Farmers Home Administration funds golf and tennis facilities plan
The Farmers Home Administration approved a $100,000 grant to Dublin County Canary Club for a tracer tract near Kennasville to develop a golf course, steinartey, pot and tennis courts, and other facilities. The project aims to keep the town on the farm and boost local agriculture.
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Dublin County
Mc) Canary Club
Steinartey
Kennasville
Editorial cautions on Alameda civil rights commission
Editorial urges caution by Alameda County Supervisors delaying a civil rights commission. It cautions against partisan pressure and a shift to minority rule, argues for defined duties and local control, and warns against Oakland overreach into South County affairs. Opposition to satellite communities and emphasis on South County autonomy.
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Alameda County
Civil Rights Commission
Oakland
South County
Crystal Ballsmans hip in a muddled era headline
Fragmentary OCR text hints at debates on the European Common Market and a shift toward external complications in agriculture and labor. Mentions by name a French worker influx into Germany and Belgium, with references to Britain’s stance and economic integration moving amid turmoil and political figures.
Britain reels from global tensions and trade frictions
A dense, fragmentary report surveys mounting UK pressure from protectionist currents abroad. It discusses the Rhine and German wheat, French farm protests, and rising costs in materials as Europe braces for shifts in the Six Nations market. It notes British unease over export shares and calls for cautious, self-sufficient strategies amid a turbulent international economy.
Sydney Harris Purely Personal Prejudices
Harris argues that social sensibility and conventional “sensible” parenting curb spontaneity and creativity. He critiques public attitudes, the pretensions of churchgoers, and the vanity of biographies written by insiders, urging a deeper, more authentic understanding of human nature. He contends only the strongest individuals resist societal pressures to achieve true interpretation of life.
McGovern's Disarmament Plan Triggers Senate Fallout
Washington column details Professor George McGovern's proposal to shift $5 billion from this year's arms budget toward a domestic welfare transition as part of a broader disarmament effort. The reaction in the Senate is described as a tense mix of praise and anxiety, with leaders like Humphrey Fulbright and Goldwater sparring over the Moscow pact and the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty amid a charged, stormy floor climate.
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Senate
George McGovern
Oy Kophist
McGovern
Armed Services, Space
Joint Atomic Energy
Freeman Eyes Ambassadorship Amid Diplomatic Training
Washington reports Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman, amid White House plans, may become ambassador to Monica as he gains high level diplomacy experience. Freeman, once defeated for a fourth term, weighs a shift from the cabinet to diplomacy while pursuing surplus market openings.
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Washington
Orville Freeman
White House
Minnesota
Monica
Thomas Mann
Mann
America
Freeman
Preston Kennedy
State Department
Reader Letter Opposes Soviet Nuclear Treaty
A reader criticizes a pending US Soviet nuclear test ban treaty, citing past Soviet violations and alleged secret preparations. The letter urges Senators to uphold the Constitution, resist administration pressure, and vote against ratification in favor of a strong America.
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Kennedy
Unio
America
Fremont Civic Center Endorsement Sparks City Vote Debate
Civic Center Editor thanks Daily Review for endorsement of a common sense program in Fremont May 14 election. Article criticizes Newarkity Council’s lease purchase plan and cites perceived missteps by City Manager Reese and Mayor Parry, contrasting past defeat of a board proposal with fresh $16,000,000 civic center plans.
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Daily Review
Fremont City
Fremont
Ramrod Ard
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Freemont
Reese
New Campaign Editor Attacks UNO Sales Drive and Russia Tie
A critical pamphlet condemns the United Nations Organization campaign as propaganda aiming to sway Americans. It cites alleged Soviet influence, calls the disarmament push a national disgrace, and urges public scrutiny of UNO actions since 1945 including Hungary Vietnam Cuba and other revolutions. The author vows Americans will confront this policy in 1964.
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UNO
Advertising Council
Senate
Te Uno
Russia
Safe Department
Fn Jerform
Fas
Hungary
Kalanga
Viet Nam
Laos
Cuba
Algeria
Norear
Thanks for Coverage of Mission Campus Events
College Events Editor thanks readers for excellent six week Sum Ter Session at the University of Santa Clara. Praises coverage of Dr Taberty talk drawing a large audience and credits efforts to public interest on the Mission Campus. Signed E. V. Warren, S.J., Director.
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Mission
Taberty
Lalk
E. V. Warren
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