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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1954
Page
7
The article contrasts doves and pigeons, noting pigeons’ nuisance in Hayward as they fly over homes twice daily. It details city council conflicts, a county health department ordinance limiting to three female fowl, and calls for a stricter rule to address the ongoing nuisance and housewives’ complaints.
A neighboring paper reprinted the Daily Review editorials criticizing Halcyon and Washington Manor annexation to San Leandro and a Hayward Area Recreation District bond vote. The clash claimed the Review opposed city services and state-law requirements, while editors dismissed the charges as baseless and lampooned the rival’s misreadings.
The article discusses a potential official visit by Franco to the United States, noting his role as military ruler of Spain and head of the Falange. It mentions possible White House stays and the implications of U.S. immigration law for admission. It also covers a time bomb in the foreign aid budget via a secret rider aimed at reallocating unobligated funds, with bipartisan support and quotes from Rep. Taber and others.
Washington weighs shifts in Asia as Japan grows restless over remaining U S bases and aid. General MacArthur’s era nears its end, Diet factions rail against occupation reforms, and national pride flares amid economic strain and anti American sentiment.
The six are Arthur Watkins, Edwin Johnson, Francis Case, John Stennis, Frank Carlson, and Sam Ervin. They include three former judges, two former anti subversion unit veterans, and one Marine Corps veteran like McCarthy. Watkins chairs the Select Committee. Johnson serves as vice chair. Case leads District of Columbia matters. Stennis is a former judge from Mississippi. Carlson chairs the Post Office panel. Ervin sits on Government Operations and District of Columbia committees. Members bring diverse backgrounds in judiciary, armed services, and public service, with varied prior roles and states represented.
Henry MacArthur presents a summary of Propositions 11 through 16 on the November ballot. Prop 11 would expand veterans housing tax exemptions of up to 500 paralytic veterans. Prop 12 restores voting rights to ex offenders after serving penalties. Prop 13 concerns Vernon city charter adoption. Propositions 14 and 15 extend tax exemptions for churches colleges and non profit hospitals under construction. Prop 16 governs water rights for government land acquisitions and requires compliance with California water laws.
Ranger-Naturalist Eugene Burns notes coordinated play across species including perch, sandpipers, elk, house rugs, porpoises, dolphins, birds and rocks. He suggests imitation and social bonding drive concerted action, citing communal jumps, spins, and synchronized landings as evidence.
A clear guide to California right of way rules at intersections and turning. It stresses equal dignity of all streets, yielding to the first to reach the intersection, and the driver on the right at four way stops. It warns against relying on courtesy and advises proper signaling and staying in the inner lane during left turns.
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