldston
Fawcett
Opinions from Lakewood residents on freedom and homeland
A Lakewood survey quotes residents and workers including Margaret Schumacher Clarence Stevens Karen Strong Gina Catsro Grace Cash and Charles Cash. They praise United States freedoms security and material comfort while noting a preference for Hawaii at times.
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Margaret Schumacher
Lakewood
United States
South America
Gina Catsro
France welcomes Nixon Europe trip with De Gaulle talks
Paris expresses clear pleasure over President Nixon's planned West European tour, likely starting in Paris for talks with General De Gaulle. The move follows earlier signals to the Elysee by Gov. Scranton and Kissinger, reflecting a belief that U.S.-French relations have improved from a low point.
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New York Times
Paris
France
Nixon
de Gaulle
the Elysee
William Scranton
Honey Kissinger
Nixon De Gaulle Talked for Four Year Relations Pattern
French analysts see talks between Nixon and De Gaulle aiming to shape four year Western and Soviet Union relations. They note improved US French ties, with Paris saying friendship need not mean full policy alignment, and expect broad discussions on monetary systems and future economic health.
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Nixon
de Gaulle
Maris
Washington
United States
Paris
Johnson
U.S
France
Kissinger
Soviet Union
Russia
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Whatever Else
He Is
Mr. Nixon
James Reston
Clarence Stevens
Karen Strong
Lakewond
Country
Lakewood Shopping Center
Grace Cash
U.S.A
Charles Cash
Orient
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