Fragmented Echoes of a Local Newspaper Crew
The OCR text lists names and roles from a newspaper page including editors and a managing editor with a provided phone number, indicating a masthead or staff credits segment rather than a full article. The readable items include iilisat W and Malcolme Foley with Arsotiste, Don Oh as Editor, and Bemis as Managing Editor, plus a contact line.
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Iilisat
Malcolme Foley
Arsotiste
Don Oh
Page Biltor
State control of police not best answer
California legislators should scrutinize pending bills that would weaken local control over police forces. SB 1414 would impose state salary standards and cost-sharing, risking reduced city budgeting voice and possible police defiance. AB 374 would lower retirement age and raise benefits, with $2 million extra Long Beach cost. Safeguards against state control are urged.
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California
Commission On Peace Officer Standards and Training
League of California Cities
Long Beach
Vastness of space draws us together
Apollo 10 astronauts Thomas Stafford John Young and Eugene Cernan joined American space explorers in a near flawless eight day mission. They orbited the moon 31 times guided the lunar module within 9.6 miles of the surface and paved the way for the first manned lunar landing while noting the nine year 23 billion dollar effort behind the program. The piece argues space exploration will continue beyond Apollo 11 with no fixed limits.
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Pacific
Thomas P. Stafford
John W. Young
Eugene A. Cernan
Earth
Open Forum Letter Critiques Dress Rules in Long Beach Schools
Mary Williams of Long Beach responds to an article on sloppy clothes and grades. She urges focus on education over dress regulations and cites ROTC attire and pep squad gear as distractions. She argues schools train, not educate, and calls for ending regimentation for real learning.
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Long Beach
Tom Hesketh
Neil Philips
Philips
ROTC
Quality of justice and the upper class’s folly
A commentary criticizes affluent readers of Nation’s Business for urging tougher law enforcement. The author argues the proposed solutions are ignorant and ineffective, targeting lawbreakers with harsher penalties while ignoring reality outside the insulated corporate world.
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Nation’s Business
Law and Order
Lough
Fitite
Uni
More discipline for our youth, worsen crime by lax justice
Sydney Harris argues that harsher punishment fails to deter theft and crime. He cites England's swift, impartial justice as a model, criticizing U.S. political-judicial systems for corruption and inequality. He claims law must be fair and enforced to lower crime, not merely punitive.
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Supreme Court
Los Angeles Bright City of the Future Progress Report
A forward looking Los Angeles shows 78.2 percent paving as planners and engineers extend a long running project. The concept emerged over two decades ago to tackle monumental traffic jams and severe air pollution with an expansive paving and urban design initiative.
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Los Angeles
Model City Program hopes to pave Los Angeles by 1984
Arthur Hoppe interviews Grover Grommet of the Pave The World Foundation aboard a stalled Pasadena Freeway. He outlines a future LA as a vast 24 lane freeway system with asphalt focus and parking lots, arguing trees are the enemy of cars and grass is useless. He concedes it may not be fit for people to live in.
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Pave the World Foundation
Pasadena
Grover Grommet
Los Angeles
Grommet
Moon Landing a New Era in Human Hope and Time
A reflective piece compares 1969 to 1492 and vows that the moon mission marks a lasting milestone. It notes the 12 year arc from Sputnik in 1957 to the imminent 1969 landing and emphasizes a fresh human approach to life, despite lingering fears.
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New York
Earth
The Notion of War and Peace in 1969 Reflections
Flora Lewis discusses 1492 and 1969 as mirrored eras of discovery and terror. She laments earthly nightmares despite lunar progress, urging youth to reconcile harmony and means to abolish war, lest humanity fall into oblivion.
Sidewalk Senate Voices On Hippie Trend In 1960s Debate
Designers, broadcasters, students, and workers weigh in on long hair and hippies. Most see the trend as a social outlet and lasting, with some praising ideas while others condemn the lifestyle as unclean.
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Mermae H. Ridder
Daniel H. Ridder
Samuel C. Cameron
Genersl
Bernard J. Ridder Ye
Waller If. Polsk
Miter Sfres
Ig Bemis
Edior
Open Forum
Mary Williams
Sydney Harris
England
U.S
Arthur Hoppe
Indepen
Dent
Press-Telegram
Flora Lewis
Brance
Spain
Europe
Columbus
First Fife
Gerard ‘Argosian
Dianne Markle
Edward Tancioco
Paramount High
Denise
Don Kirkland
Lifeguard Headquarters
Ken Weatherly
Paramount Junior High
Bill Courte
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