Americans Like French Citizens The Wrong Way
LOHN FICKLIN argues American historians recall France as liberty’s mother to inspire defiance at Concord and Yorktown but recent French state action reveals flaws. He cites San Francisco traffic talks showing how Supervisors’ political pressure, technican advice, and self interested voices hinder urban plans and pave the way for separatism and stalemate.
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France
Concord
Bunker Hill
Val‘Jey Forge
Yorktown
Atlantic
San Francisco
Police
Board of Supervisors
County building site chosen for Eden township
Supervisor Kent D Purses argues for placing a new county building in Eden township to serve growing South County. After inspecting multiple sites, the board favors Harry Owen ranch on Winton avenue, with consideration given to access, utilities, price, and future expansion while addressing objections to Fairmont hospital and other locations.
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Eden Township
Harry Owen
Winton Avenue
Fairmont Hospital
George Janssen
Owen
Jackson Street
159 Avenue
Foothill Boulevard
Castro Valley School
Hayward Airport
Hayward
Owven
Eastshore
Robert King
South County
Janssen
U S Military Aid Plan in Latin America Debate
The discussion centers on expanding U S military aid to Latin American nations and bringing more foreign officers to the United States. Officials cite Guatemala and Panama’s efforts as examples of Communist influence and justify a broader aid program. Senator Flanders recalls McCarthy’s confrontation over a censure motion while Brewster’s committee prospects shrink amid Senate hesitation.
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Guatemala
Holland
Dennis Chavez
U.S
Russia
Eisenhower
Joint Chief of Staff
Latin America
Venezuela
Ralph Flanders
Joe McCarthy
Senate
McCarthy
Flanders
Owen Brewster
Brewster
Margaret Chase Smith
Greeks Warm to United States Amid regional tensions
Greek readers show strong approval for U S aid and friendship while favoring the United States over the Russians. A Greek-dominated Eastern Mediterranean Alliance seeks to counter Soviet pressure as Tito and Britain clash over Cyprus and Suez. Athens praises Byron’s memory and aims to guard Cyprus and Suez interests through a regional security approach.
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Athens
Greece
United States
Sam
U.S
Turkey
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Trieste
Italy
Washington
London
Europe
Suez Canal
Iran
Persia
Cyprus
Britain
Grecian
Balkan
Egypt
Anthony Head
Cairo
Mediterranean
Dardanelles
Black Sea
Indian Ocean
Canal
Public Utilities Protest Tax Assessments Rise
California utilities protest the state board of equalization's 2.39 billion dollar tangible property roll, claiming an 8.56 percent tax rise versus a 5.6 percent private property increase. The probe into liquor licensing expands from San Diego to Los Angeles, while a Nevada-style fish hatchery near Friant progresses. Governor Knight plans to install Myri Knight as first lady, and speculation grows about Seth Gordon leaving the Fish and Game post.
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State Board of Equalization
California
Francis Catt
Pacific Gas & Electric Company
Allscale
Attorney General
Edmund G. Brown
Goodwin J. Knight
Brown
San Diego
Los Angeles
Ares
Department of Public Works
Cated
Friant
Fresno
Department of Fish and Game
Seth Gordon
Pennsylvania
Gordon
State Fish and Game Commission
Myri~Knight
Union
Debate over Aid to Needy Aged Proposition 4
A reader from Hayward challenges The Daily Review editor's stance on Proposition 4 to raise maximum monthly pensions for California pioneers from 90 to 100. The letter argues the plan aids aged citizens by providing bread and butter money to cover essentials, boosts local and state economies via taxes, and counters the editor's perceived bias and claims of crime in supporting aid for the elderly.
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The
Daily Review
Sirpha
George McLain
California
Ernie Lyons Hayward
California milk control act sparks long court fight
In Sacramento the Safeway Stores suit questions if under a free government the legislature may fix prices. The case accuses state milk control of conspiracy to restrain trade and seeks to overturn the Kings county order. University economist Dr James Tinley and others criticize government intervention while noting chaos in the dairy industry and the potential rise of bureaucratic control.
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CNS
Cial
Ein
County
Attorney General's Office
State Bureau of Milk Control
Safeway Stores, Inc
Kings County
Bureau of Milk Control
California Department of Agriculture
James M. Tinley
University of California
California
America
Safewa
The Fish Speed Myth and Measured Realities
Ranger-Naturalist Eugene Burns surveys how fast fish actually move, noting that trout rarely rival water-boosted speeds. He cites methods estimating speeds against ships, flames, frames, and line run, giving examples of salmon bursts and long migrations with measured daily averages.
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