Press-Geleoram Long Beach Newspaper Staff List 1967
A Long Beach California newspaper page dated Tuesday March 28 1967 shows staff roles including publishers editors and editors in chief. The item lists names such as Herman H Ridder Samuel Cameron Harald Hines William Broom Don Ghi Daniel Ridder Miles Lines Malcolm Epley Sterling Bemis and a page editor for the B-4 section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel C. Cameron
Harald M. Hines
Aisi
William W. Broom
Don Ghi
Edioh
Miles E. Lines
Malcolm Epley
Sterling Bemis
Long Beach
California
State and federal tax increases loom in 1967 outlook
A Tax Foundation staff report says 33 of 47 state legislatures will consider new or higher taxes in 1967, potentially lifting state tax collections by about 2 billion dollars annually, a 1 percent rise from 1966. The OECD notes Americans pay the lowest tax share among major economies, but growing state and local levies and federal burdens suggest a shift in the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Respected
Tax Foundation
California
Congress
Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development
Paris
There Are Good Art Bargains There Are Good Art Bargains
A commentary cites District Attorney Younger on a probe into a fake painting amid warnings against fraud. It argues buyers seeking masterworks risk loss, while many Southern California galleries offer contemporary works with real talent and modest prices. The piece urges prudent, personal value over future capital gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelle J. Younger
Younger
Yellow Kid
Centu
Southern
California
Rossmoor Homeowners Association Defends Community Role
Lori Patelski president of the Rossmoor Homeowners Association rebuts Dr F W Ellis critique accusing RHA of vocal opposition to Naval Air Station nearby freeways and shopping center issues. She cites a productive open meeting with Capt Hedrick and notes acoustic studies and landscaping work to curb freeway noise while detailing improvements and safeguards for unincorporated Rossmoor residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossmoor
Lmitowners Association
Ryes Moe
F. W. Ellis
Rossmoor Homeowners Association
Navel Air Station
Ellis
RHA
Capt
J. Hedrick
Los Alamitos N.as
California Division of Highways
Division of Highways
Seel Beach
Br. Filis
Tos
Bel
Ross» Moor
Water Suit Adds Over Million in Long Beach Supply
The Long Beach area has received 34,274 acre feet of water since Oct 1 1963 due to a court judgment. If bought from Metropolitan Water District, that water would cost about $1 million at roughly $30 per acre foot.
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Long Beach
Long Beach Water Commission
Superior Court
Metropolitan Water District
San Gabriel Valley
Partment
Whittier Narrows
Long
Upper St. Gabriel Valley
Prennan
Thomas
Cong Only Puppets on Red String
Washington column debunks myths used by advocates of negotiating with the Viet Cong National Liberation Front, arguing they misrepresent the NLF as a broad South Vietnamese voice. The piece highlights persistent misconceptions and cautions against assuming the NLF's wide legitimacy.
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Cong
Washington
Nea
Vietnam
Viet Cong National Liberation Front
NLF
Hanoi
Saigon
United States
Douglas Pike
USIA
Viet Cong
Lan Dong
Communist
South
Bernard Fall
U.S
Pike
Diem
NLT
Wem
Burden of Proving Value of Bugging Rests on Those Who Want to Use It
In congressional testimony, Attorney General Ramsey Clark argued against broad wiretapping authority. He said advocates must prove its necessity and effectiveness, noting privacy invasions and uneven crime patterns across cities. Clark urged concrete evidence and tighter controls rather than general assurances.
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Washington
Genral Ramsey Clark
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
New York City
San Francisco
Clark
Inc Alead
Pri
Frank Hogan
Manhattan
Congress
Howard W. Cannon
D-Nev
Debating Authorized Wiretapping in Las Vegas and Beyond
The article critiques or defends the Johnson bill pushing a nationwide ban on illegal eavesdropping and advocates for a stricter law that would criminalize interception or divulgence of wire communications. It weighs privacy rights against crime prevention and argues for clear, targeted use by authorized law officers. It questions the necessity and efficacy of wiretapping given potential gains and risks.
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Las Vegas
Cryston
Ohe Committee
Los Angeles
New York
Cannon
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Geleoram
Herman H. Ridder
Daniel H. Ridder
Atlantic World
Ries
Mark
Open Forum
Lori Patelski
Rossmoor Homeowners
Los Alamitos
Don Brackenbury
Long Beach Water de
Bruce Biossat
New York Times Service
Tom Wicker
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