Local paper names staff and editors in Long Beach
A July 5 1986 page from Long Beach California lists press staff including Press Geleoram Heemon H Ridder vubliter Fanvuel C Camecon and General Afurager Miles Ui with Sines Beecrive Barton Harold MC Hines Assistant to Publisher Malcolm Epteg Associate Editor William S Broom Editor Sterling Nonvis Affridging Sdaur Den Ohl Editorsl Page Editor in Long Beach California.
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Fanvuel C. Camecon
Afurager
Miles Ui
Sines
Beecrive Barton
Harold MC Hines
Malcolm Epteg
William S. Broom
Sterling Nonvis
Sdaur den Ohl
Long Beach
Calif
Cracks in Communism Face Winds of Change in Yugoslavia
A 22 year old Yugoslav writer Mihajlo Mihajlov proposes a free press magazine to critique government policy and Communist leaders. Freedom House in New York publishes the pamphlet backed by Yugoslav intellectuals harassed by police. The 1963 constitution promises press freedom, yet royal opposition remains repugnant to the Communist mind.
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Yugoslavia
Mihajlo Mihajlov
Freedom House
New York
Mihajlov
Eisenhowers Seem Gentlefolk Despite World War Fame
The piece lauds Ike Eisenhower as a modest, steady soldier who rose to supreme Allied commander and the White House. It notes his retirement plans in the 1930s, his calm dignity, and Mamie as a shy, influential partner who avoids the spotlight.
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Eisenhowers
Ike
Maj
Eisenhower
Kansas
White House
Open Forum Letter Critiques Police Conduct and Reform
In a citizen letter, Robert Chapman urges stronger police authority and respect for officers, while Barbara Hoeppel calls for inclusive human relations workshop committees with diverse representation. The exchange questions how to proceed after mayoral committee workshops and stresses serious, long-term reform needs.
Doesn't Mind Noise And Helicopter Help
Letter writer supports keeping a police helicopter to maintain order amid riots and cites personal experience with noise from helicopter routes. Several readers defend loyalty pets and urge continued care for a dog named Odd Job and its owners.
Solons Overdo This Study Routine in State Politics
In Sacramento a trend toward in depth studies by California officials prompts cynicism. Legislatures in both houses review major problems while administrators rely on consultants, delaying action. The piece cites Gov Brown defending crime studies and questions the political cost of endless inquiries.
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Sacramento
Capitol
California
Senate
Edmund G. Brown
Sam Yorty
Ronald Reagan
Gov. Brown
Ally
Tom Lynch
Commission On Crime
Four Intellectual Influences In Education Revolution
In the 1905 Harvard Graduate School of Education Association Bulletin Francis Keppel outlined four intellectual influences shaping education. Keppel, then dean and later U S commissioner of education, cited these ideas as pivotal in advancing educational thought and policy. The brief essay marks an early articulation of reformers impacting U S education policy and practice.
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Harvard ‘Graduate School of Education Association
Francis Keppel
Graduate School of Education
Keppel
U.S
Taft Khrushchev Pope John and Johnson spark education revolution
Ralph McGill discusses how Taft influenced federal aid to education and housing 15 years ago while contrasting today’s conservatives with Taft's clear philosophy. He highlights Khrushchev Sputnik ecumenism and Pope John impact, noting race and poverty in schools and the need for reform.
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Robert A. Taft
Mir. Taft
Mr. Khrushchev
Pope John
Ecumenical Movement
Lyndon Johnson
Taft
National Association of Realtors
Senator Taft
Christian Church
Keppel
Watts
Murphy and Kennedy Clash Over War on Poverty hearing
Senate Labor subcommittee heard Sargent Shriver defend the War on Poverty as Joe Murphy, Edward Kennedy, and Shriver offered differing views shaped by personal experience. Murphy, once himself poor, pressed on costs and waste while Kennedy pressed questions as Shriver framed expansive federal aid. The session highlighted tensions between personal hardship and broad policy aims without a decisive breakthrough.
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Sen. Murphy
Kennedy
Washington Star
Washington
Sargent Shriver
Senate
Shriver
Pennsylvania
Joe Clark
Javits
Randolph
Pell
Massachusetts
Mr. Kennedy
California
Murphy
Office of Economic Opportunity
War On Poverty
Thoughts on restraint and knowledge in famous quotes
A compact collection reflecting on self control and wisdom from Proverbs to Kipling and Jefferson. It cites Proverbs 17 27 Kipling Romans 4:18 and Thomas Jefferson, noting belief in future offspring and steering life with hope rather than fear.
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Thomas Jefferson
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Geleoram
Heemon H. Ridder
Vubliter
Marx
Lenin
Europe
Soviet Union
Russia
America
Mamie
Open Forum
Police
Norwalk
Robert Chapman
Marwick Ave
Ebisu
Barbara F. Hoepel
Cedar Ave
Noise
J. Bazzell
Nectar Lakewood
Pearl M. Hodges
Broadway
Solons
Buresat
Assembly
James McCauley
Ralph McGill
Philadelphia
Darktown
Detroit
Ball Path
Yale
James Kilpatrick
Congress
Haryou-Acy
Los Angeles
Ne Murphy
Camp Breckinridge
George Murphy
Rudyard Kipling
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