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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1973
Page
13
President Nixon spoke on television about a crisis of ordinary life, urging restraint on energy and travel. He insisted he has no intention of resigning and will work 16 to 18 hours daily to restore public trust and normalcy amid Watergate scrutiny.
The Long Beach edition dated Friday November 9 1973 lists Herman H Ridder and Daniel H Ridder as editors with Samuel C Cameron as general manager. Miles FE Sines serves as executive editor and Larry Allison as managing editor. Don Oh as editor Editorial Page and Bert Resnik as assistant managing editor along with L A Collins Sr as Editorial Columnist. Don Nutter is advertising director and E H Lowdermilk circulation director.
Editorial notes Proposition L defeat dampens hopes for restrained government spending. It notes campaign partisanship, warns against misreading the result as a tax mandate, and urges tax reform. It calls for nonpartisan monitoring of political advertising and objective campaign study to inform voters.
The piece notes President Nixon’s energy crisis proposals with room for debate on details. It stresses Congress, states, and the public should move quickly to bridge disagreements to avoid stalling the response. It calls for acceptance of inconveniences like lower speed limits and thermostats, and supports Daylight Saving Time year round.
Tehran reports show Shah toiling on a vast arms build up costing up to three billion dollars, with tanks, fighters, frigates, and ships, to guard the Gulf and Iraq border. Washington sees strategic value in Iran as a Gulf protector amid Soviet naval activity and regional tensions.
Washington editor urges House to impeach Richard Nixon. He argues resignation is inconceivable and a full House indictment covering ITT, milk deal, Ellsberg, Watergate, and other abuses is needed. A Senate trial would be lengthy but could provide finality. The piece laments drift and calls for decisive action.
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