Nixon should testify before Ervin committee in open session
The piece argues President Nixon should deliver a direct rebuttal to John W. Dean's testimony by appearing personally before the Ervin committee. It suggests such a deposition would be unprecedented yet essential if Nixon's May 22 statement is truthful, inviting public scrutiny and rejecting staged press events.
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Washington
B.C
John W. Dean
Nixon
John Dean
Dean
White House
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Kalmbach
H. R. Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
Haldéman
Ehrlichman
Agnew
Ence
Ervin
United States
Ervin Committee
IUD
American College of Obstetricians
Long Beach
Ridder Family Leads Long Beach News Staff in 1973
The Long Beach California edition dated Monday July 2 1973 lists Herman H Ridder as editor and publisher Daniel H Ridder in the same role through 1969 Samuel C Cameron as general manager Miles E Lines executive editor Larry Allison managing editor Don Oh editor Ber Resnik assistant managing editor L A Collins Sr editorial columnist Don Hastings Sunday editor Bernard J Ridder Jr business manager Don Nutter advertising director EH Lowdermilk circulation director. The staff includes notable figures in journalism and publishing.
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Herman H. Ridder
Daniel H. Ridder
Samuel C. Cameron
Miles E. Lines
Larry Allison
Don Oh
Ber Resnik
L.A. Collins Sr
Don Hastings
Bernard J. Ridder Jr
Don Nutter
Eh, Lowdermilk
Editorial applauds Dr. Malcolm Todd as AMA president
The Long Beach editorial lauds Dr. Malcolm Todd for his AMA election driven by ideas to improve physician service and public health. It supports his plan for better two way communications with newsmen, a “Truth Squad” concept, and unified membership. It endorses efforts to lower malpractice costs, increase general practice training, and prioritize primary care scholarships.
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Malcolm Todd
Long Beach
American Medical Association
AMA
Dr. Todd
Truth Squad
Todd
California
Mae Todd
Reprisals by Greek colonels prompt jail terms in Greece
Retired Lt. Gen Kyrakos Papageorgopoulos faces 15 months in jail and a 9500 fine for spreading alarming false reports after denouncing the dictatorship in a letter to Premier Papadopoulos. Western Greece editor Constan tine Papangheloutsos and his wife receive 12 month sentences for publishing the text. The harsh reprisals come as the colonels bolster their regime after the navy rebellion and the monarchy's abolition.
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Greece
Kyrakos Papageorgopoulos
Papadopoulos
Depu
Constantine Papangheloutsos
Airbags Prove Practical In Real World Tests
Airbags have deployed correctly in eight serious crashes since real world tests began. Allstate, Ford, GM and others report successful inflations with minor injuries and one inadvertent deployment. A single June incident in Lowell, Massachusetts caused a partial inflation and a minor injury. The author questions mandatory airbags but notes overall positive results and alive outcomes in several crashes.
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St. Louis
Scarsdale
Department of Transportation
Ford
General Motors
Allstate Insurance Company
Santa Barbara
Allstate
Patricia Mondy
Mariane Leslie Smith
Valley Park
Patricia
Mariane
Philadelphia
Robert F. Perlin
N.Y
Perlin
Lowell
Mass
Letters to the editor flag and IUD debates prompt citizen duty
Readers discuss patriotism beyond flag display urging active participation in government, voting, and funding groups. Letters also defend IUD use as a contraception option and critique public compliance with national service, urging accountability and decency in governance.
Noted Essayist George Robeson Illuminates Civic Light
An editorial note praises George Robeson as a modern Diogenes who seeks honesty with pen in hand and a guiding light. The piece mentions San Pedro and echoes classical imagery of illumination and vigilance in public discourse.
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George Robeson
Diogenes
San Pedro
Brezhnev Parked Cars Amid Summit Era Praise
In a political aside, a columnist reflects on Brezhnev's reception after summit talks. The piece jokes that he earned favorable perks, noting a Cadillac gift from President Nixon a year earlier and ongoing status in international discourse.
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United States
Brezhnev
Nixon
Long Beach
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