Oppenheimer case prompts renewed effort to cast him as peace martyr
A Bay Area reader notes a new push to rehabilitate J Robert Oppenheimer as a peace figure driven by a recent book review and broader political narratives. The piece stresses the Atomic Energy Commission findings and the 1954 security proceedings, arguing against sensationalism and urging fact based discussion.
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J. Robert Oppenmer
Thomas W. Wilson, Jr
Houghton Sidin Co
Ralph £. Lapp
Oppenheimer
Bay Area
Atomic Energy Commission
Lapp
United States Atomic Energy Commission
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Personnel Security Board
Boris 'T. Pash
War Department
Radiation Laboratory
University of California At Berkeley
Chevalier
Pash
Lansdale
Eltenton
Atr Commission
Dr. Oppenheimer
Security Board
McCarthy Ira
Vaux Devoe
Bethune
Gus Aekmoch
Magne
U.S
Sladignent
Gunbray
Oppenwe
Yale
ANU AE Polencal
Countdown General Motors recalls 4269 school buses
The administration aims to extend recalls beyond 4269 buses. Nixon scrapped Prussian style helmets once worn by White House guards. An official statement labeled the idea as outdated. Suspended pitcher Henry McLain receives offers, shifting roles to relief pitching.
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General Motors
Admini
Nixon
White House
Henry McLain
Fremont boys baseball okay
Editor voices support for Fremont National Little League and its local baseball program. Mentions parks at Brier School and Jers dunier High, costs, volunteer effort, and calls for expanded public funding while defending non profit youth sports against perceived criticism.
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Fremont National
Fremont
Fremont City
Cotthei
Brier School
Jers Dunier High School
Santa Rita
Babe Ruth
Contested Traffic Justice Sparks Silent Majority Frustration
A reader criticizes Judge Sabreuw and pleads for fair action after a second traffic offense. The letter argues speed limit signs are visible and questions why the system fails to enforce penalties, reflecting national turmoil and the writer's stance as part of the Silent Majority.
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Dadge Sebraw
Croyles Fremarit
Feeding Deer Hurts Wildlife Says Pennsylvania Experts
Pennsylvania Game Commission warns that winter feeding harms deer. Sudden access to hay or corn disrupts their digestion and can increase mortality. District Game Protector reports fawns found dead beside hay, as critics urge harvest to control overpopulation and balance range use in Texas and beyond.
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Lynn Keller
Clearwater
Texas
Soviet press trip reveals vast gulf between party editors and public
Neary J Taylor reports on a 12,000 mile Soviet visit by nine American editors led by Vincent Jones. The group tours Pravda and Izvestia, learns interview fees apply, and observes tight travel controls and lavish state perks. They note huge government influence, crowded housing, and a sprawling, state dominated press landscape with many newspapers and limited access for foreigners.
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Gannett Newspapers
Vincent $. Jones
Soviet Union
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Pravda
Communist Party
Lavestia
Moscow
Iavestia
Pravdia
U.S.S.R
Inteurist
U.S
Ican
Kremlin
Tzvestia
Quy Target
New York Daily
Philadelphia Bulletin
America
French Foreign Legion
Euestia
Elagsles
Society
Lzvestia
Kipling
Kim
Wclu
AO Mila
ASNE
Ukra
Aly
Wprim
Traver
Saulious
Galkip
Weicker the freshman legislator with bold plans
Rep Lowell Weicker Jr a freshman with rare legislative flair proposed an amendment to the 1969 Housing and Urban Development Act and later a rail and roadbed plan. He argues for federal takeover of roadbeds and expanded Transportation Department role while denoting caution about Senate runs.
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Washington, D.C
Lowell Weicker Jr
R-Conn
Tom Wolfe
Weicker
Sony
Nixon
Washington Evening Star
Welker
Congress
Department of Tranportation
Senate
Thomas Dad
GOP
Connecticut
Dodds
This Day In History From United Press International
A compact recap of past events from 1907 to 1945 notes the Supreme Court upholding the Adamson Act eight hour day for rail workers, 1945 Norwegian underground operations against Nazi forces, selective service military drafts, and Woodrow Wilson's quote on idealism.
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Wi Luclay
San Juan Capistrano
California
United States Supreme Court
U.S
Agus
Norweean
South County Legislators and Districts Map
Fragmented text lists South County legislators in Alameda County including senators Perris Cra lh Distrel Sherman and Bradley, plus assembly members Carley Bee Hayward Union City Fremont and Rob Crow Livermore Amador Valley. Mentions Mh District and Castro Valley San Leandro parts but text is garbled with mis-spellings and incomplete lines.
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Hayward
Union City
Fremont
Livi
Amador Valley
Rob. Crow
Dinero
San Lefob
San Leandro
Mameda
Parta
Onhuind
Dyitiserat
Yan
Wygis
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Rolph Fairchild
Candy Cuvarelli
Sabreuw
Pan
Harvey
Hermes Alexander
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