Ridder Newspaper Leadership 1952 1969 Amid Editorial Team
The record lists Herman H Ridder as editor and publisher from 1952 to 1969 with Daniel H Ridder in that role, along with Samuel C Cameron as general manager Miles E Sines as executive editor and Larry Allison as managing editor Don Ohl as editor Bert Resnik as assistant managing editor L A Collins Sr as editorial columnist Don Nutter as advertising director and E H Lowdermilk as circulation director.
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Herman H. Ridder
Daniel H. Ridder
Samuel C. Cameron
Miles E. Sines
Larry Allison
Don Ohl
Bert Resnik
L.A. Collins Sr
Don Nutter
E.H. Lowdermilk
Editorials welcome Solzhenitsyn and detente stance
The piece notes Kissinger stating the United States welcomes exiled Soviet author Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn while pursuing detente with the Soviet Union. It argues freedom struggles are shared by many, stresses nuclear war must be avoided, and calls for a peaceful relationship with Moscow despite opposition.
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Kissinger
United States
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
State lotteries labeled a legal sucker bet by Consumers Union
The current Consumer Reports finds state lotteries yield 55 to 60 cents per dollar wagered while cost to run ranges 17 to 40 cents per dollar raised. It warns lotteries may fail as revenue and are inequitable, targeting gullible both rich and poor. California Assembly approved a constitutional amendment to authorize a state lottery, heading to ballots unless the Senate rejects it.
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Consumers Union
Consumer Reports
Public Service
Las Vegas
California
Letters to the Editor on fuel costs and auto racing
A pair of letters discuss fuel price increases and freight rate pass-through, arguing residents shouldn’t bear gas costs through taxes. They defend auto racing’s economic role, noting drivers and industry jobs amid fuel shortages and protest over government policy.
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DITOR
Interstate Commerce Commission
Salt Lake City
James E. Hill Cerritos
Carl Christensen
Jitor
Patricia Mumbower
Patricia
Banning
Corona
Unsers
Foys
Pettys
Andrettis
Revsons
Campbells
O'Neill
Smiths
Joneses
Canal dispute colors Panamanian politics beyond strategy
The Panama Canal debate centers on equity and sovereignty as Kissinger and Tack outline a principle plan to end the perpetuity in favor of a fixed term and Panama’s share. U S defense and control provisions spark contention, with stalled Senate opposition and looming modernization questions as ships exceed lock capacity.
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Zone
Fourth of July Avenue
Panama City
Panama Canal
United States
Canal Zone
Omar Torrijos Herrera
Panama
Henry A. Kissinger
Juan Antonio Tack
Isthmus Republic
U.S. Senate
Incredible clumsy attack on Solzhenitsyn in detente era
Washington reports show Nixon and Brezhnev backing detente while a Moscow lunch leads to a debated interview. A Soviet diplomat Yuri questions Solzhenitsyn and Sakharov at length, while Vitkovich accuses Solzhenitsyn of lies, alleging ties to Vlasov. The piece argues Soviet naivete and warns against trusting exile narratives.
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Washington -State
Nixon
Leonid Brezhnev
Moscow
Washington
Solzhenitsyn
Sakharov
Yuri —Abeled
Spiro Agnew
Yuri
Stalin
Soviet Union
Gen
Mexei Vlasov
Vlasov
Germany
Novosti Press Agency
Nikolai Vitkovich
Vitkovich
Siberia
Solzhnitsyn
Natalya Reshetovskaya
Gulag Archipelago
Vitkevich
Solzehnitsyn
Vitkevieh
V Itkeviet
U.S
Salzhenitsyn
West
Pastore fights oil price rises by targeting natural gas
Senator John Pastore denounces big oil for raising gasoline prices and seeks to block oil firms from applying gasoline price increases to natural gas. He criticizes the Federal Power Commission for protecting industry profits over consumers and argues gas should be priced differently than refined gasoline.
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Washington
Johm Pastore
Senate
Exxon
Gulf
Sheil
Phillips
America
Federal Power Commission
FPC
Commerce Committee
Rhodesland Democrat
Congress
FPPC
Pastore
John Nassikas
Nixon
William Stringer
Don Smith
Albert Brooke
Rush Moody
Not Applicable Prompt Fragment Summary Card
Fragmentary OCR style text presents general statements on work, gambling, ideas, culture, chatter, and authenticity. No clear event, person, organization, or location is established. The piece reads like a series of aphorisms or editorial musings without a singular newsworthy narrative.
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Long Beach
Racing Defended
Long Beach Kaye
Christian
Phil
Becadeu
Ussr
William Broom
National Bureau
Chi
Jack Anderson
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