Ridder Newspaper Staff Roll Call at Rosyville Office
The Bublinker Editorial Page lists Hermon H. Ridder publisher Samuel G. Cameron general manager Welter 31.20 William W. Broom editor Marcoles Eplay associate editor Daniel H. Ridder co publisher Bernard Ridder business manager Miler Ei Sines executive editor Sterling Bemis managing editor.
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Hermon H. Ridder
Samuel G. Cameron
Manger Welter
Daniel H. Ridder
Bernard
Ridder Jry
the Bublinker
Miler Ei. Sines
Sterling Bemis
Friendship eludes big powers in shifting world ties
The piece argues that neither the United States nor the Soviet Union can build durable alliances. Western allies falter, Communist blocs split, and nationalism grows. It warns that conventional balance of power is fading, urging reliance on the United Nations while cautioning against overreliance on firm alliances.
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United States
Soviet Union
U.S
South Vietnam
South Korea
Budapest
Russia
North Vietnam
Cuba
Moscow
China
Joseph C. Harsch
The
Christian Science Monitor
East Germany
Wendell Willkie
Can We Be That Poor In Spirit Can We Be That Poor In Spirit
The 1967 birth rate of 17.9 per 1000 triggers debate over national direction. Experts such as Robert C. Cook of the Population Reference Bureau attribute declines to economic strain and wary expectations rather than new birth control methods. The piece argues the trend signals loss of faith in the future, despite hoes.
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U.S
Robert C. Cook
Open Forum on Mrs Clinton Letter and Community Views
Readers respond to Mrs Clinton open letter in Southland Magazine praising Afro-American Week and urging focus on domestic issues such as jobs housing and family centers. Mentions Congressional Record reprints and distribution through Neighborhood Adult Participation Project.
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Congressional Record
Opal Jones
Neighborhood Adult Participation Project
P.O. Box
Los Angeles
Jones
Clinton
Wne
Asia
Pressure for Military Vietnam Solution Grows
In Honolulu the U S Pacific Command signals growing pressure for more personnel and bombing in Vietnam. Admiral Sharp commands over a million in the Pacific and aims to regain initiative with intensified strikes on Haiphong supplies. Officials expect greater action before the March monsoon, while avoiding grand Allied victories or rosy assessments of South Vietnamese performance.
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U.S. Pacific Command
Vietnam
A.9.g. Sharp
Pacific
Southeast Asia
Sharp
Pearl Harbor
Haiphong
South Vietnam
U.S. Leaders Hold Hard Line as Hanoi Strategy Fuels War
Officers in Honolulu describe North Vietnam aim to lure U.S. troops into remote zones while Vietcong strike cities. They note 42,000 enemy casualties in 32 days, 450,000 new refugees, disrupted food distribution, and rising Soviet shipments to Haiphong. Sharp’s Pacific mission spans 85 million square miles with 1 million men under unified commands. A fleet of 250 ships delivers 600,000 tons monthly to Saigon, and Washington politics tilt toward a military solution under Johnson.
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Gamble
U.S
North Vietnam
Honolulu
Moscow
Washington
Soviet Union
Haiphong
Sharp
Pacific
Americas
Indian Ocean
Aleutian Islands
South Pole
United States
Pacific Ocean
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Southeast Asian
Asia
Vietnam
Thailand
Korea
Japan
Taiwan
Philippines
Ryukyu Islands
Mariatta-Bonin Islands
Australia
Saigon
Defense McNamara
Pentagon
Ife
North
Johnson
Free press and fair trial clash in courtroom coverage
Washington Star Service analyzes the heated debate sparked by the American Bar Association over media coverage of sensational crimes and its potential impact on juror impartiality. It argues the issue is complex, noting jurors' judgements are influenced by factors beyond evidence while acknowledging no perfect jury system exists.
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Washington
American Bar Association
ABA
A.B.A
Jury System and Press Freedom in a Rough Justice World
An editorial argues that the jury system, with its peremptory challenges and courtroom tactics, produces rough justice but generally works. It condemns reform proposals as myths and asserts the press must inform the public without censorship, resisting gag rules while trusting juries to function.
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A.B.A
Free Press
Life of Rufus Isaacs First Marquess of Reading
Book review chronicles Rufus Isaacs born 1860 whose rise from shipping child to lord chief justice viceroy of India and foreign secretary marks a dramatic ascent. He broke Jewish barriers becoming first commoner marquess and first Jewish attorney general in England. Hyde presents a vivid life of a man who also faced antisemitic stereotypes.
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Lord Reading
Rufus Isaacs
First Marquess of
Reading
H. Montgomery Hyde
Farrar, Streus and Giroux
Disraeli
Rufus Daniel Isaacs
Benjamin Disraeli
England
India
Ramsay MacDonald
Wellington
U.S. Moving Toward Isolationism, Warn Strategists
Washington sources report State Department and Pentagon experts fear Soviet leaders may conclude the United States will retreat from foreign commitments after the Vietnam era. The concern is the Kremlin could press harder in Asia Africa and the Middle East as Washington shifts toward isolationist policy.
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Washington
NEA
State Department
Pentagon
United States
View of U S isolationism and Soviet strategy
Ray Cromley argues postwar withdrawals by Britain France West Germany and others leave a vacuum for Soviet expansion. He says Kremlin leaders see rising U S isolationism and fear a strong U S reaction in Vietnam Korea and the Middle East. American analysts find no signs of a U S showdown or nuclear war.
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U.S
Britain
France
West Germany
Japan
Rnce
Vietnam
North Atlantic
Southeast Asia
Middle East
Kremlin
U.S. Senate
United States
Soviet Union
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New York Times Service
James Reston
Washington Star Service
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James Kilpatrick
Justice
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Bur Tus Isaacs
London Stock Exchange
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