Fremont Council to Protect Underground Water Supply
Fremont City Council faces the vital task of safeguarding the coastal area's natural underground water from saltwater intrusion. The debate centers on quarry pumping and its impact on the Fremont Newark basins, with Alameda County Water District figures showing high costs and continued intrusion risks.
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Fremont
California
Fremont-Newark
Alameda County
Whitfield
ACWD
Washington Township
City
Alameda County Water District
Count Vatican Dress Reform Aims for Simpler Prelate Garb
The Pope calls for a plain clerical style and removal of red hats for cardinals in favor of plain cloth. The policy targets clergy behavior and presentation while maintaining clerical authority. The piece questions if ongoing secret negotiations accompany public talks and notes Senate debate over loudspeaker installations and potential election-driven defeats.
Plea for Salvation From Welfare Zealots
Russell Kirk critiques Charles H. Chaskes executive director of the Michigan Commission on the Aging for advocating compulsory guardians over the elderly to ensure medical care. Dr Dwain Cummings argues the right to refuse treatment and to die naturally, warning such guardians would erode legal rights. Kirk warns of state guardianship and compares ideologies, suggesting watchers for meddlesome reformers.
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Charles H. Chaskes
Michigan Commission On the Aging
Chaskes
Michigan
Dr. Cummings
Mr. Chaskes
Pearl Harbor Lesson for Presidents in Missile Defense
Paul Harvey warns that presidents must balance risk and budget when considering ABM systems. He recalls Pearl Harbor lessons and criticizes overreliance on deterrence, arguing for a measured defense while acknowledging intelligence limits and the cost of preparedness.
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Defense
Melvin Laird
Laird
Don Morclean Time-Life Subscription Row Ends Lightly
Washington writer Don Morclean reports that Time-Life responds through Bernard J. Yudain, assuring credit remains good and promising no further pursuit for disputed magazine subscriptions forged in his name, while hinting at prior fire-setter ideas as a joke.
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Washington
Time-Life
New York City
Bernard J. Yudain
Time, Inc
Yudain
Bernie
Soviets Seen Boring to Czech Resistance in Kremlin Crackdown
The article surveys Czech reaction under Soviet pressure in Prague and across Czechoslovakia. It notes limited public resistance, pervasive government surveillance, and the heavy reach of the Communist party through youth groups, housing controls, and informers. It laments cynicism among students and intellectuals toward the regime while detailing specific acts of control and fear.
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Vladimir S. Semyonov
Kremlin
Czechoslovakia
Europe
Jan Kubis
Joseph Gabeik
England
RAF
Gestapo
Reinhard Heydrich
Prague
Heydrich
Kubis
Gabeik
Hungary
Poland
East
Germany
Communist Party
Czech
Czechoslovakia Union For Youth
CSM
Sparks
Pioneers
Ancient Charles University
Semyonov
Maclean's Microscoops on Color TV and Enlistment
A fragmentary note from Maclean's Microscoops jokes that some new color TV programs are so poor viewers wish for black and white and implies students should consider enlisting, suggesting the Army feels safer than school in a satirical line.
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Army
Oklahoma Land Rush Signal Sparks Homesteaders
On this day in history 1889 about 20000 homesteaders gathered along the Oklahoma Territory border awaiting the signal to begin the land rush. The events reflect frontier expansion and settlement during that period.
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Oklahoma Territory
Oklahoma
Theodore Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Dutch New Guinea
New York World's Fairway
Lyndon Johnson
William Dean Howells
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