Editorials Dumbarton squeeze play
An editorial contemplates a rebuilt Dumbarton bridge linking Newark and East Palo Alto. It critiques a four lane taper design, cites political and environmental opposition, and questions timing and funding while noting Peninsula pressure and a need to marshal public opinion against delaying the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dumbarton Bridge
Billings
Newark
East Palo, Alto
West Bay
Atherton
Palo Alto
Brown
Johan Holmdahl
Dumbarton
Michael Evanhoe
Donald Burns
Peninsula
East Bay
James Balentine
Bay
Registration Debate Highlights Voter Roll Concerns
A newspaper opinion notes registration by mail as a real issue, arguing that low election participation undermines democracy. It criticizes state actions and urges Senate restraint against expanded registration amid broader voter apathy and calls for vetoes on related bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Assembly
Senate
Wing H
Mor替ie Ruskind on Liberals and Communism Across Vietnam
Morrie Ruskind argues liberals miscast the anti communist stance, cites Averell Harriman Chiang Kai shek and Marshall Aide, questions corruption charges against Saigon and Golda Meir, links Israel and Vietnam, notes Humphrey fundraiser scandal, and contrasts media responses for Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Quilty
Pathet Lao
Yo Chi Minh
Castro
Averell Harriman
Laos
Coramieaed
Googe Marsal
Stalin
Chiang
Marchal
Marshall
Chiang Ching
Wang
Vietnam
Syngman Rhee
Thieu
Saigmi
Sul
Madame
Camp Pendleton
Saigon
Grall
New York
Chicago
Ard
Estaelj
Golda Meir
Ford
Israel
Hubert Humphrey
Hubert
Will Rogers on wars and diplomacy
Will Rogers jokes about diplomats prolonging war efforts and asks what wars were fought for. He quips that after battles many people cannot agree on a purpose, claiming that different individuals would produce nearly identical but nonsensical answers.
Pattern seen in Cambodia mirrors China says editor
The writer argues that Cambodia will follow China’s pattern of oppression. Officials’ courage to die for country leads to purge like in Germany. Neighbors judge wealth and landowners as enemies, with show trials and ruthless expulsion to extinction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Cambodia
Meri
Newton I
West mounts comeback against Red sea power
Holmes Alexander West leads a narrative of anti Soviet sea power during a spring and summer plan to disrupt Russian whaling fleets. Canadians and Americans from Vancouver plan nonviolent interference that could force a halt to whaling. The piece links these actions to a broader push for NATO sea controls and Western underwater tech advances like the Captor sea mine, with strategic aims around the North Sea Barents and Gibraltar passages shaping future sea lanes and global power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bneamy
Vancouver
B.C
Marine Mammal News
NATO
North Sea
Qrean
Norwegian Sea
Barents Sea
Norway
Soviet Sea
Barents
Russia
Burfansk
Kola Peninsula
Pabeyeon
NATO Command
Cyprus
Mosd
Strait of Gibraltar
Ouron
Gibraltar
Greenland
Britain
Red Navy
Elim A. Zumwalt
United States
Soviet Union
Synthetic Movement Promises Food Safety Crusade
M Stanton Evans announces a political scientific effort called the synthetic movement to counter perceived threats from additives and organic substances. The group vows rigorous testing and FDA oversight to ensure safe food, citing concerns about unsanitary bread, contaminated feed, and aflatoxin checks by the Agriculture Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt
Agriculture Department
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West
Red Sea Power
M. Stanton Evans
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