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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1974

Page

6

Editorials on Charles Ashman and Times Book Review

A critique traces Charles Ashman’s image as lawyer author and alleged con man. It recalls Melvin Belli’s Times Book Review praise and John Leonard’s Suckered column about editorial manipulation. The piece notes Ashman’s Florida disbarment and a Riverside connection, and hints at a forthcoming biographical project and NYT’s openness to reform-minded readers.

Charles Ashman I, PT Ashman New York Times Book Review San Francisco Melvin Belli John Leonard The Times Book Review Leonard Belli Riverside Riverside Press-Enterprise Florida New York Times Nashville Ashman-Bells Circle

Father’s Endorsement Boosts California Governor Candidacy

Former governor Edmund G. Brown Sr endorses his son in the California gubernatorial race, with Brown noting friendships among other Democratic contenders George Moscone, William Roth, Joseph Alioto, Jerome Waldie, and Bob Moretti. The piece questions the weight of paternal backing in a crowded field.

California Edmund G. Brown Jr Edmund G. Brown Sr Pat Brown Pat George Moscone Moscone William Matson Roth Brown Board Regents University of California San Francisco Joseph Alioto Look Magazine Alioto Jerome Waldie Assembly Bob Moretti

Letter defending motorcyclists against myth spreading

Editor reply complains about misrepresentation of motorcyclists in a Dec 21 clipping. The writer argues bikers are diverse, law abiding, and not a threat, citing California rider demographics from Road Rider readers including family men, college graduates, and incomes above $15,000, and notes the Retreads as a real motorcycle group.

California Department of Transportation Road Rider The Retreads Roger Hull South Laguna

Cooperation urged in energy crisis by Long Beach letter

Long Beach reader urges national unity to conserve energy through voluntary efforts. He cites President's confidence in Americans and criticizes local service stations for lacking trust, urging press, industry, and public to cooperate to avert emergency without broad rationing.

Long Beach J. A

Energy reform calls for lasting lifestyle change in US

William Simon urges ending energy waste and a permanent lifestyle shift as the Arab oil embargo ends. He argues subsidies and regulation shaped energy use and outlines government levers from denser housing and transit to tax reforms and tougher durability standards to curb wasteful patterns and fuel energy policy.

Boston United States William B. Simon Simon William Simon

The Freezeout and the Power Shift at White House News

A critical look at bureaucratic pressure on reporters, focusing on the Nixon era “freezeout” of CBS by White House aides. Alvin Snyder concisely recounts failed contact attempts and CBS officials resisting blacklisting while acknowledging power’s temptations to become petty tyranny.

Washington White House Alvin Snyder Columbia Broadcasting System Snyder CBS Herb Klein CBS News Bill Small Small CBS Ermploye White Hoe John Ehrlichman

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