Editorials A solid achievement for Long Beach
An earth turning ceremony marks the start of a new California State University and Colleges headquarters in Long Beach. After four years of effort involving city leaders and Senator Joseph Kenrick, construction on a 5 million building will begin for 350 administrators and trustees, with occupancy planned for early 1976.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California State University and Colleges
University and Colleges System
Tidelands
Los Angeles River
Glenn 8. Dumke
Kenrick
Long Beach
Ford
Cyprus
Turkey
Yes
Henry Inger
Vieting
Israel
Kissimger
Stuas
Honus Beach
Debates urged to aid Richardson in Cranston race
The piece argues Cranston should debate H L Richardson more often to give voters a chance to hear Richardson. It criticizes Cranston for limiting debates and notes Richardson's underfinanced campaign keeps him in the shadows while Californians deserve to judge the candidates in public forums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson
Cranston
Senator Cranston
New Faces Chasing Spotlight in 1976 Presidential Race
Washington notes two trends in elections with voter preference for Democrats but low candidate enthusiasm. Networks are urged to air hour long specials to introduce newcomers and boost visibility before primaries. Prominent figures like Elliot Richardson, William Ruckelshaus, Lloyd Bentsen, Reubin Askew, Jimmy Carter, and others are cited as potential candidates lacking nationwide recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kevin Phillips
Albert Sindlinger
Elliot Richardson
Massachusetts
William Ruckelshans
Indiana
Mike Mansfield
Senate
Sen
Lloyd Bentsen Jr
Texas
Reubin Askew
Florida
John Gardner
Common Cause
Dan Evans
State of Washington
Lobo B. Andersot
Rai
South
White House
Bentgan
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
Terry Sanford
North Carolina
Edwin Rawards
Louisiana
Dale Bampers
Arkansas
Julian Bond
Slate Sanutor
Howard Baker Dy
R-Tenn
Navy Reform Calls Weak Top Command Into Light
Admiral Rickover severely criticizes United States Navy leadership amid concerns over fleet condition and rising Soviet naval power. Former Lt Cmdr Ford, now a high ranking officer, is drawn into the debate as public scrutiny grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
H.G. Rickover
USN
Rickover
Admiral Rickover Widens Navy Critique On Training
Admiral Rickover blasts Navy leadership and training, saying line officers lack ship knowledge and are technically incompetent. He cites Annapolis and War College as harmful, warns that management obsession erodes combat readiness, and argues only engineers truly master systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Rickover
Rickover
Columbus
America
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Naval War College
Naval Ve
Navy
Editor Letters Expose Cyprus Critique and Local Reactions
Readers respond with criticism of U S policy toward Cyprus and a mother’s grief over Turkish actions. A second letter mocks law and order, recounting a juvenile arrest and rights concerns, while another blasts Assemblyman Bond on women’s athletics equality and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assemblyman Kill Road
Tam
Bond
Billy
Hank Collineworth
Toome
Hiera
Miniaturist's Art EINTO and odd hen claims
A garbled passage notes a miniaturist amid quirky claims about hens that lay something labeled Tet, with a dozen purchased and jokes about canaries and parsnips. Names like CHARLIE CUNTHRIE Jang Roach appear as scattered tokens in a confused OCR fragment.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joseph Kenrick
California
Sacramento
Long Beach State University
Alan Cranston
H. L. Richardson
Network Telev
James Resion
New York Times
Richard
Wilson
Toa
Robert O'Toole Terrance
Nixon
Teall
Kong
Richard Nixon
Dean
Turin
Ural
Flo
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!