Long Beach Newspaper Names March 29 1966 Staff in Brief Card
The Long Beach edition lists Herman H. Ridder as publisher Deniel H. Ridder co publisher Samuel C Cameron general manager Varold K Hines Austin to publisher William W Broom Eolker Miles F Lines executive editor Malcolm Epley associate editor Stetting Bemis Aanaging editor Pon Ohl editor and page editor on Tuesday March 29 1966 in Long Beach California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel C. Cameron
Varold K. Hines
William W. Broom
Eolker
Miles F. Lines
Malcolm Epley
Stetting Bemis
Pon Ohl
Open and Closed Universes In UFO Thoughts
The piece contrasts closed and open scientific worldviews. It notes Michigan UFO reports dismissed by the Air Force as will o the wisps, while arguing for open inquiry. It cites Einstein and atomic theory, mentions astronomers and distant suns, and urges keeping an open mind about unknown truths on Earth and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euclid
Einstein
Spectator Views on Korea and Spacemen
A satirical local column comments on Korea peace hopes, the Gemini 8 mission tests with frogs, Sukarno’s fading grip before a coup, Batman reviews, a bridegroom’s opinion, Dolly’s wig, Gramps on Green Berets, and Lyndon’s price-raising stance.
Job Program Sparks Discontent Over Poverty War
The inefficacy of the poverty program is linked to rising unemployment and growing public discontent. Critics argue the program was not designed to create jobs, yet the failure to do so fuels a widening sense of frustration with anti-poverty efforts.
Poverty War faces pressure for mass job program debate
In a shifting view of the Great Society effort the Office of Economic Opportunity weighs against a large scale job program due to Viet Nam War costs and a booming economy. Unemployment falls to 3.79 percent, yet advocates urge public works to relieve urban areas like Watts and Hunters Point while training remains slow and limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Society
Office of Economic Opportunity
Southeast Asia
Joseph Kershaw
OEO
Kershaw
OEG
Skille
Los Angeles
Billy Mills
County Anti-Poverty Board
California Committee For Fair Practices
California
US Conference of Mayors
Edmund G. Brown
Hunters Point
San Francisco
Watts
Viet Nam
Why So Many Cuban Doctors Fled Cuba
Some 1,851 Cuban physicians, many former leaders, now reside in the United States. Through the Cuban Medical Association in Exile they stay connected and note a newly adopted oath by Havana graduates replacing the Hippocratic pledge with service to a socialist state. The vow emphasizes rural service, reparations to the people, proletarian science, and loyalty to Castro and revolution, underscoring why so many doctors left Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cuban Medical Association In Exile
M.d.s
Association
University of Havana School of Medicine
American Medical Association
Maoxiiquin
Fidel Castro
People’s Popular Democratic Socialistic Revolutionary Party
Cuba
U S Urges Close Watch on Red China War Views
Washington weighs Beijing's shift as Red China breaks with the Soviet bloc and hints at potential entry into Vietnam conflict. North Viet Nam gains intel aid and China expands rail, roads, airfields while grain and factory plans surface amid growing isolation and propaganda setbacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
United States
Johnson
Viet Nam
Moscow
U Thant
Lnited Nations
Red China
Communist Party
Indonesia
Cuba
Washington
China
South
Bnying
Open Forum on a Canine Governor Candidate Amid GOP Debate
Edward H Kay comments on dog worthy of running in the Republican ticket with famed performer flair. References to Lassi, Flipper, Falla, Checkers, Ronaldus Reganus, Samuli Vortie as photogenic figures in political opinion. Notes filing date nearly past and the public interest in animal candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lassi
Falla
Checkers
Flipper
Erudite
Seaweed League of Oceanography
Dixon Donnelley Named Assistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs
Dixon Donnelley sworn in as assistant secretary, with praise from Secretary of State Dean Rusk who calls him a pro both as a newspaper man and diplomat. Rusk notes Donnelley’s bluntness and poker skill, and contrasts him with predecessor James Greenfield. Also includes letters from Howard K. Armstrong and Roy A. Womack praising public service and discussing global communism tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon Donnelley
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Treasury
Henry Fowler
Donnelley
Dixon
State Department
Bennerley
Air Force
Foreign Service
U.S
Mexico
Chile
Argentina
Inter-American Affairs Bureau
Agency For International Development
James Greenfield
Greenfield
Beverly Hills
Hong Kong
Virginia Kelly
Roy A
Womack
Also Mentioned on This Page
Herman H. Ridder
Deniel H. Ridder
Long Beach
Calif
Michigan
Earth
Bill Farmer
Om Sukarno
Ea Batman
Ye & TF
Dolly
Lyndon
Charles Suiton
Stall Weller
Ernesto Guevara
United Press International
Jermin Jih Pao
Impe
Phil Newsom
Open Forum
Edward H. Kay
Terrace Drive
Storymaker
Automobile License Bureau
Howard K. Armstrong
Coronada Ave
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