Fremont Deserves Better In Kaizer Aetna Plan Debate
An editorial urges Fremont to reject Kaizer Aetna's Ponderosa Homes proposal for 1264 dwelling units on 210 acres south of Alvarado Boulevard. It argues staff warn of strain on roads, schools, and services, loss of green belt, and urban sprawl, calling for stronger negotiations and safeguards before approval.
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Fluoridation debate and letters to editor raise safety
The letters discuss water fluoridation as a method to reduce tooth decay, weighing costs, safety, and implementation. Officials from Alameda County Central Labor Council and Fremont Area Association for Clean Environment clash over promotion and opposition, with advocates urging early mass fluoridation and warning of epidemics without it.
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Water fluoridation debate and taste concerns across nations
The text discusses a proposal to add fluoride to water, noting adverse taste effects and noting that Sweden Denmark Norway Malaysia and France eventually dropped or outlawed fluoridation. It references John Bates in New York.
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Detroit and the hamburger business warn of decline
Paul Harvey argues that lean profits follow complacency in any business. He warns against relaxing effort as nations and industries slip, citing Detroit car workers and international competition. He emphasizes sustained push to avoid a downward cycle.
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Kennedy urges more youth revolt on campuses
Washington report notes Sen Edward Kennedy urges renewed student unrest while urging voting power to change the system. He faults campus calm, rebukes extremism yet keeps a provocative tone, linking crisis-driven action to progress and urging youth to rise and vote.
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Oakland Board of Education tests new incentive plan
The Oakland Board of Education seeks extra effort in arithmetic via a federal funded program. If all students pass, each pupil’s parent may receive a payment as a reward. Critics doubt parents should be paid for duties expected of them.
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Philippine statehood movement shows gains amid polls
Ruffalo D Antonio leads a Philippine statehood push with polling in Manila showing rising support, though opposition grows. Amherst Mass residents fear student enfranchisement may alter local politics as MA officials consider registering students where they study. Diplomatic talks and UN actions on Rhodesia feature in broader international debate.
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Unclear Text Points to Historical Events and Quotes
Fragmentary OCR mentions Richard Byrd exploration, the Charge of the Light Brigade, Finnish cavalry losses in a war, fascist governments and the Rome Berlin axis, a 1966 fire on a ship, a Vietnam incident with 53 killed, a 1968 Northeast Airlines crash near Hanover, and a quoted American author Bley Torrence about love and God.
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