Probe Shapes Up A Cooperative Feasibility Plan Next Week
The article discusses Stanford Research Institute preparing a feasibility report on a cooperative inter agency approach to community planning. It notes a shift away from a centralized super agency toward voluntary joint problem solving across schools councils and municipal bodies in Menlo Park Newark and Fremont area.
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Prowet Probe
Avery
Menlo Park
Fremont Unified
Proud New Park For Newark Sets Saturday Dedication
Newark marks a milestone with the dedication of the Community Park and Center at the corner of Newark and Cedar boulevards. City leaders including City Manager Bruce Allman and landscape chief Bill Owens lead the project praised for aesthetic beauty and practical use.
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Bill Owens
Mel Nunes
Paul Tong
Chiet Owens
Purple disease haunts royal family across centuries
A British doctor claims the royal family has suffered a rare fatal “purple disease” for 400 years. The bishop of Bayeux urges fewer Sunday bells due to bell ringers causing “snow” on TV screens, hinting at waning church attendance.
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Bayeux
France
One Man's Tolerance Versus Broad Bigotry in Schools
Russell Kirk argues that anti religious zealots seek to ban any religious or ethical discussion in schools. He cites cases in Grand Rapids Michigan and Ohio where parents and ministers challenge teachers and textbooks over references to Bible stories Mohammed and Confucius. He notes the Supreme Court supports noncreedal instruction about religion and culture, while modern anti religious bigotry grows more intolerant than religious fundamentalism.
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Confucius
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Ohio
Supreme Court
Letters Support The Boys Club
An editor recounts the Fremont Boys Club facing financial hardship with about 1,100 members who bought a $1 membership card and other aid. The writer urges the city to recognize the club’s needs, noting personal donations and calling for broader community support to ensure the club’s survival.
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Fremont Boys Club
Fremont
Paul Harvey on Leaves of Farming and Automation
A speech on rural decline argues farm output per hour rose 61 percent in a decade while pay lagged behind the federal minimum wage. Farmers shrink from subsidized costs, rising machinery prices, high interest, and a 16 to 1 consumer-to-farmer ratio. With farm numbers down and officials adding bureaucrats, many will sell to subdividers or large land combines as automation pressures intensify.
Don Maclean on the Doomsday Machine and H-bombs
The piece presents an inane interview claiming the US is secretly sowing unarmed H bombs around a global fault line to trigger a Earth shattering blast. It suggests a Doomsday device mirroring Dr. Strangelove and a hoped peace after universal deterrence.
Tax the airwaves and curb TV radio licenses now
The author argues public airwaves should be taxed like other resources and chargers should finance licenses. They deride NBC CBS and ABC as-profit-driven, call for a toll-bridge principle, and urge bold political action to fund public benefits from broadcaster profits. The piece highlights FCC figures from 1986, criticizes regulatory inertia, and accuses politicians of conflicts of interest.
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ABC
United States
First U S Supreme Court Session Held in New York City
This Day In History notes the Supreme Court meeting in New York City marking its first session. It also cites the 1963 Ankara airliner collision killing 49, 1966 deaths of Buster Keaton and Patricia Kennedy links, and a Jefferson quote on delay.
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New York City
Ankara
Turkey
Buster Keaton
Patricia Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Peter Lawford
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