Selective Governance on Billboards in Alameda County
Editorial condemns Alameda County supervisors for silence as SF County considers a scenic highway billboard ban. It argues state power should curb signs within 500 feet of routes deemed scenic, and urges Alameda to act to protect public highways from private exploitation.
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Alameda
San Francisco
State Division of Highways
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Clear Lake
Redwood Country
California
E. A.haywarth
Changing Picture In County Relief
Recent figures show Alameda county fewer elderly on relief rolls in February 1957 than two years earlier due to more taking Social Security and fewer relying on county aid. Direct payments rose to 1,030,294 while the decline in recipients suggests inflation and rising costs. The article argues thrift and self reliance remain essential despite Social Security increases and public relief shifts.
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Alameda County
Trong
Dulles shelves German repayment plan amid cabinet clash
Secretary Dulles informs Chancellor Adenauer that the State Department’s plan to seek a $230 million refund for seized German assets in the United States has been shelved. President Eisenhower sided with officials opposing the payout, favoring a $70 million compromise and directing talks on a new plan.
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Washington
Dulles
Adenauech
State Department
Congress
U.S
Adenauer
London
Treasury
Humphrey
William Rogers
Percival Brundage
State
Justice Departments
Heinz Krekeler
Germany
Peter Mack, Jr
Mack
Rogers
Brundage
Defense chief says secrecy on data futile
Defense Secretary Charles B. Wilson says classifying already available data is futile and harms security. In Paris Premier Maurice Bourges-Maunoury argues for police powers to crack down on Algerian terrorists, warning against anarchy from lacking legal authority.
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International News Service
Washington
Defense
Charles B. Wilson
Paris
Maurice Bourges-Maunoury
France
Outlandish Braude anecdotes spark outdoor tales
Irreverent quotes from Judge Braude cover outdoor lore with humor and life lessons. A landowner posts a stern no hunting sign while tales of a stubborn son in law and a patient hunter mix with reflections on animals, wealth, and patience. Chicago gangster tale caps the column.
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Jacob M. Braude
Chicago
Braude
Prentice- Hall
Hraude
Judge Braude
Romain Rolland
Senate Clash Over Civil Rights Sparks Power Grid Tie In
The article depicts Javits attacking federal judges and U S attorneys while Morse and Neuberger push integration. Fulbright grills Maxwell H Gluck for ambassadorial fitness amid donations to Eisenhower campaigns. Senate confirms Gluck despite questions, as Western power projects face delays in Colorado and New York slowing electricity plans.
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Washington
United States Senate
Jacob KK
Javits
New York
Aninded
Morse
Neuberger
Oregon
United States
United States District Attorney
Congressional Record
Fulbright
Ceylon
Maxwell H. Gluck
New Yor
Kentucky
Senate Foreign Affairs Committee
J. W. Fulbright
Arkansas
Gluck
Jamily
Colorado
Niagara
Lawmakers Invite Speeches From Constituents
Solons announce contact details for U S Senator William F Knowland in the Senate Office Building Washington D C Senator Thomas F Kuchel at the Senate Office Building and U S Representative George P Miller 8th District House Office Building Washington D C Your legislators invite correspondence and hearing from you.
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U. S
Wm. F. Knowland
Senate
Washington, D. C
Thomas F. Kuchel
George P. Miler
Dist
Washington, D.C
Opinions From Readers What’s Yours
A reader voices support for Gov. Knight policy while questioning Knowland as California’s next governor. A valley resident complains of limited public camping near Clear Lake, urging more open camping and beaches. A faith student cites Exodus 23:2 when arguing against electing Supreme Court Justices. A Valley View Junior Women’s Club thanks the Daily Review for coverage and photographer Chuck for cooperation.
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Gov. Knight
Republican Party
ALC
Sen. Knowland
California
Supreme Court
High Court
Fremon
Faitor
Valley View Junior Women's Club
South Hayward
Daily Review
Ernestine Wiseman
Chuck
J. G. Donhoff
V. V. Iv
Famous Fables of Feuds and Feasts in High Society
A short, quip filled piece contrasts art dealer Joseph Duveen and collector Samuel H. Kress over a painting, as Duveen touts its rank while Kress remains unimpressed. Flo Ziegfeld, famed showman, hosts a stroll in Central Park where a friend feeds ducks with “Dread” bread, and Ziegfeld imagines caviar canapes.
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Edgar
Joseph Duveen
Samuel H. Kress
Duveen
Kress
Insorria
Ziegfeld
Central Park
New York
Western Union under scrutiny over telegraph delays
A reader argues Western Union has grown sluggish since swallowing Postal Telegraph, citing branch closures and staff cuts. Delays of two to three hours for incoming messages and four to five hours for money orders are common, with calls suggesting public exposure and swift action by regulators. The writer invites a direct response from the company.
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Western Union
Postal Telegraph
General Features
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Eugene Sonn
McClure Syndicate
Ray Tucker
Haze
New York City
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Jawaharlal Nehru
India
United Nations
Russia
Moscow
Eisenhower
Benjamin
World Development Board
Blue Grass
Morse Neuberger
South
Northwest
Morse and
House Committee
Hells Canyon
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Tucker
Solons
Jm.b
Castro Valley
Flo Ziegfeld
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